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12/10/2023

We're delighted to announce that a Reed New Holland book, REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS OF AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND AND NEW GUINEA, has won this year's prestigious Whitley Award for Wildlife Photography.
Huge congratulations to the book's editors, Chelsea Maier and Chris Williams (Chris appears in the second image, collecting the award), and to the 25 photographic contributors for their superb and often mind-blowing images of rarely seen species and behaviours.
The book is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/9781925546736.html

26/09/2023

Need help distinguishing Grey-headed Flying-fox from Black Flying-fox, Wanderer butterfly from Lesser Wanderer, or Garden Skink from Grass Skink?
The handy fold-out ID card to URBAN WILDLIFE OF AUSTRALIA covers 65 species of mammals, reptiles, frogs and butterflies that can often be found in Australian towns and cities. It is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/urban-wildlife-of-australia-9781921073755.html

25/09/2023

Bird ID in Australian towns and cities is made easy thanks to this handy fold-out ID card covering 65 of the species most commonly encountered in parks and backyards. Fully laminated, it has eight panels, and each species has at least one photo and a concise description of key features. It is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/urban-birds-of-australia-9781921073748.html

14/09/2023

Black-tailed Dusky Antechinus has a low population density and a very restricted range on the border of Queensland and New South Wales. It is one of more than 400 species covered in the new book STRAHAN'S MAMMALS OF AUSTRALIA, which is essentially the fully updated and completely reworked fourth edition of the acclaimed The Mammals of Australia. Shown here is an image of the species by Gary Cranitch/Queensland Museum, which appears in the book.
Fully comprehensive, Strahan's Mammals covers every species of mammal known to have existed in the wild in Australia since European settlement. It has more than 1,500 stunning colour photographs and the detailed accounts are written by more than 300 specialist authors, and brought together and edited by experts Andrew M Baker and Ian C Gynther. The book is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/strahan-s-mammals-of-australia-9781925546750.html

13/09/2023

A plate of grasswrens from the new and fully revised Third Edition of the classic field guide, THE SLATER FIELD GUIDE TO AUSTRALIAN BIRDS. Available now, it includes hundreds of updates to the artworks, maps and text, incorporating all the latest taxonomic and name changes, making this the most up-to-date guide available on the subject, not to mention the most compact and portable field guide to Australian birds. For further details see:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/9781921073168.html

18/08/2023

Wombats are among the few Australian marsupials to possess a rear-opening pouch. Find out more in the new book STRAHAN'S MAMMALS OF AUSTRALIA.
Essentially the completely updated and reworked fourth edition of the acclaimed The Mammals of Australia, the fully comprehensive Strahan's Mammals covers every species of mammal known to have existed in the wild in Australia since European settlement. It has more than 1,500 stunning colour photographs - including this one of a female and young Bare-nosed Wombat by Jonas Boernicke - and the detailed accounts are written by more than 300 specialist authors, and brought together and edited by experts Andrew M Baker and Ian C Gynther. The book is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/strahan-s-mammals-of-australia-9781925546750.html

11/08/2023

A plate of pittas from the new and fully revised Third Edition of the classic field guide, THE SLATER FIELD GUIDE TO AUSTRALIAN BIRDS. Due out at the end of this month, it includes hundreds of updates to the artworks, maps and text, incorporating all the latest taxonomic and name changes, making this the most up-to-date guide available on the subject, not to mention the most compact and portable field guide to Australian birds. Watch this space for details:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/9781921073168.html

10/08/2023

The Numbat searches by scent for underground termite galleries on the woodland floor, then uses its long tongue to extract the insects. Find out more in the new book STRAHAN'S MAMMALS OF AUSTRALIA.
Essentially the completely updated and reworked fourth edition of the acclaimed The Mammals of Australia, the fully comprehensive Strahan's Mammals covers every species of mammal known to have existed in the wild in Australia since European settlement. It has more than 1,500 stunning colour photographs - including this one by J Lawson - and the detailed accounts are written by more than 300 specialist authors, and brought together and edited by experts Andrew M Baker and Ian C Gynther. The book is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/strahan-s-mammals-of-australia-9781925546750.html

01/08/2023

A plate of shrike-tits and whistlers from the new and fully revised Third Edition of the classic field guide, THE SLATER FIELD GUIDE TO AUSTRALIAN BIRDS. Due out at the end of this month, it includes hundreds of updates to the artworks, maps and text, incorporating all the latest taxonomic and name changes, making this the most up-to-date guide available on the subject, not to mention the most compact and portable field guide to Australian birds. Watch this space for details:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/9781921073168.html

