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Category Sub category Title Author(s) Year Publisher Comments Date purchased/Donation etc. Type

1 Astronomy Stars of the Southern Heavens 4th edn.. Nangle, James 1958 Angus & Robertson For the amateur astronomer using a small

telescope or field glasses to increase their

knowledge of the Southern skies - includes

chapters giving maps of the star groups visible

in two month blocks

Donated by Mildred Thynne 129pp Hbk

1 Biography A Century Afield - A History of the

Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club

Fenton, Janet. 2004 TFNC A history of TFNC to 2004 168pp. Softcover. B&W photos;

lists club archives at back

1 Biography A King Island Settler’s Tale Paterson, Jim 2001 Self published, Hobart Reminiscence, observation and description of

an interesting island and a way of life gone by,

from our club member, Jim Paterson.

Purchased from the author,

7/3/2002,

302pp. Col photographs

1 Biography An edited Extract from "The Voyage of the

Caroline, 1827" England to Van Diemans

Land 1827-8

Lee, Ida 1978 Van Diemans Land Company Describes the colonisation by Van Diemen's

Land Company of Circular Head . Describes

their operations/history/land selection & ships

voyage

Donated by Elizabeth Glover, 1984 22pp. Pbk

1 Biography Charles Darwin in Hobart Town Davies, Margaret (Editor) Jan 2009 Royal Society of Tasmania Proceedings of a symposium of this name. The

first part consists of papers presented wholly

or in part during the symposium and the

second part offers annotated guides and

discussions on excursions made by Darwin

whilst in Hobart.

Donated by David Ratkowsky July

2017.

113pp. Pbk

1 Biography Citizen Labillardiere. A Naturalist's Life in

Revolution and Exploration (1755-1834)

Duyker, Edward 2003 The Miegunyah Press,

Melbourne

Biography of Labillardiere one of the great

naturalists-travellers of the eighteenth century

- this is a comprehensive study of the

naturalist, revealing a committed republican.

Labillardiere wrote the first general flora of

Australia 1804-1806

Review copy 383pp. Hbk, glossary, appendix,

notes, zoological, botanical and

general indexes.8/8/2003

1 Biography Hither and Thither - A personal Anthology

of a Tasmanian by Choice

Aves, Kelsey 1996 Self published Autobiography of a devoted nature-lover,

conservationist and bushwalker and music

supporter of TSO. Covers c.1940-1996

Donated by the author 62pp Pbk

1 Biography Insect Delight - a life's journey Evans, John 1989 Brolga Press Autobiography - will appeal to those interested

in natural history and conservation. Insects

have lived on this planet longer than the

human species, yet damaged it much less.

212pp Pbk

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1 Biography Joseph Banks' Florilegium - Botanical

Treasures from Cook's First Voyage

Gooding, Mel (Text on the

voyage); Mabberley, David

(Commentary on plates) ;

Studholme, Joe (Afterword

on the printing process).

2017 Thames & Hudson Ltd, London This is the first full colour publication of some

of the most extraordinary botanical prints of

the 18th century..it is a great scientific record

for Banks and Daniel Solander who collected

plants at every opportunity and a work of

Botanical illustration of outstanding beauty.

Includes Gooding's description of the Voyage;

Mabberley's description of Sydney Parkinson's

artwork, his death and the subsequent

completion of his paintings and of the

engravings. Final chapter Studholme describes

the modern printing process.

Purchased Fullers October 2017

$120.00

320pp. Hbk. With maps and 181

colour plates/ illustrations

1 Biography King of the Wilderness. The life of Deny

King

Mattingley, Christobel 2001 Text Publishing, Melbourne,

Australia

Biography of Deny King Purchased Fullers 2016 $24.95 334pp. Pbk

1 Biography Life and Letters of Sir Joseph Dalton

Hooker

Huxley, Leonard 1918John Murray, London

Based of materials collected and arranged by

Lady Hooker, vol 11.

Inscribed in front, Edith Thompson 567pp. Hbk.

1 Biography Memories of my Father Elliot, David M. 1991 Self published, South Hobart E.A. Elliot, doctor and naturalist, was the

instigator and a founding member of the

Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club. the Club was

formed at a meeting in the Royal Society's

Rooms on September 15th, 1904. E.A. Elliot

was the first secretary, organised the first

seven Easter Camps and maintained a strong

interest in the Club until his death in 1968.

Donated by the author 64pp. Pbk. b&w photographs

1 Biography My Birds - Biography John Rowland Skemp Skemp, John Rowland 1970 CL Richmond & Sons Pty Ltd The birds in his garden in Myrtle Bank in NE

Tas

95pp. Hbk

1 Biography The Wasp and the Orchid. The remarkable

life of Australian Naturalist Edith Coleman

Clode, Danielle 2018 Picador Over 30 years Edith Coleman would write over

300 articles for Australian nature for Australian

publications..she would solve the mystery of

orchid pollination. This book sets to uncover

Edith's story from her childhood in England

and her unlikely success sharing along the way

Edith's lyrical and incisive writing and her

uncompromising passion for Australian nature

and landscape.

Review copy. Donated 2018 420pp. Hbk

1 Biography Understanding our natural world - The

Field Naturalists Club of Victoria 1880-

2015

Presland, Gary July 2016 FNCV This is the story of FNCV about thousands of

people working together to increase their own

knowledge and understanding of the natural

history of Victoria. The data recorded by the

club through more than 135 years of fieldwork

in all parts of Victoria, has been an enormous

contribution.....

Purchased FNCV $24.00. 2016 275pp. Softcover

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1 Botany Algae Freshwater Algae in Australia (A Guide to

Conspicuous Genera).

Entwisle, Timothy J.,

Sonneman, Jason A. and

Lewis, Simon H.

1997 Sanity and Associates The book is mainly a schematic key with

coloured photographs and diagrams. A short

introductory section deals with collecting,

storage and preservation; habitats;

microscopy; and management of algal blooms.

Includes references and index.

Purchased from TEC 242pp. colour photos, pub

1 Botany Alpine Alpine Plants of Australia Harris, Thistle Y 1970 Angus & Robertson Hbk, B&W drawings and photos. First part

environment, second by genus and family.

review copy, was $12 retail 193pp, HB B&W Photos

1 Botany Alpine Alpine Tasmania: An illustrated guide to

the flora and vegetation

Kirkpatrick, Jamie 1997 OUP, Melb Illustrated with photographs by Peter

Dombrovskis and line drawings by Georgina

Davis. Introductory chapters deal with

biogeography, but plant descriptions are the

main purpose of the book. Includes a key. The

book finishes with chapters on plant

communities and conservation. Includes

glossary, tables and index.

Purchased TEC 196pp. Pbk.

1 Botany Alpine Alpine Wildflowers of Tasmania - Plant

Identikit

Collier, Phil 2012. 2nd

edn..

Australian Plants Society Inc.

Hobart Group

Aims to encourage familiarity with the

common and spectacular of Tasmania's alpine

plants.

