Mammals of Iberia - Terrestrial Mammals of Spain, Portugal and the Balearic Islands

Name: Mammals of Iberia - Terrestrial Mammals of Spain, Portugal and the Balearic Islands
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Productomschrijving

Serie	Helm Wildlife Guides
Auteurs	Carlos Bocos & James Lowen
Taal	Engels
ISBN	9781399411936
Uitgever	Bloomsbury
Pagina's	224
Formaat	19 x 13,5 cm
Bindwijze	Paperback
Afbeeldingen	Kleurenfoto's
Jaar van uitgave	2025

Mammals of Iberia is the definitive photographic guide to the terrestrial mammals of Spain, Portugal and the Balearic Islands.

With rushing rivers, steep mountains, and a rich variety of forests, the Iberian Peninsula is home to a wealth of wildlife. Over recent years, areas of conservation and rewilding have seen mammals such as the Grey Wolf and the endemic Iberian Ibex and Iberian Lynx thrive, making it an increasingly popular destination for ecotourists. Written by celebrated wildlife photographer Carlos Bocos Gonzalez and naturalist James Lowen, this guide covers all 99 terrestrial mammal species resident in the region.

Each species account includes concise details on the animal's behaviour, habitat and activity periods, as well as full colour photographs and descriptions of key features to aid accurate identification. Practical guidance for finding wildlife is also provided, including an overview of some of the best locations, seven recommended mammalwatching itineraries and information on how to watch mammals safely, responsibly and effectively.

Portable yet authoritative, Mammals of Iberia is the perfect guide for travellers and wildlife enthusiasts visiting this spectacular region.

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