31/07/2023

Orange Ladybird is unusual among ladybirds in that the adults feed on leaves rather than insects. It is among the 175 Australian insects to feature in the book FIND THAT BUG, which is ideal for children and beginners and is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/find-that-bug-9781921580536.html

26/07/2023

Once thought to be extinct, the Parma Wallaby is now known to exist in many parts of the Great Dividing Range in New South Wales. The white tail tip seen in this individual is present in about 50 per cent of the population. Find out more in the new book STRAHAN'S MAMMALS OF AUSTRALIA.
Essentially the completely updated and reworked fourth edition of the acclaimed The Mammals of Australia, the fully comprehensive Strahan's Mammals covers every species of mammal known to have existed in the wild in Australia since European settlement. It has more than 1,500 stunning colour photographs - including this one by Mark Sanders/Ecosmart Ecology - and the detailed accounts are written by more than 300 specialist authors, and brought together and edited by experts Andrew M Baker and Ian C Gynther. The book is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/strahan-s-mammals-of-australia-9781925546750.html

20/07/2023

Coming soon... The new and fully revised Third Edition of the classic field guide, THE SLATER FIELD GUIDE TO AUSTRALIAN BIRDS. It includes hundreds of updates to the artworks, maps and text, incorporating all the latest taxonomic and name changes, making this the most up-to-date guide available on the subject, not to mention the most compact and portable field guide to Australian birds. Watch this space for details:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/9781921073168.html

13/07/2023

Despite being small in stature and infrequently seen, the ecology of the Eastern Pygmy Possum (Cercartetus nanus) is relatively well known. Find out more about it in the new book STRAHAN'S MAMMALS OF AUSTRALIA.
Essentially the fully updated and completely reworked fourth edition of the acclaimed The Mammals of Australia, the fully comprehensive Strahan's Mammals covers every species of mammal known to have existed in the wild in Australia since European settlement. It has more than 1,500 stunning colour photographs - including this one by Stephen Mahony - and the detailed accounts are written by more than 300 specialist authors, and brought together and edited by experts Andrew M Baker and Ian C Gynther. The book is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/strahan-s-mammals-of-australia-9781925546750.html

12/07/2023

Attractive little blue-banded bees are among the 175 Australian insects to feature in the brand new book FIND THAT BUG, which is ideal for children and beginners and is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/find-that-bug-9781921580536.html

06/07/2023

Competition among high-ranking adult male Eastern Grey Kangaroos to mate with receptive females may escalate into serious fights, as shown in this image by Mark Sanders/Ecosmart Ecology which appears in the new book STRAHAN'S MAMMALS OF AUSTRALIA.
Essentially the fully updated and completely reworked fourth edition of the acclaimed The Mammals of Australia, the fully comprehensive Strahan's Mammals covers every species of mammal known to have existed in the wild in Australia since European settlement. It has more than 1,500 stunning colour photographs and the detailed accounts are written by more than 300 specialist authors, and brought together and edited by experts Andrew M Baker and Ian C Gynther. The book is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/strahan-s-mammals-of-australia-9781925546750.html

04/07/2023

The distinctive-looking Cotton Harlequin Bug is among the 175 Australian insects to feature in the brand new book FIND THAT BUG, which is ideal for children and beginners and available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/find-that-bug-9781921580536.html

29/06/2023

Recently, what had long been known as the Brown Antechinus was discovered to consist of four genetically distinct species: the Brown, Agile, Subtropical and Rusty Antechinuses.
All four species are given full treatment in the new book STRAHAN'S MAMMALS OF AUSTRALIA, which is essentially the fully updated and completely reworked fourth edition of the acclaimed The Mammals of Australia. Shown here is Stephen Mahony's image of Brown Antechinus (Antechinus stuartii) which appears in the book.
Fully comprehensive, Strahan's Mammals covers every species of mammal known to have existed in the wild in Australia since European settlement. It has more than 1,500 stunning colour photographs and the detailed accounts are written by more than 300 specialist authors, and brought together and edited by experts Andrew M Baker and Ian C Gynther. The book is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/strahan-s-mammals-of-australia-9781925546750.html

28/06/2023

Coming soon... The new and fully revised Third Edition of the classic field guide, THE SLATER FIELD GUIDE TO AUSTRALIAN BIRDS. As illustrated in this plate showing seven species of quail-thrushes, it includes hundreds of updates to the artworks, maps and text, incorporating all the latest taxonomic and name changes, making this the most up-to-date guide available on the subject, not to mention the most compact and portable field guide to Australian birds. Watch this space for details:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/9781921073168.html

22/06/2023

Hawker dragonflies - this is a Blue-spotted Hawker - are among the 175 Australian insects to feature in the brand new book FIND THAT BUG, which is ideal for children and beginners and available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/find-that-bug-9781921580536.html

