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Nest Boxes For Wildlife

Alan & Stacey Franks 2004

With this complete practical guide and extensive design plans you can help to create the habitat that so many of Australia’s animals need. Anyone with basic carpentry skills can build a nest box and contribute to conservation. 80pp

BN102 $25.00 add  

Create More Butterflies

Frank Jordan & Helen Schwenke 2005

Here is the way to fill your garden with Jezebels and Painted Ladies! This book is a guide to the host plants of 48 butterflies in South-east Queensland and Northern New South Wales. The authors have been “butterfly gardening” for over twenty years and have attracted more than forty butterfly species to their suburban garden. Includes beautiful colour photographs of adult butterflies, caterpillars, chrysalises and host plants for easy identification. An excellent reference book for school and community gardens as well as those of us who just want to see more of these beautiful creatures. 84pp

BC129 $33.00  add

Australian Stingless Bees: A Guide to Sugarbag Beekeeping

John Klump 2007

The 2000 or more species of Australian native bees go largely unrecognized and ignored by most people: this book aims to help change this lack of recognition. The focus of this book is on the social Stingless or sugarbag bees of which Australia has a dozen species. They are important pollinators and producers of honey and wax. Here is a thorough reference covering identification, hive structure, behaviour and much more. Included are instructions for making a hive, finding hives in bushland, keeping stingless bees and extracting wax and honey. Illustrated throughout with full-colour photographs. 110pp

BA120 $38.00  add  

See also Natural Beekeeping

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