65pp. A6 Pocket sized booklet

1 Botany Alpine Flora and Fauna of Alpine Australasia: Ages

and Origins. Note: Primarily covers

flora but includes chapters on rock

wrens in NZ and Lepidoptera

fauna

Barlow, Bryan A. (Editor) 1986 CSIRO with Australian

Systematic Botany Society

Alpine environments of Australia, New Guinea

and NZ differ from each other in terms of

topography, genesis, climate & biota and

contrast strongly with northern hemisphere

alpine habitats. Paleoclimatology,

paleobotany, biogeography, ecology and plant

and animal systematics have been used here

to give an understanding of the bio-historical

relationships of these isolated islands of alpine

terrain in the southern hemisphere.

Donated by Forestry Tasmania

2017 (Downsize of library)

534pp. Pbk.

1 Botany Alpine Kosciusko Alpine Flora Costin, A B; Gray, M;

Totterdell, C J & Wimbush, D

J

1979 CSIRO/Collins Combined effort, commemorates 50th

anniversary of CSIRO Div. of Plant Industry

review copy, price was$25 408pp Hbk.Col photos.

2 Botany Bryophytes Lichens of Rainforest in Tasmania and

south-eastern Australia

Kantivilas, G. and Jarman, S.J. 1999 Flora of Australian

Supplementary Series Number

9.) Australian Biological

Resources Study, Canberra

The cool temperate rainforests in Tasmania

provide habitat for a remarkable diversity of

lichen flora. This book is both a guide to the

lichens, beautifully illustrated by Bruce

Fuhrer’s clear photographs, and an

introduction to their distribution,

relationships, biology and the composition of

the lichen flora and communities. Includes

notes on identifying lichens, a key, glossary

references and index.

212pp pub.

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2 Botany Bryophytes Mosses and liverworts of rainforest in

Tasmania and south-eastern Australia

Jarman, S. J. and Fuhrer, B. A. 1995 CSIRO and Forestry Tasmania This book is an introduction to the Bryophytes

(mosses and liverworts) in cool temperate

forests and other wet vegetation types. It is

not an identification guide, and therefore does

not contain scientific descriptions and keys,

but is aimed at the non-specialist to increase

awareness of a beautiful but largely neglected

flora. Bruce Fuhrer’s beautiful photographs

should inspire us to take a closer look.

Contains an index and glossary.

134pp Pbk.

2 Botany Bryophytes Mosses of Dry Forest of SE Australia Read, Cassia and

Slattery Bernard

2014 Friends of Box-Ironbark Forests

(Mount Alexander Region,

Victoria)

For students and absolute beginners,

technically accurate but free of technical

language

100pp Pbk

2 Botany Bryophytes Tasmanian Lichens - Identification,

Distribution and Conservation Status. 1.

Parmeliaceae

Kantivilas, G; Elix, JA and

Jarman, SJ

2002 ABRS Canberra and the

Tasmanian Herbarium. Flora of

Australia Supplementary Series

No 15

With 148 taxa & 21 genera the Parmeliaceae is

the most diverse family in the Tasmanian

lichen flora. It includes many of the largest and

most conspicuous macrolichens found in

Tasmania. The book collates the available

floristic distributional and ecological data on

the Tasmanian lichen flora.

Purchased Fullers $39.99 2018 274pp. Softbk

2 Botany Bryophytes The Macrolichens of Tasmanian Rainforest:

Key and Notes

Kantivilas, G and James, P.W. 1987 Lichenologist 19 (1) 1-28 key and notes research paper reprint. 27pp.

2 Botany Ferns Ferns and allied plants of Victoria,

Tasmania and South Australia

Duncan, Betty, and Isaac,

Golda

1986 Melbourne University Press The definitive field guide for ferns -

comprehensive text and generously illustrated

with detailed drawings and Bruce Fuhrers

photographs.

Donated by Dr. D.A. Ratkowsky,

1987.

258pp. HB Ill. Col. and b&w

photographs and line drawings.

2 Botany Ferns Ferns of Victoria and Tasmania Wakefield, NA 1955 Field Naturalist Club of Victoria Description and illustrations of the 116 species

of native fern71pp. Pbk

2 Botany Ferns The Ferns of Tasmania. Their Ecology and

Distribution

Garrett, Michael 1996 Tasmanian Forest Research

Council, Inc.

Following Michael Garrett’s interesting talk

and excursion in June, his book is a must.

Apart from the identification guide (a

photograph, description and distribution map

for each species), the book covers fern

structure and life cycle; propagation and

cultivation; Tasmanian fern flora; ecology and

distribution. Includes a field key to the

Tasmanian Pteridophytes, glossary and index.

Purchased from Book City, $45.95,

30.6.00

217pp. Pbk. including colour

photos.

2 Botany Ferns Victorian Ferns: Description of the Species

occurring in the State. (COPY 1)

Bond, Richard and Barratt,

Charles

1934 FNCV Descriptions of all species occurring in the

State (Victoria)

Donated by Frank Green 2004 64pp. Pbk.

2 Botany Ferns Victorian Ferns: Description of the Species

occurring in the State. (COPY 2)

Bond, Richard and Barratt,

Charles

1934 FNCV Descriptions of all species occurring in the

State (Victoria)

Donated by Miss ML Westbrook

1986

64pp. Pbk.

2 Botany Ferns; History Ferns of Tasmania Rodway, Leonard

(Government Botanist).

1905 Printed for the TFNC. The

Mercury Office, Hobart Reprint from the Tasmanian Mail articles.

Describes all the known ferns at that time

16pp. Reprint

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2 Botany Flora Aspects of Tasmanian Botany: A tribute to

Winifred Curtis

Banks, MR; Smith, SJ;

Orchard, AE; Kantivilas, G.

(Editors)

1991 Royal Society of Tasmania A volume devoted to botanical papers

published as a tribute to Winifred Curtis.

Chapters include: biography; early exploration;

macrofossil evidence and diverse research

papers (Hepaticae; Fungi; Mosses; Monocots

and Dicots).



247pp. Pbk.

Large Book:

between

Boxes 2 & 3

Botany Flora Australian Carnivorous Plants Bourke, Greg; Nunn, Richard 2012 Redfern Natural History

Productions

This is the fist known complete listing of all

currently known Australian carnivorous plants

197pp. Hbk Photos

2 Botany Flora Collins Field Guide to the Wild Flowers of

South-East Australia

Galbraith, Jean 1977 William Collins Sons and Co Ltd Intended to help ID almost any native plant in

temperate eastern Australia450pp. Hbk

2 Botany Flora Flowers of the Field Johns, Rev. C.A (Revised and

edited by Elliot, Clarence)

1908 George Routledge. 2nd edition Introduction to British Botany [@ 1908] and an

explanation of terms etc.

Inscribed in front, G.S. Carruthers,

Aug 08

324pp. HBk

2 Botany Flora Forests and Flowers of Mt Wellington,

Tasmania

Curtis, Winifred undated TMAG Provides a simple introduction to the botany of

Mt Wellington - suitable for school excursion

or resident wishing to know more of the flora

23pp. Pbk.

2 Botany Flora Nature of the Midlands Gilfedder, L; Kirkpatrick, JB;

Wapstra A & H

2003 Midlands Bushweb Provides a valuable reference to assist in the

improved management of the native flora in

the midlands of Tasmania.

