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Volume 1401, 2019 of The Tasmanian Naturalist is now available for purchase. Order below...
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Sorry, we are sold out of both first and second editions! A FIELD GUIDE TO TASMANIAN FUNGI - SECOND EDITION
A comprehensive guide relevant to the whole of southern Australia, with over 600 species of fungi superbly illustrated and described.
The second edition has been reprinted due to popular demand.
Authors: Drs Genevieve Gates and David Ratkowsky
Publisher: Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club Inc. November 2016 Format: Paperback, 250 pages, including 650 colour illustrations, A5 (21 cm x 15 cm.) Price: $45 plus postage |
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THE SEASHELLS OF TASMANIA, SECOND EDITION
How often has a casual stroll along a Tasmanian beach resulted in a pocketful of shells that you wish you knew more about? How many species of cowrie have you got sitting in that jar of holiday treasures? How different are winkles and whelks, scallops and oysters, cockles and mussels? Are all those limpets on the rocks the same species? Is that screw-shell native? Are all abalones the same? What shell species went into making that necklace? This book will help you find out - and much more besides. Author: Simon Grove Publisher: Taroona Publications in collaboration with Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club Inc. Format: Paperback, 81 pages and 30 colour plates
ISBN: 9780646809267
Price: $32.95 (AUD) + post (for OVERSEAS orders, please email the Treasurer for postage rates) |
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A CENTURY AFIELD
Thylacines and monsters, pantomimes, a magic lantern—even perhaps a spy—are all part of the history of the Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club. This story chronicles one hundred years of fun, friendships, field trips and scientific discovery. We invite you to order this quality production which describes the social and scientific changes which have taken place in Tasmania during the lifetime of the club. Author: Janet Fenton Book design: Fine Print (Cate Lowry) Publisher: Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club Inc. Format: 168 pages, 24cm x 17cm, 225 photos & illustrations Price: $30 (Aus) + post (for OVERSEAS orders, please email the Treasurer for postage rates) |
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BETWEEN TASMANIAN TIDE LINES
A field guide describing many of the commonly seen plants and animals in the zone between high and low water levels. It is intended for people with little or no previous knowledge and it will increase their understanding and pleasure while wandering the shoreline and peering into rock pools. It has exquisite tonal drawings throughout, a contents list, index, glossary and an explanation of classification. Editor: Brian Eldridge Produced: Tas Marine Naturalists Assoc / Tas Museum & Art Gallery Edition 3: Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club Inc., 2010 Format: 133 pages, 21cm x 15cm, spiral bound Price: $15.00 (Aus) + post (for OVERSEAS orders, please email the Treasurer for postage rates) |
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BUTTERFLIES OF TASMANIA
Covers biology, life cycles, behaviour, food-plants, distribution, conservation, and classification. All species that occur in Tasmania are discussed, many of which also occur on the Australian mainland. Text: Peter McQuillan Illustrations & book design: Julie Virtue Editor: Phil Collier Publisher: Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club Inc. Format: 104 pages, 21cm x 15cm, colour illustrations Price: $16 (Aus) + post (for OVERSEAS orders, please email the Treasurer for postage rates) |
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JEWEL BEETLES OF TASMANIA
Covers biology, life cycles, behaviour, food-plants, distribution, conservation, and classification. All species that occur in Tasmania are discussed, many of which also occur on the Australian mainland. Text: David Cowie Illustrations: Les Rubenach Editor: Don Hird Production: Andrew Walsh Publisher: Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club Inc. Format: 40 pages, 21cm x 15cm, colour illustrations Price: $15, plus postage and packaging in Australia $5. |
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THE TASMANIAN NATURALIST
Volume 141 (2019) is now available.
Price: $25 within Australia, $30 overseas (Price includes postage and packaging).
Volume 141 is 160 pages. Table of contents can be viewed here.
About The Tasmanian Naturalist Published annually, The Tasmanian Naturalist presents articles on all aspects of natural history, with a focus on Tasmania and Tasmanian naturalists, together with views on the management of natural values, in both formal (eg. scientific papers) and informal styles.
Publisher: Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club Inc. Format: 100 pages (typically), 21cm x 15cm, colour photos & diagrams Bound issues are obtainable from The Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club • by annual subscription • as single issues (including back-copies if available). Back copies are priced at $15 each + post (for OVERSEAS orders, please email the Treasurer for postage rates)
Many past articles are now also available for free download here |