Collins Field Guide to New Zealand Wildlife

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The Collins Field Guide to New Zealand Wildlife is an extensive guide to New Zealand fauna, both native and introduced, listing well over 250 species, from southern right whales to springtails, from kakapo to kokopu. A practical and portable reference guide, it provides the basic information necessary to identify the most commonly encountered animals in New Zealand. Concise, authoritative and accessible text, clear distribution maps and superb colour photographs describe what an animal looks like, where it lives, what it is called and what it does. Written by leading natural history writer Terence Lindsey, and featuring more than 250 magnificent photographs taken and selected by celebrated wildlife photographer Rod Morris, Collins Field Guide to Neta Zealand Wildlife is the perfect all-in-one guide for travellers, tourists and students of New Zealand wildlife.
An experienced zoologist and ornithologist, Terence Lindsey has travelled widely within New Zealand and written... Tovább

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The Collins Field Guide to New Zealand Wildlife is an extensive guide to New Zealand fauna, both native and introduced, listing well over 250 species, from southern right whales to springtails, from kakapo to kokopu. A practical and portable reference guide, it provides the basic information necessary to identify the most commonly encountered animals in New Zealand. Concise, authoritative and accessible text, clear distribution maps and superb colour photographs describe what an animal looks like, where it lives, what it is called and what it does. Written by leading natural history writer Terence Lindsey, and featuring more than 250 magnificent photographs taken and selected by celebrated wildlife photographer Rod Morris, Collins Field Guide to Neta Zealand Wildlife is the perfect all-in-one guide for travellers, tourists and students of New Zealand wildlife.
An experienced zoologist and ornithologist, Terence Lindsey has travelled widely within New Zealand and written extensively on the wildlife of New Zealand and Australia over the past thirty years. In addition, he has written and produced an extensive range of books, articles and encyclopaedia entries for leading natural history publishers around the world. Though born in England, he was raised and educated in Canada, and currently lives in New South Wales.
Rod Morris' wildlife photographs have featured internationally in magazines, books and films to wide acclaim. A producer with Natural History New Zealand Limited for the past 20 years, Rod spends much of his free time photographing ¦wildlife in some of the world's most exotic locations, and is a regular contributor to New Zealand Geographic. In recent years his photographs of kiwi and weta have been highly regarded. Vissza