168pp Pbk. Photos

2 Botany Flora Rainforest Plants of Tasmania - Plant

Identikit

Collier, Phil and Howells,

Christine

2007 Australian Plants Society

Tasmania Inc.

Aim is to encourage familiarity of the common

rainforest plants

Purchased Fullers Bookshop 2016

$8.95.

64pp A6 size

2 Botany Flora Tasmanian Flowering Plants - A field guide Watts, Dave 2018 Pelican Press An illustrated record with over 300 species of

Tasmania's flowering plants. With full colour

photographs and descriptive text.


$39.00.

189pp. Soft cover

2 Botany Flora Tasmania's Natural Flora - Copy 1 Howells, Christine et al 2012 2nd Edition Flora of Tasmania with photographs 2014 for ANN 431pp Soft cover

2 Botany Flora Tasmania's Natural Flora - Copy 2 Howells, Christine et al 2012 2nd Edition Flora of Tasmania with photographs 2014 for ANN 431pp Soft cover

3 Botany Flora The Student’s Flora of Tasmania Part 1 -

Copy 1

Curtis, Winifred 1956 University of TasmaniaDefinitive Tas keys - Gymnosperms;

Angiospermae Ranunculaceae to Myrtaceae

Donated by ML Fraser 1971 240pp. Hbk

3 Botany Flora The Student’s Flora of Tasmania Part 1 -

Copy 2

Curtis, Winifred 1956 University of TasmaniaDefinitive Tas key - Gymnosperms;

Angiospermae Ranunculaceae to Myrtaceae

Donated by Frank Green 240pp. Hbk

3 Botany Flora The Student’s Flora of Tasmania Part 2 Curtis, Winifred 1963 University of Tasmania Definitive Tas key: Angiospermae : Lythraceae

to EpacridaceaeDonated by David Ziegeler 475pp. Hbk

3 Botany Flora The Student’s Flora of Tasmania Part 3 Curtis, Winifred 1967 University of Tasmania Definitive Tas keys - Angiospermae:

Plumbaginaceae to SalicaceaePresented by Miss FE Warren 661pp. Hbk

3 Botany Flora The Student’s Flora of Tasmania Part 4A Curtis, Winifred 1979 University of Tasmania Definitive Tas key -Monocotyledons - Orchids 138pp Hbk

3 Botany Flora The Student’s Flora of Tasmania Part 4B

Angiospermae: Alismataceae to

Burmanniaceae

Curtis, Winifred M. and

Morris, Dennis I

1994 St David’s Park Publishing,

Hobart

This final part of The Student’s Flora describes

the remaining monocotyledons (the orchids

were described in Part 4A), including

freshwater aquatic plants; rushes; estuarine

and coastal ; sedges; grasses, irises; lilies and

grass-trees.

Purchased12/6/01, Government

Info Shop, $28.50

459pp. Hbk. Line art illustrations.

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Botany Flora Vegetation of Tasmania Reid, James; Hill, Robert;

Brown, Michael and

Hovenden, Mark (editors).

1999 Australian Biological Resources

Study. Series: Flora of Australia

Supplementary Series; no. 8).

A scientific study of all major terrestrial

vegetation types (including non-vascular

plants) from rainforest to alpine vegetation, as

well as introducing climate, geology, the

Tasmanian environment and its impact on the

vegetation and also discusses the plant fossil

record, endemism and conservation.

Eucalypts are given in depth treatment

because of their importance in the ecosystem,

while other less well researched vegetation

types are treated more briefly. The final

chapter deals with problems of conservation,

scientific approaches to conservation and

reservation. Includes references and index.

Purchased 65/4/2001, TEC $60. 453pp. pub. Maps, photographs

and diagrams, some col.

3 Botany Flora Wattles of Tasmania Simmons, Marion H. 2009 Self published Useful tool for naturalists, gardeners who

would like to grow Tasmanian Wattles in their

garden etc. Book includes 20 species as well as

four introduced species. Illustrated to life size

showing foliage, flowers and seed pods.

Purchased Fullers 2016 $9.95 64pp. Spiral bound booklet

3 Botany Flora Wildflowers of Mt Wellington - Plant

Identikit

Collier, Phil 1988 Society for Growing Australian

Plants

Mt Wellington Plant IDs 64pp. A6size

3 Botany Flora Wildflowers of Tasmania - Plant Identikit King, H.J. and Burns, T.E.. 1969 Jacaranda Wildflower Guides

no.5. Jacaranda Press

Native Plants of Tas Donated by Marjorie

Westbrook1986

106pp. A6 size

3 Botany Flora Wildflowers of the Warm East Coast - Plant

Identikit [of mainland Austral+D67ia]

Scarth-Johnson, Vera 1967 Jacaranda Press descriptions and paintings of abt. 48 East coast

of mainland Australia flowering plants

Donated by Marjorie

Westbrook1986

106pp, A6 size

3 Botany Flora Woodland Wildflowers of Tasmania - Plant

Identikit

Collier, Phil, Howells Christine 2006 Society for Growing Australian

Plants

Describes wildflowers found in Lowland

woodlands and heathlands, mostly in the

north and east of the state. (excludes coastal

and alpine species)


$8.95

64pp. A6size

3 Botany Flora The Tasmanian Flora Rodway, Leonard 1903 Govt. Printer, Hobart with some drawings of typical species.

Precursor to the Winifred Curtis volumes

320pp. Hbk.

3 Botany Flora Aquatic A Guide to the plants of Tasmanian

Saltmarsh Wetlands

Prahalad, Vishnu 2014 UTAS Comprehensive user guide to the unique flora

of an enchanting ecosystem that adorns much

of coastal Tasmania

82pp. Soft cover

3 Botany Flora Aquatic Marine Plants of Tasmania Scott, Fiona J. 2017 TMAG A colourful introduction to Tasmania's often

unique marine flora. Flora has been selected

from estuaries, rocky reef habitats and kelp

forests

Purchased TMAG November 2017

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3 Botany Flora Aquatic Seaweed - Art Meets Science Wallace, Ian (Photographer) 2010 Ian Wallace A collection on photographs from the 2010

exhibition with the same name as the book

title. These images are the closest the author

can get to the feeling he gets whilst exploring

the seascapes around the Tasmanian coast.

Donated by Dr Helen Fitton

(Marinova)

52pp. HBk

3 Botany Flora Aquatic Tasmanian Streambank Plants Glazik, Rae & Askey-Doran,

Michael

2004 Department of Primary

Industries, Water and

Environment, Hobart

A guide to common plants along streams 80pp. Soft cover. Illustrations.

Large Book:

between

Boxes 2 & 3

Botany Flora, Interstate Flowers and Plants of Victoria Cochrane, Fuhrer, Rotherham

and Willis

1968 FNCV in assoc. with Reed Australian Flora in Colour series. A

comprehensive guide to flowers and plants of

Vic.

Donated by M. Westbrook. 1990 large HBk 216pp. Col photos

3 Botany Flora, Interstate Native Flowers of Victoria Pescott, E.E.. c. 1914 George Robertson & Co,

Melbourne

Early volume that deals with the native flowers

of Vic in a popular yet scientific manner.

