Frank Booker

Tony Soper

Crispin Gill

The Wreck of the "Torrey Canyon," by Crispin Gill, Frank Booker, Tony Soper

John Sparks

Revision--though in what way is not specified--of a 1970 natural history. Includes some 80 illustrations and photos, and describes about 130 species, including their evolution, anatomy, diet, population, trends, roosting, courtship, and daily life. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

Their Natural and Unnatural History

Owls

Dan Powell

An engaging and beautifully illustrated guide to some of the most exciting wildlife in the world. This enchanting guide to the birds, animals and marine life of the Arctic Ocean and its polar fringes, is a fascinating and informative read. Visitors to the region can cruise the arctic coast in the company of blue whales and belugas, observe polar bears pursuing barnacle geese and seals, and experience a host of shorebirds and wildfowl gorging on the abundant food. Tony Soper's expert knowledge is richly supplemented with full-colour illustrations by award-winning wildlife artist Dan Powell. This revised edition includes a new section covering the distinct flora and fauna of the Bering Sea, an area about to see a significant increase in visitor numbers as a direct result of changes in the ice cover of the Arctic Ocean.

A Guide to Coastal Wildlife

Arctic

For most of the year, the Arctic is permanent home to just a handful of hardy creatures. But come the summer, numerous birds and sea mammals appear. For just a few short months of almost endless daylight, the winter inhabitants of the Arctic fringes are joined by numerous shorebirds and waterfowl, seals and whales, all taking advantage of the abundance of food before heading south to avoid the harsh winter. This book brings the region's birds and animals to life with full-color illustrations, vivid descriptions, and all the information wildlife enthusiasts need to identify and locate each species.

Tony Soper

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