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Title informationGuide to the Dragonflies and Damselflies of BritainSeries: FIELD STUDIES COUNCIL OCCASIONAL PUBLICATION 53 Steve Brooks and Richard Askew
12 pages, 12 concertina A5 size sheets, col illus.Field Studies Council (FSC)
Unbound | Edition 2 | 2004 | £3.50 | approx. $7/€5
 #155014 | ISBN-10: 1851538631
Dragonflies and damselflies belong to the order of insects called Odonata (meaning 'toothed jaw' in ancient Greek.) With practice most of the British species of dragonflies can be identified in the field and many while they are in flight. This guide covers 16 damselfly species and 28 dragonfly species.   125W MV Robinson Moth Trap The first choice for serious entomologists wanting high retention rates Equipment | £259.99 | approx. $519/€330 Other products in Robinson Moth Traps  Minox BL 8x32 BR Binoculars 9/10 for Optics and 9.5/10 on Value for Money by Birdwatching Magazine, April 2006! Equipment | £258.99 | approx. $512/€330 Other products in Binoculars  Opticron Hand lens, 23mm, 10x magnification Bestselling general-purpose hand lens. Equipment | £11.99 | approx. $24/€16 Other products in Hand Lenses Other titles from the same publisher  related organisations include: British Dragonfly Society Insectline If you are involved in a scientific, conservation or environmental organisation and would like to be listed, please see our NHBS-Xchange information page. |
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