1128;pp.Hbk. Illustrated

3 Botany Grasses Common Grasses of Tasmania: An

Agriculturalists’ Guide

Lane, P., Morris, D. and

Shannon, G.

1999 Tasmanian Environment Centre,

Hobart

This book provides clear descriptions of the

more common grasses in Tasmania,

concentrating on those of agricultural

significance. The descriptions are divided into

three groupings, native/pasture,

introduced/pasture and introduced/weed

grasses. A double page spread is devoted to

each species with a description and

photograph of the plant as well as diagrams of

identifying features. Although the book only

covers a small proportion of the total number

of species in the state, notes on similar species

are included at the foot of each description.

The book includes a glossary. Given that

grasses form such an important component of

our landscape, this is a useful guide.

83pp Pbk

3 Botany Names Name That Flower - The identification of

flowering plants

Clark, Ian, and Lea, Helen 2003 Melbourne University

Publishing Limited

Provides information on how to go about

identifying flowering plants scientifically and

properly (and not just from photographs!) -

includes structure of flowers and the process

of identification. Aims to make the naming of

flowers a little easier. Should be used in

conjunction with field guides and floras.

Review copy from MUP 299pp. Soft cover

3 Botany Names The little Book of Common Names for

Tasmanian Plants

Wapstra, H&A&M; Gilfedder,

L

2005 Dept. Primary Industries, Water

&Environment, Tas

Checklist of common names of Tasmanian

plants

88pp. booklet Pbk, addendum

insert 2007, 1/2 A4 size

3 Botany Names West Aust. Plant Names and their

Meanings

Sharr, F A 1978 Uni of WA press Pbk glossary, alphabetical genera, then species

Revised 1988 ddn581.03

228pp. Pbk

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Botany Orchids Australian Orchid Research Vol 3 -

contributions of Tasmanian Orchidology 1-

9

Jones, David L 1998 Australian Orchid Foundation pub Contributions to Tasmanian Orchidology1-

9

224pp Soft cover. B&W drawings

and Col Photos

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Botany Orchids Common Orchids of Tasmania - Plant

Identikit

Collier, Phil 2010 Australian Plants Society

Tasmania. Inc.

Major revision of 1993 publication.

Illustrations and descriptions of the most

commonly found species, which were

sometimes chosen to represent a group of

species.


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64pp. A6 size.

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Botany Orchids Orchids of Australia (The Complete

Edition).

Nicholls, W.H. Paintings by

W.H. Nicholls with

descriptive text by D.L. Jones

and T.B. Muir

1969 Nelson Makes available in one volume the definitive

work of WH Nicholls

141pp. Large Hbk 475col

plates(drawings)

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Botany Orchids The Orchids of Tasmania.

NOTE: SHORT TERM LOAN ONLY.

Jones, David; Wapstra, Hans;

Tonelli, Peter & Harris,

Stephen

1999 The Miegunyah Press,

Melbourne

A detailed guide to every known orchid in

Tasmania. Introductory chapters on habitats,

conservation and notes on orchids are

followed by a key to the genera, and a key to

orchid leaves. The book is clearly set out with a

page devoted to each species, including its

description, photograph and locality map.

These are preceded by notes on the genus,

often with explanatory drawings and for the

larger genera, a key a key to the species.

Includes glossary, references, and index to the

species and a checklist of the species, as well

as an appendix on orchid taxa erroneously

recorded for Tasmania.

408pp Hbk.

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Botany Orchids;

Interstate

An Introduction to the study of South

Australian Orchids

Rogers, R.S 1911. 2nd

edition

Govt. Printer Book first appeared as three illustrated articles

for children. This booklet retains that simplicity

but includes glossary and bibliography for

further reading. Also now included

bibliographical sketches of Robert Brown,

Ralph Tate and RG Fitzgerald

63pp. Pbk. Pocket sized Booklet

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Botany Trees A survey of Huon Pine in the Piemena River

State reserve and Environs

Pedley, J, Brown, MJ, &

Jarman, SJ

July 1980 National Parks and Wildlife

Service, Tasmania

Presents the results of a survey of Huon Pine in

the Pieman River State Res and its environs. It

forms part of a continuous programme of

investigations into the conservation of flora in

Tasmania.

67pp. Soft bk A4

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Botany Trees Australian endangered Species: Eucalypts Pryor, L D 1981 Australian National Parks &

Wildlife Service

In 1977 ANP&WS engaged Pryor to examine

current position of endangered and rare

Eucalypts. Special pub no 5

139p Pbk B&W maps, photos

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Botany Trees EucaFlip Wiltshire, Rob & Potts, Brad. 2007 CRC for Forestry, UTAS A portable, all-weather, easy to use reference

for bushwalkers, naturalists and botanists

Fold up 'map" 30species

+glossary

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Botany Trees Forest Trees of Tasmania - Field Guide.

Copy 1

Naughton, Peter (Ed) 1995 revised Forest Resources pocket sized book to be used a guide in the

field to Tree ID

donated by Forest resources 116pp Pbk small

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Botany Trees Forest Trees of Tasmania - Field Guide.

Copy 2

Naughton, Peter (Ed) 1995 revised Forest Resources pocket sized book to be used a guide in the

field to Tree ID

donated by Forest resources 116pp Pbk small

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Botany Trees Native Trees of Tasmania Kirkpatrick, J.B. : Backhouse

Sue

1997 Pandani Press

user friendly guide to the identification f

Tasmanian native trees

135pp. Soft cover

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Botany Trees Our Own Trees: A First Book on the

Australian Forest

Vidler, Edward A 1930 WA Hamer, Melbourne elementary book on Australian Trees 64pp. Pbk

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Botany Trees Rainforest Trees of Mainland South-

eastern Australia

Floyd, A.G., (Forestry

Commission on NSW)

1989 Inkata Press A fully illustrated description of all 385

recognised rainforest tree species (as at 1989)

Includes keys. (Does not include Tas endemics)



420pp. Hbk

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Botany Trees Tasforests Volume 8 journal Forestry Tasmania 1996 Forestry Tas Articles on Eucalypts, history, key distribution 166p Pbk journal B&W drawings

photos, maps

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Botany Trees Tasmanian Timber Trees Somerville, Janet 1950 Education Department,

Tasmania

Written for students. Visual Aids Bulletin no. 3.

Drawings and descriptions of Tasmania's

timber trees

donated by Miss M Westbrook.

1990

26pp B&W photos, Drawings

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Botany Trees The Hidden Life of Trees - What they feel.

How they communicate.

Wohlleban, Peter 2015 Black Inc. Books Are trees social beings? The case is made that

the forest is a social network by protecting,

communicating and warning other trees of

impending dangers etc..

Purchased Fullers May 2017 272pp. Pbk

SMALL

PAMPHLET

BOX 5

Botany Trees The Natural distribution of Eucalypts in

Australia

Chippendale, George M &

Wolf, Ludek

1981 Australian National Parks &

Wildlife Service

Special pub no 6; Maps, NO Drawings or

Photos of species

192pp Pbk B&W maps

SMALL

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Botany Trees TreeFlip Wiltshire, Rob & Jordan, Greg 2009 CRC for Forestry, UTAS A portable, all-weather, easy to use reference

for bushwalkers, naturalists and botanists

Fold up 'map" 31species

+glossary

SMALL

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Botany Trees Trees of Victoria - an illustrated field guide Costermans, L.F 1973.