21/06/2023

The Purple-necked Rock-wallaby is an elegant macropod currently known only from north-western Queensland. This beautiful image of the species by Mark Sanders/Ecosmart Ecology features in the new book Strahan's Mammals of Australia, which is essentially the fully updated and completely reworked fourth edition of the acclaimed The Mammals of Australia.
Fully comprehensive, the book covers every species of mammal known to have existed in the wild in Australia since European settlement. It has more than 1,500 stunning colour photographs and the detailed accounts are written by more than 300 specialist authors, and brought together and edited by experts Andrew M Baker and Ian C Gynther.
Strahan's Mammals of Australia is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/strahan-s-mammals-of-australia-9781925546750.html

15/06/2023

The subtly beautiful but often-elusive Squatter Pigeon. Watching these birds is one of the many memorable experiences to feature in the new book ENCOUNTERS WITH AUSTRALIAN BIRDS by Stephanie Jackson. This entertaining and informative title introduces readers to more than 50 species of Australian birds that can be found in habitats ranging from urban backyards to the outback. It is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/encounters-with-australian-birds-9781925546958.html

12/06/2023

Only recognised as a new species within the last decade, the Silver-headed Antechinus (Antechinus argentus) has a restricted range in eastern Queensland and is nationally listed as Endangered. It is one of the new species to feature in the new book Strahan's Mammals of Australia, which is essentially the fully updated and completely reworked fourth edition of the acclaimed The Mammals of Australia.
Fully comprehensive, the book covers every species of mammal known to have existed in the wild in Australia since European settlement. It has more than 1,500 stunning colour photographs - including this one by G. Cranitch (Queensland Museum) - and the detailed accounts are written by more than 300 specialist authors, and brought together and edited by experts Andrew M Baker and Ian C Gynther.
Strahan's Mammals of Australia is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/strahan-s-mammals-of-australia-9781925546750.html

07/06/2023

Of the two members of the family Acrobatidae, the Broad-toed Feather-tailed Glider (Acrobates frontalis) has a larger distribution, extending throughout much of eastern Australia.
This individual was photographed by Stephen Mahoney at Royal National Park in New South Wales. The image is one of more than 1,500 stunning colour photographs to feature in the new book Strahan's Mammals of Australia, which is essentially the fully updated and completely reworked fourth edition of the acclaimed The Mammals of Australia.
Fully comprehensive, the book covers every species of mammal known to have existed in the wild in Australia since European settlement. The detailed accounts are written by more than 300 specialist authors, and brought together and edited by experts Andrew M Baker and Ian C Gynther.
Strahan's Mammals of Australia is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/strahan-s-mammals-of-australia-9781925546750.html

05/06/2023

A flock of Major Mitchell's Cockatoos adds a splash of outrageous colour to the outback. This is one of the many memorable experiences to feature in the new book Encounters With Australian Birds by Stephanie Jackson. This entertaining and informative title introduces readers to more than 50 species of Australian birds that can be found in habitats ranging from urban backyards to the outback. It is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/encounters-with-australian-birds-9781925546958.html

01/06/2023

The distinctive bold eye-spots help to identify this as a Granny's Cloak moth. It is among the 175 Australian insects to feature in the brand new book FIND THAT BUG, which is ideal for children and beginners and available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/find-that-bug-9781921580536.html

30/05/2023

The azure plumage and stout red bill help to identify this as a Dollarbird. It is one of 175 Australian species to feature in the brand new book FIND THAT BIRD - a handy pocket-sized guide that makes a perfect introduction to a fascinating subject for children and adults alike. It is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/find-that-bird-9781921580529.html

25/05/2023

A male Emu with chicks is one of the many memorable experiences to feature in the new book Encounters With Australian Birds by Stephanie Jackson. This entertaining and informative title introduces readers to more than 50 species of Australian birds that can be found in habitats ranging from urban backyards to the outback. It is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/encounters-with-australian-birds-9781925546958.html

23/05/2023

Thanks to their electric-blue plumage, male fairy-wrens are fairly easy to identify, but would you know which species? The Superb Fairy-wren (pictured) is one of 175 Australian species to feature in the brand new book FIND THAT BIRD - a handy pocket-sized guide that makes a perfect introduction to a fascinating subject for children and adults alike. It is available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/find-that-bird-9781921580529.html

19/05/2023

Want to know how to distinguish a dragonfly from a damselfly? This Graphic Flutterer dragonfly is among the 175 Australian insects to feature in the brand new book FIND THAT BUG, which is ideal for children and beginners and available now at:
au.newhollandpublishers.com/find-that-bug-9781921580536.html

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