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"Watching Wildlife Australia" is a treasure trove of practical clues that will help you plan an independent wildlife expedition. Whether you’re an intrepid wilderness bushwalker, a local resident, a group tourist or a specialist familiar with another landscape looking for insights into new terrain – "Watching Wildlife Australia" will give you a wildlife commentary to take on your journey. "Watching Wildlife Australia" is also a perfect addition to any nature lover’s collection and a useful reference tool for students of any age. It will teach you to interpret what you see, whatever your mode of travel.
Pursuing a platypus? Questing for a quokka? Go bush with this innovative, all-in-one guide to finding, identifying and understanding Australian wildlife.
Where?
- discover what's there and where to find it
- pinpoint directions and inside tips for the top destinations
- 65 colour maps from cities to national parks
- What?
- over 350 colour wildlife photos show you what's what
- background on natural history, habitats and wildlife in action
- How?
- the lowdown on planning, itineraries, watching technique and gear
- expert advice on photography, whale-watching, birdwatching, diving and night viewing
From the Publisher
"Watching Wildlife Australia" is a treasure trove of practical clues that will help you plan an independent wildlife expedition. Whether you’re an intrepid wilderness bushwalker, a local resident, a group tourist or a specialist familiar with another landscape looking for insights into new terrain – "Watching Wildlife Australia" will give you a wildlife commentary to take on your journey. "Watching Wildlife Australia" is also a perfect addition to any nature lover’s collection and a useful reference tool for students of any age. It will teach you to interpret what you see, whatever your mode of travel.
• discover what’s there and where to find it
• pinpoint directions and inside tips for the top destinations
• use 65 full-color maps, from cities to national parks
• get the lowdown on planning, itineraries, watching techniques and gear
• get expert advice on photography, whale-watching, bird-watching, diving and night viewing
• read background on natural history, habitats and wildlife inaction
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The kangaroo is one of the most instantly recognisable animals on earth and one of Austr
The kangaroo is one of the most instantly recognisable animals on earth and one of Austr