Revised.

(first

published

1968)

self published fully illustrated guide to 85 trees and verge

shrubs native to Vic and three neighbouring

states (Incl. Tas)

donated by author 1977 82pp Small A6size,. B&W

photos, drawings, maps

6 Botany Weeds Environmental Weeds: A field Guide for SE

Australia

Blood, Kate CRC Weed

Management Systems

2001 CH Jerram Science Publishers A field guide divided into sections covering

trees; shrubs; climbers and creepers; herbs

and succulents; and grasses. Descriptions

include notes on ecology, origin, habitat the

weed is likely to invade, and how the plant

spreads. Coloured photographs and

distribution maps. Includes index.

Purchased CSIRO 29/7/02 228 pp. Pbk. col. photographs

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6 Botany Weeds Weeds of the South-east. An identification

Guide for Australia.

Richardson, FJ; Richardson

RG, Shepherd RCH

2016. 3rd

edition

Self-published A comprehensive ID guide for weeds in the SE

of Australia. This field guide is for anyone

interested in ID-ing pest plants and the

preservation of our native flora. An essential

tool for all naturalists. An excellent book!.

Purchased FNCV $64.00. 2016 522pp. Soft cover

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Conservation Fauna Bugs, Birds, Bettongs & Bush: maintaining

habitats for fauna in Tasmania

Visoiu, Micah & Lloyd, Sarah 2003 Bushcare Technical Extension,

Nature Conservation Branch,

Resource Management and

Conservation, DPIWE, Hobart

Overview of the principles of managing native

vegetation, so it provides good habitat for

native animals. Background info on the fauna

of Tasmania and its diversity is also included.

Kit 10 of the Tasmanian Bushcare

Toolkit

81pp Booklet spiral bound

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Conservation Fauna Feral Animals, Threatened Species and the

Role of the Community

Threatened Species Network,

Hobart

March 2005 Threatened Species Network Forum Proceedings. Aim was to identify how

the Tasmanian Community can contribute to

controlling feral animals and what can be done

to facilitate the action and build community

capacity. Sessions included feral cats; invasive

marine species; Carp; feral and introduced

birds; Bumblebee; Gambusia & Chytrid

120pp. Pbk. A4

6 Conservation Fauna Gambusia holbrooki - A

Management Guide and Workbook

Milner, Rodney June 2006 National Heritage Trust Provides the tools to enable those working in

the conservation and natural resource

management field to maintain the momentum

gained over the last two years in addressing

the Gambusia problem in Tasmania

50pp. Spiral Spiralbnd

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Conservation Fauna Tasmania’s Threatened Fauna Handbook:

What, Where and How to Protect

Tasmania’s Threatened Animals..

Bryant, Sally and Jackson,

Jean.

1999 Threatened Species Unit, Parks

and Wildlife Service, Tasmania,

This book profiles every native species listed

by mid 1999 on Tasmania’s Threatened

Species Protection Act 1995 and the

Commonwealth Endangered Species

Protection Act 1992. Other species not listed

but believed to be at risk are also included.

The book is divided into three sections, the

first identifies locations where threatened

species occur, using a system of 1:25,000

Tasmaps. Section 2 profiles the listed animals,

and the third section is a quick reference guide

on broad habitat types. There is also a

description of the specialist habitats of caves,

and of Great Lake. The spiral binding is a bit

difficult on such a heavy volume.

Purchased DPIWE 12/7/02 $40 428pp. Pbk. line drawings

6 Conservation Flora Bush Regeneration Bradley, Joan 1971 Mossman Parklands and Ashton

Park Association

Practical ways to eliminate Exotic plants from

Natural Reserves

15pp. Booklet

6 Conservation Flora Conservation of Flora in Tasmania Brown, MJ; Hoggins, DD &

Bayly-Stark HJ

Aug 1977 National Parks and Wildlife

Service, Tasmania

The Status of Plant Species which are Primitive,

Endemic or of Geographical Significance

65pp. Pbk. A4

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Conservation Flora The Disappearing Heath: A Study of the

conservation of the coastal heath plant

communities of north and east Tasmania

and the Furneaux Group

Kirkpatrick, J.B. 1977 Tasmanian Conservation Trust First book devoted to composition and extent

of heathlands in Tasmania

Donated by the Tasmanian

Conservation Trust Inc.

96pp. Pbk

6 Conservation Flora The Disappearing Heath: Revisited Kirkpatrick, J.B. and Harris, S. 1999 Tasmanian Environment Centre

Inc. Hobart

Chapters in this interesting book cover history,

(including pre-human evolution of heath),

ecology, different heath communities, the

flora, significant species and conservation.

Illustrated with line drawings by Georgina

Davis and a few coloured photographs. A third

of the book is taken up with appendices

devoted to distribution maps and percentage

frequency of species in particular

communities.

210pp pub

6 Conservation Flora The Guidelines for Bush Corridors Hussey, Baja, Hobbs, RJ,

Saunders DA

1989 CSIRO Div. Wildlife & Ecology.

WA

Conference held in Busselton WA in 1989

presents the principal finds of that conference

19pp Booklet

6 Conservation Discovering Tasmania's Ramsar Wetlands Thorp, Veronica 2002 Natural Heritage Trust &

Tasmanian Environment centre

Inc.

Describes Tasmania's 10 most precious

wetlands.

25pp. Booklet Sbk

6 Conservation Keeping it Clean - A Tasmanian field

hygiene manual to prevent the spread of

freshwater pests and pathogens

Allan, Kaylene; Gartenstein,

Simon

March 2010 NRM South, South Hobart The manual provides information on how to

prevent the spread of freshwater pests and

pathogens in Tasmanian waterways, wetlands,

swamps and boggy areas. It is intended

primarily for people who work in these areas,

but also will help recreational visitors to

understand the risks and act accordingly.

Donated by Magali Wright, NRM

South October 2017

70pp. Spiral bound. Sbk

6 Conservation Wild Solutions. How Biodiversity is Money

in the Bank.

Beattie, Andrew and Ehrlich,

Paul; illustrations by

Turnbull, Christine

2001 Melbourne University Press This book explains with many examples, and in

a very readable style, how biodiversity is

valuable to us from a human point of view.

Reviewed by Owen Seeman in The

Tasmanian Naturalist no 123,

2001, p. 59.

239pp. Hbk. line drawings.

Review copy

6 Fungi A Field Guide to Australian Fungi Fuhrer, Bruce 2005 Bloomings Books Field guide with more than 500 species

described including slime moulds. Each species

photographed in its natural environment to

show important characters for identification

and to provide habitat associations

360pp. Soft cover

6 Fungi A Field Guide to Fungi of South-eastern

Australia

Macdonald, Ross and

Westerman, John

1979 Thomas Nelson Australia Pty Ltd Field guide with 45species. Each species

illustrated and described fully and clearly

Donated Marjorie Westbrook 153pp.Hbk

6 Fungi A Field Guide to Fungi of South-eastern

Australia

Macdonald, Ross and

Westerman, John

1979 Thomas Nelson Australia Pty Ltd Field guide with 45species. Each species

illustrated and described fully and clearly

153pp.Hbk

6 Fungi A Field Guide to Tasmanian Fungi. 1st

edition

Gates, Genevieve;

Ratkowsky, David

2014 TFNC Field guide over 600 species Illustrated and

described.

