Bug Zoo:
This is your chance to get a pre-publication order of this new book. I'm very proud of this my first collaboration with DK books. Aimed at the younger budding (bugging) entomologist. It is a guide to keeping and learning from those little creatures we so often take for granted in our own gardens - the mini-beasts!

Concise guide to the Moths of GB and Ireland:
This is the abridged version on the full book - it has the same excellent illustrations by Richard Lewington just with less of Waring and Townsends words. Its size, the water resistant cover and ring bound pages make is a much handier book for field work - especially with groups or when working through the contents of a moth trap. I use mine all the time (referring back to its big brother when the going gets tough or I want more detailed descriptions)The essential moth text book.

Pocket Guide to Butterflies of GB and Ireland:
Another classic from British Wildlife Publishers. Illustrated and written by Richard Lewington - who is not only one of the worlds top insect artists but also a butterfly brain too (He will kill me for saying that). This is probably the best book out there on these insects in the region and what's more this is a pocket guide that actually fits in the pocket!!

Guide to Garden Wildlife:
This is an truly excellent and highly recommended field guide for anyone with a garden or the slightest bit of interest in the wildlife that shares their patch - I've got a copy on my shelf!

Nick Baker's British Wildlife (Hardback):
This is a month by month guide or almanac to the best that British Wildlife has to offer throughout the seasons. It's a what, where, when book. The idea is that no matter what season you will have something to look out for.

Nick Baker's British Wildlife (Paperback):
This is a month by month guide or almanac to the best that British Wildlife has to offer throughout the seasons. It's a what, where, when book. The idea is that no matter what the season you will have something to look out for.

Habitat Explorer Guide: Gardens and Parks:
This is one book in a series of four that are aimed to be very practical and handy books packed with lots of simple and fun activities to enable young naturalists to get the most out of exploring for themselves.
This one tackles that most familiar and convenient of habitats; our own back yard; with a range of ideas from making nest boxes for birds to constructing a pit fall trap.

The New Amateur Naturalist:
This was written as a practical manual for the modern naturalist; with handy hints, tips, advice and information on everything from the basics of kit and equipment, developing field skills right down to the more specialist explorations like pressing flowers, recording bird song and river snorkelling. It's all here.

The First Time Naturalist:
The First Time Naturalist is the paperback version of the above 'New Amateur Naturalist' the only difference is that it's floppier and has a different picture on the front! I know it's confusing but hopefully you are clear on the matter now!

Nick Bakers Bug Book (Hardback):
I know I shouldn't have favourites but this one is probably mine! It's a great introduction to the world of invertebrates (that's mini-beasts or creepy crawlies to many) I aimed to include lots of interesting little nuggets of information about the subjects and peppered throughout the text are loads of simple practical ideas to develop a greater understanding of their often hidden and misunderstood lives.

Nick Bakers Bug Book (Paperback):
I know I shouldn't have favourites but this one is probably mine! It's a great introduction to the world of invertebrates (that's mini-beasts or creepy crawlies to many) I aimed to include lots of interesting little nuggets of information about the subjects and peppered throughout the text are loads of simple practical ideas to develop a greater understanding of their often hidden and misunderstood lives.

Habitat Explorer Guide: Forests and Woodlands:
This is one book in a series of four that are aimed to be very practical and handy books packed with lots of simple and fun activities to enable young naturalists to get the most out of exploring for themselves.
It's A habitat that can be a little daunting at first but this book helps you to see the wood for the trees with 71 pages of practical ideas from making leaf skeletons and hatching galls to making whistles and calling birds.

Habitat Explorer Guide: Rivers, Ponds and Lakes:
This is one book in a series of four that are aimed to be very practical and handy books packed with lots of simple and fun activities to enable young naturalists to get the most out of exploring for themselves.
It's all about getting wet and muddy and entering that often overlooked world beneath the surface of our fresh water habitats from puddles to bogs and all that is soggy in between.

Habitat Explorer Guide: Seashore:
This is one book in a series of four that are aimed to be very practical and handy books packed with lots of simple and fun activities to enable young naturalists to get the most out of exploring for themselves.
This is a perfect companion to a day at the seaside, when sand castles start to become a tired and you are fed up with swing ball this book tells you what else is going on and how to start uncovering the mysterious world of the rock pool or the creatures that lurk under your very feet.

© Nick Baker 2009