Lars-Henrik Olsen

En aften - under et voldsomt uvejr - hentes 13-årige Erik tilbage i tiden til Asgård af tordenguden Tor. Sammen med Tors datter, Trud, skal han finde gudinden Idun, som jætterne har bortført

Erik Menneskesøn

Under en sommerferie på Læsø finder den nu 16-årige Erik et gammelt sværd. Det viser sig at være det magiske sværd GRAM, og Erik hvirvles ind i dramatiske begivenheder blandt guder og jætter

Kampen om sværdet

Erik Menneskesøn bliver atter hentet til mytologiens verden. Denne gang Jotunheim, hvor Udgårdsloke vil lokke ham til at stjæle skjaldemjøden, Kvasers blod, fra aserne. Den smukke jættepige, Gunlød, får ham overtalt

Kvasers blod hb.

Dværgen fra Normandiet

Gudernes skæbne

3. del af historien om Erik Menneskesøn

Kvasers blod

Sagaen om Svend Pindehugger

This beautifully illustrated field guide enables you to easily identify the tracks and signs left by a wide variety of mammal and bird species found in Britain and Europe, covering behaviors ranging from hunting, foraging, and feeding to courtship, breeding, and nesting. Introductory chapters offer detailed drawings of footprints and tracks of large and small mammals, which are followed by sections on mammal scat, bird droppings, and the feeding signs of animals on food sources such as nuts, cones, and rose hips. The book then describes specific mammal species, providing information on size, distribution, behavior, habitat, and similar species, as well as more specific detail on tracks and scat. Distribution maps are also included. This indispensable field guide covers 175 species of mammals and birds, and features a wealth of stunning color photos and artwork throughout. Helps you easily identify the tracks and signs of a variety of mammals and birds Covers 175 species Illustrated throughout with photos, drawings, and artwork ncludes informative descriptions of mammal species along with distribution maps

Tracks and Signs of the Animals and Birds of Britain and Europe

Kongens død

Katja er lidt af en enspænder, og hun holder sig helst for sig selv, når de andre børn leger med hinanden. I stedet bruger Katja rigtig megen tid på at dyrke sin store interesse - fugle. Katja har også en hemmelighed. I en skov gemmer hun nemlig en meget sjælden fugleunge. Men en dag, da Katja studerer vandrefalkeungen, bryder et voldsomt uvejr løs, og ungen falder ud af reden. Katja må beskytte den, men det hun tror er et sikkert ly for stormen, viser sig at være en parkeret lastbil på vej mod Italien. Pludselig står Katja midt i et fremmed land langt væk fra sit hjem, og det hele bliver kun endnu værre, da den onde Don Fanucci dukker op og vil have fingrene i Katjas fugleunge. Den danske forfatter Lars-Henrik Olsen (f. 1946) er oprindeligt uddannet cand.scient. i zoologi fra Københavns Universitet, men har sideløbende arbejdet som forfatter. Han fik sin litterære debut i 1976 – det samme år som han blev færdig med sin uddannelse – med bogen "Ulvene". Lars-Henrik Olsen har udover forfattergerningen blandt andet arbejdet på Zoologisk Museum, været redaktør og arbejdet som freelancer med naturfilm for DR. I 1999 valgt Olsen at droppe andre stillinger for at hellige sig jobbet som forfatter samt sin foredragsvirksomhed.

Falkehjerte

Rotten

Liv i skoven

Året rundt - med valmuen

Dyr i Grønland

Milles ødegård

Jakob Sunesen

Bente Vita Pedersen

This delightful book is one of the first three volumes of Oxford University Press's new Pocket Guide natural history series. The series fills the need for lighter weight guides for those who want to find out about the common organisms they come across during countryside excursions without having the specialist knowledge required to make detailed species identifications. All the books in the series are attractively designed and generously illustrated with plentiful high quality colour line drawings and photographs throughout. The accompanying text is short but informative, with notes on general biology as well as on identification. Small Woodland Creatures covers the commoner 'creepy-crawlies' and their artefacts likely to be encountered on woodland walks - from ants to worms and from galls to woodworm holes. They are arranged by animal group and also by the place they might be found, whether inside fungi or wrapped in leaves. Sections on significant aspects of the animals' biology - parasitism, camouflage, and so forth - are introduced alongside the groups for which they are relevant. A pleasure to dip into, the book will be an invaluable accompaniment for woodland walks at any time of the year.

Small Woodland Creatures

Part One in the best-selling four part series of mythical adventure stories by a Danish author.

Lars-Henrik Olsen

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