Donated by Authors 248pp. Soft cover

6 Fungi A Field Guide to Tasmanian Fungi. 2nd

edition

Gates, Genevieve;

Ratkowsky, David

2016 TFNC Field guide over 650 species Illustrated and

described.

Donated by Authors 249pp. Soft cover

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6 Fungi Fungi McWilliams, Gertrude I 1967 Nelson Doubleday Inc. USA, National Audubon society nature

Program. USA based. But simple explanation of

terms, and types of fungi

Donated by Marjorie Westbrook

1986

63pp, A5size B&W drawings, col

stickers

6 Fungi FungiFlip Gates, Genevieve;

Ratkowsky, David &

Wiltshire, Rob

2015 School of Biological Sciences,

UTAS

A portable all-weather easy to use reference

for bushwalkers and naturalists

Donated by Genevieve Gates Fold up 'map with 360 species +

glossary

6 Fungi FungiFlip Gates, Genevieve;

Ratkowsky, David &

Wiltshire, Rob

2015 School of Biological Sciences,

UTAS

A portable all-weather easy to use reference

for bushwalkers and naturalists

Donated by Genevieve Gates Fold up 'map with 360 species +

glossary

6 Fungi Victorian Toadstools and Mushrooms.

3rdEd

Willis, J.H 1963 Field Naturalist Club of Victoria A key and notes to 120 gilled fungi, Drawings

B&W photos

Donated by Marjorie

Westbrook1969

88pp. Pbk,

6 Fungi Where the slime mould creeps - a

fascinating world of myxomycetes

Lloyd, Sarah 2014 Self published Entertaining descriptions of myxomycetes with

Photographs of over 60 species of Slime

moulds

Donated by the author. Signed

copy.

102pp. Soft cover

6 Fungi Where the slime mould creeps. 2nd edition Lloyd, Sarah 2018 Self published (Typanocryptis

Press, Birralee 7303)

This edition includes updated information

based on the latest research from around the

world. The number of species has increased to

107. and almost all the photographs from the

first edition have been replaced with stacked

images.

Review copy. Reviewed by

Genevieve Gates in 2018 Tas

Naturalist.

112pp. Soft cover

6 Geology Interstate The Geology of South Australia Howchin, Walter 1918 Education Department,

Adelaide

Part 1:Introduction to Geology, Physiological

and structural from the Australian standpoint.

Part 2: The geology of SA with notes on the

chief geological systems and occurrences in

the other Australian States.

541pp. Hbk. Inc. maps and

illustrations

6 Geology Tasmania The Rock which makes Tasmania. (Copy 1) Leaman, David 2002 Leaman Geophysics, Hobart Dolerite is an uncommon rock in a world

perspective, but it dominates Tasmania's

geology. David Leaman passionately believes

that we should understand the rock on which

we live, sometimes called "Tasmania's curse".

He explains its Jurassic origins, and particular

engineering considerations which have not

always been taken into account in planning.

Well explained and illustrated. Lay-out a bit

cramped.

21/10/02 TEC, $29.00 208pp. Pbk. Colour photographs,

diagrams, index, references

6 Geology Tasmania The Rock which makes Tasmania. (Copy 2) Leaman, David 2002 Leaman Geophysics, Hobart Dolerite is an uncommon rock in a world

perspective, but it dominates Tasmania's

geology. David Leaman passionately believes

that we should understand the rock on which

we live, sometimes called "Tasmania's curse".

He explains its Jurassic origins, and particular

engineering considerations which have not

always been taken into account in planning.

Well explained and illustrated. Lay-out a bit

cramped.

Donated by Dr David Ratkowsky

July 2017.

208pp. Pbk. Colour photographs,

diagrams, index, references.

Signed by the author

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6 Geology Tasmania Wonderstruck - treasuring Tasmania’s

caves and karst

Haygarth, Nic 2016 Forty South Publishing,

Lindisfarne 7015

Caves are places of wonder and mystery. By

1840 a Gothic regime of candles and bark

torches. heightened the thrill of the ‘Sublime’

within Wet Cave on Mole Creek, in northern

Tasmania. More than a dozen Tasmanian

tourist caves, from Gunns Plains to Ida Bay,

have glistened in guiding light. Farmers turned

to home-baked hospitality when the Industrial

Revolution mobilised urban excursionists,

opening private ‘show’ caves by the glow of

acetylene gas. After World War II, Sam Carey’s

Tasmanian Caverneering Club, the first

Australian caving club, began a quest to

discover, record and protect Tasmanian caves

which continues today. Wonderstruck:

treasuring Tasmania’s caves and karst is the

story of these journeys of subterranean

discovery, the myths and the legends, the

explorers and the ecological battlegrounds, the

‘master’ caves and the megafauna dens, the

entrepreneurs and the raconteurs.

Review copy to come

6 Geology Tasmania; walks Step into History in Tasmanian Reserves. Leaman, David 2001 Leaman Geophysics, Hobart This is an extension of Leaman’s previous

book, Walk into History in Southern Tasmania,

this time covering the state’s parks and

reserves. A geological overview provides a

foundation before the book launches into

detailed descriptions of walks within the

state’s parks and reserves. Leaman covers

anything from Federation Peak to the Creepy

Crawly Nature Trail. In fact he goes into more

depth for the shorter walks, and provides

interesting historical and geological

information for each area. The book contains

a wealth of excellent photographs as well as a

glossary, index and reading list. An interesting

addition is an appendix discussing park and

reserve management.

Purchased 14/3/02, Tasmanian

Environment Centre Inc. $31.45

416pp. Softbk. Line maps and

diagrams; col photographs

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6 Geology Tasmania; walks Walk into History in Southern Tasmania. Leaman, David 1999 Leaman Geophysics, Hobart This is not a conventional walking guide or a

geology field guide, but an interesting mix,

describing 64 reasonably accessible day walks

in the southern region. Most of these walks are

centred about Hobart and Mt Wellington,

extending as far as Orford, Huon and Channel

and Tasman Peninsula. They are not just

walks but insights into the places in terms of

their natural history, dependent on the

underlying geology, as well as the more recent

human history. The author also reviews several

controversial planning issues and major

developments where geology has been given

inadequate attention, in the hope that such

mistakes can be avoided in the future.

Members who attended David’s talk and

outing last year will remember the Long Beach

dune saga at Sandy Bay, and the issues vexing

the cliffs at Taroona.

282pp Pbk.

