Field Guide to Alpine Wildlife

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An essential companion for anyone visiting or hiking in the Alpine regions of France, Germany, Italy, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland and Liechtenstein.... Show more

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Product description

Series	Bloomsbury Naturalist Guides
Author	Thomas Gretler
Language	English
ISBN	9781399409414
Publisher	Bloomsbury
Pages	312
Size	108 x 181 x 24 (mm)
Format	Paperback
Images	Colour images
Year published	2023

Field Guide to Alpine Wildlife is an essential companion for anyone visiting or hiking in the Alpine regions of France, Germany, Italy, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

The Alps remain one of Europe's foremost tourist destinations – not just for its world-famous scenery, but also its remarkable and diverse wildlife. This wild diversity is covered in this new field guide to the region.

Field Guide to Alpine Wildlife covers all of the animals and plants you are likely to see on a trip to this extraordinary place including mammals such as Mouflon and Ibex, birds like Bearded Vulture, White-winged Snowfinch and Wallcreeper, and a diversity of insects and wild flowers that will stop even seasoned wildlife-watchers in their tracks. It is packed with photography of each species, with photos carefully chosen to help pinpoint key identification criteria.

Portable and pocket-friendly – crucial for all travellers in this mountainous region – this book is an essential companion for anyone visiting or walking through this spectacular part of central Europe.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Animals
Mammals
Birds
Reptiles and Amphibians
Fish
Insects

Plants
Ferns, Mosses and others
Trees and Shrubs
Flowers and Grasses

Index

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