6 Indigenous History Interstate Patterns of Life: Aboriginal People. WA Lofgren, M E 1975 Lovell, WA Museum The story of the aboriginal people of Western

Australia. Written in 1977

72pp. Soft cover

6 Indigenous History Interstate Traditional Aboriginal Plant Resources in

the Kalumburu Area

Crawford, I.M 1982 WA museum first paper in an intended series, aim is to

reconstruct the economic basis of traditional

society

86pp Pbk B&W photos

6 Indigenous History Tasmania The Stone Age Man of Tasmania - A brief

account of his life and conditions. Copy 1

Fletcher, Jane Ada 1951 First published in Tasmanian

Education Journal

Thought provoking ideas of the 1950s about

The Tasmanian Aborigines

Donated by Frank Green 2004 24pp. Pbk

6 Indigenous History Tasmania The Stone Age Man of Tasmania - A brief

account of his life and conditions. Copy 2

Fletcher, Jane Ada 1951 First published in Tasmanian

Education Journal

Thought provoking ideas of the 1950s about

The Tasmanian Aborigines

Donated by Frank Green 2004 24pp. Pbk

6 Indigenous History Tasmania The Tasmanian Aborigines Plomley, N J B 1977 self published, Launceston insert flyer for book wordlist of aboriginal

languages

72p PbkA5 booklet, maps B&W

drawings

6 Indigenous History Tasmania The Tasmanians Meston, AL 1948 Queen Victoria Museum and Art

Gallery

Summary of reports from early explorers

contact with and of what was (thought to be)

known of the Tasmanians at 1948

Donated by Mrs JA Fletcher. With

AL Meston's signature. With 2x

relevant newspaper cuttings

6pp. pamphlet

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8 Invertebrates Freshwater Colour Guide to Invertebrates of Australian

Inland Waters: ID Guide No.8

Hawking, John H. and Smith,

Felicity J.

1997 Co-operative Research Centre

for Freshwater Ecology, Murray-

Darling Freshwater Research

Centre, Albury

This field identification guide to freshwater

invertebrates is designed for students, field

ecologists, amateur collectors, fishermen and

community riverwatch workers. It lists the

invertebrates in taxonomic groups: the

sponges, hydras, jellyfish, primitive worms;

polychaetes; segmented worms, leeches;

freshwater snails and mussels; water mites;

crustaceans,; and the bulk of the book is

dedicated to the insects. Colour photographs

of 200 of the more easily recognisable

organisms aids with identification. Each

section begins with features of the group, then

broad classification. Descriptions go to family

or genus level and include size; habitat;

distribution; and trophic status, and the

number of recorded species is given. Each

section is colour coded for quick field

reference. Includes references and glossary.

Purchased from the publishers

1/5/02 $26.40 + $5 postage.

213pp. pub. Col photographs

8 Invertebrates Freshwater The Waterbug Book: A Guide to

Freshwater Macroinvertebrates of

Temperate Australia

Gooderham, John, and

Tsyrlin, Edward

2002 CSIRO Publishing A field guide written with a refreshing touch of

humour. The book is arranged by animal

groups, and includes identification keys and a

wealth of excellent photographs. The

introduction includes an explanation of the

SIGNAL system for water quality testing. The

book finishes with references, glossary and

index.

Purchased CSIRO 29/7/02 232pp. pub. Ill. col. photographs

and line diagrams

8 Invertebrates Insects A Guide to Stag Beetles of Australia Hangay, George, and De

Keyzer, Roger

2017 CSIRO A comprehensive account of the 95 lucanid

species found in Australia - it reveals their

diversity and beauty and looks in detail at their

morphology, habitats and ecology and explains

how to collect and preserve them.

Purchased CSIRO June 2017 $49.95 245pp Soft cover

8 Invertebrates Insects Australian Butterflies Common, I.F.B 1964 Jacaranda Press photographs by Ederic Slater B&W and Col Donated by Marjorie

Westbrook1986

131pp, pocket

8 Invertebrates Insects Australian Cicadas Moulds, MS 1990 NSW University Press Includes all the known facts about these

insects and contains much new information.

214pp Hbk

8 Invertebrates Insects Australian Insects Child, John 1969 Periwinkle Press Provides students and teachers insight into the

world of insects…should be able to ID insects

to family level. Technical terms kept to a

minimum

Presented by Mrs Boss-Walker

16/9/1976

109pp. Soft cover

8 Invertebrates Insects Butterflies of Tasmania - Copy 1 McQuillan, Peter; ill Virtue,

Julie

1994 Tasmanian Field Naturalists

Club Inc. Aims to provide information to aid the

identification of butterflies. Most can be ID'd

from the illustrations, but explicit points of

distinction are included in the text as required

Acquired for ANN 2014 104pp, Pbk, colour drawings of

each of 39 species

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8 Invertebrates Insects Butterflies of Tasmania - Copy 2 McQuillan, Peter; ill Virtue,

Julie

1994 Tasmanian Field Naturalists

Club Inc. Aims to provide information to aid the

identification of butterflies. Most can be ID'd

from the illustrations, but explicit points of

distinction are included in the text as required

Acquired for ANN 2014 Pbk, colour drawings of each of

39 species

8 Invertebrates Insects Collecting and Sampling Insects Endersby, Ian 2009 Entomological Society of

Victoria

the how to guide for collecting and preserving

insects in a collection

28pp. soft cover booklet

8 Invertebrates Insects Common Eggfly (Hypolimnas bolina

(Fabricus) in Tasmania

Bennet, Michael & Poole,

Lyndel

2001 Self-published Unusual (vagrant?) sighting of the Common

Eggfly butterfly in Tasmania . (ref also: The

Tasmanian Naturalist 2000 #122 pp57-58. In

2016 converted to CD-R and a copy was

donated to the Insects of Tasmania website via

Kristi Ellingsen

Donated by the authors CD-R

8 Invertebrates Insects Expedition Field Techniques. Insects and

other terrestrial arthropods. Reprint

McGavin, George C. 2007 Geography Outdoors: Royal

Geographical Soc with IBG,

London.

Essential information on what the author

considers to be the most useful field

techniques appropriate to expeditions - mainly

concerned with insects, but many of the

techniques are appropriate for collecting many

other sorts of arthropod such as spiders.

68pp. Spiral bnd.

8 Invertebrates Insects Identikit - Insect and Invertebrate

Identification Guide for Tasmanian Schools

Fenton, Janet 2007 Tasmanian Environment Centre Easy to follow guide for young students -

perfect for schools

Donated by Janet Fenton Folded A3 buff coloured paper

8 Invertebrates Insects Insect Pests of Trees and Timber in

Tasmania

Elliott, HJ & de Little DW c. 1983 Forest Commission of Tasmania This book contains information on the main

insect pests of tree and timber in Tasmania

together with details of the damage they cause

and the best means of control. Colour

photographs enable easy ID of the common

pests



90pp. Pbk booklet

8 Invertebrates Insects Insects of Australia. (Green Guide). Zabrowski, Paul 2002 New Holland This is not a field guide but an interesting

introduction for those who are not already

experts in entomology. Chapters are divided

according to insect biology, habitat and

behaviour rather than taxonomy. This book

will appeal to older children as well as adults.

Includes an index and a checklist of Australian

insect groups.

Purchased CSIRO 29/7/02 97pp. Pbk. col. photographs

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Invertebrates Insects Insects of the World Linsenmaier, Walter 1972 McGraw-Hill invaluable reference for the naturalist, a mine

of information for those who are curious about

the insect world

392pp. Large Hbk, B&W, some

col plates

8 Invertebrates Insects Jewel Beetles of Tasmania - A Field

Naturalists Guide. (Copy 1)

Cowie, David 2001 Tasmanian Field Naturalists

Club Inc.

This book contains the details and images

about the approx. 50 species of jewel beetles

known to occur in Tasmania, some species are

common but others rarely seen. Tasmanian

species are smaller and less brightly coloured

than their tropical cousins.

41pp. Booklet

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8 Invertebrates Insects Jewel Beetles of Tasmania - A Field

Naturalists Guide. (Copy 2)

Cowie, David 2001 Tasmanian Field Naturalists

Club Inc.

This book contains the details and images

about the approx. 50 species of jewel beetles

known to occur in Tasmania, some species are

common but others rarely seen. Tasmanian

species are smaller and less brightly coloured

than their tropical cousins.

41pp. Booklet

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Invertebrates Insects Lea's Legacy Semmens, Trevor D 1999 Department of Primary


Environment, Hobart pub.,

64pp

Celebrating 100 years of the Insect reference

Collection & of Entomological activity within

the Tasmanian DPIWE. Mr Arthur M. Lea was

the first Entomologist to the department

Donated by Owen Seeman,

8/8/2003

64pp. Soft cover. Large

8 Invertebrates Insects Living Lights - The Glow-worms of Australia

and New Zealand

Plowman, Cathie with

Merritt, David. Illustrations

by Janet Fenton

2013 Plowman, Cathie. Illustrations

Janet Fenton

many beautiful illustrations & photographs

show the intriguing world of glow-worms

Donated by Janet Fenton 44pp Pbk

8 Invertebrates Insects Name That Insect: A guide to the insects of

south-eastern Australia

New, T R 1996 Oxford university Press This the first guide to identifying insects of SE

Australia. Extensive notes on structure,

recognition and biology

194pp Pbk

8 Invertebrates Insects The beetle Ewanius nothofagi, missing

link? and hybrid gum-trees in South

America

de Little, David 2005 Self published Presentation of talk to TFNC 5May2005. CD-Rom

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Invertebrates Insects The Insects of Australia Division of Entomology CSIRO

Canberra

1970

MUP, Carlton, Victoria

A textbook for Students and Researchers HB

1029pp B&W drawings, photos

1029pp. Hbk. B&W drawings,

photos

8 Invertebrates Insects Wings: an Introduction to Tasmania's

Winged Insects

Daley, Elizabeth 2007 40 degrees South Over 600 photos of more the 350

species…easy to read and understand the

wealth of information. Essential book for all

those interested in Tassy insects

Signed and Donated by the author 236pp. Soft cover

8 Invertebrates Marine 20 Sea Shells Turner, E & Dartnell, AJ June 1969 TMAG Shells chosen for this booklet were the 'top 20'

shells brought into TMAG for ID and is

intended to aid the beachcomber and rock-

pool hunter identify the more common shells.

Donated by Miss ML Westbrook

June 1986

22pp. Spiral bound booklet

8 Invertebrates Marine A field guide to the Marine Invertebrates

of South Australia

Gowlett-Holmes, Karen 2008 Notomares. (self published) Over 870 species illustrated in full colour.

Distribution maps for all species. Over 1500

photos. Habitat descriptions

333pp. Pbk

8 Invertebrates Marine A revision of the Fiddler Crabs of Australia.

(Ocypodinae: Uca)

George, RW & Jones, DS 1982 Western Australian Museum Three new species are described, including

revision of those previously known. Keys, line

drawings, distribution maps provided.

99pp. Pbk

8 Invertebrates Marine A Thousand Treasures, A million pleasures Campbell, Rees 2006 self published, marine Shells, crabs and other beach creatures from

NW Coast of Tas

from marine nets; signed by the

author

110pp Pbk; Col Photos

8 Invertebrates Marine An Illustrated Index of Tasmanian Shells May, WL 1923 John Vail, Tasmanian

Government Printer

with 47 plates and 1052 species Donated by Frank Green 2004 99pp. Pbk. Cover missing

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8 Invertebrates Marine Jellyfish - A Natural History Gershwin, Lisa-Ann 2016 Ivy Press, Lewes, UK This book examines the anatomy, taxonomy,

behaviours, ecology and lifecycles of these

incredible creatures & profiles fifty of the most

notable and intriguing.

Purchased Fullers $39.99 2016 224pp. Hbk

8 Invertebrates Marine Marine Invertebrates of Southern

Australia: Part I

Shepherd, S.A. & Thomas,

I.M. (Editors)

1982 Handbooks Committee, S.A.

Govt..

Describes the most common species of

invertebrates likely to be found along the

coastline or by the scuba diver

491pp. Soft Cover

8 Invertebrates Marine South Australian Shells Cotton, Bernard C 1953 SA Museum booklet, 3rd edition first in 1946, B&W

drawings 226 species

Donated by Frank Green 2004 28p Booklet

8 Invertebrates Marine Stung! On jellyfish blooms and the Future

of the Oceans

Gershwin, Lisa-ann 2013 The University of Chicago Press On jellyfish blooms and the Future of the

Oceans

Donated by the author 424pp. Hbk

8 Invertebrates Marine Tamar Intertidal Invertebrates: An Atlas to

the Common Species

Smith, B J 1995 Queen Victoria Museum and Art

Gallery

describes the Tamar habitat and the commonly

found invertebrates

88pp. Soft cover

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Invertebrates Marine Tasmanian Sea shells common to other

States

Richmond, Margaret H. 1990? Richmond Printers, Devonport Beautifully illustrated guide to the most

commonly found seashells on Tasmanian

shores

Donated by the author 1990 80pp Pbk. A4size

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Invertebrates Marine Tasmanian Sea Shells Volume 2 Richmond, Margaret H. 1992 Richmond Printers, Devonport This volume covers more of the marine

molluscs commonly found on Tasmanian

beaches, following on from the Volume 1

identification guide. 265 Tasmanian beaches

have been surveyed over an eleven year

period. Each species is described,

photographed and a locality map of known

distribution (from the TMAG) provided.

Includes maps, glossary and index.

Purchased TMAG, 14/3/02, $30. 111pp. Distribution maps and col

photographs

LARGE BOOK.

GREEN BOX 7

Invertebrates Marine The Crustaceans and Molluscs of the

Tasmanian Salt Marshes

Wong, Vera; Richardson,

Alastair M M & Swain, Roy

1993 UTas Zoology Dept. as per title 95pp +70pp appendices pub,

maps B&W

8 Invertebrates Marine The Curious Life of Krill. A Conservation

Story from the Bottom of the World.

Nicol, Stephen 2018 Island Press Nicol takes us into the underwater habitat of

krill, observing their life and habits

firsthand…brings the biology and beauty of

krill alive and his passion for their importance

to nature serves as a powerful call to conserve

them while we can.

Purchased Fullers, Aug 2018 194pp. HBk

8 Invertebrates Marine The Seashells of Tasmania: a

comprehensive guide

Grove, Simon 2011 Taroona Publications Comprehensive coverage of all Tas species

over 10mm in length. Illustrates 350

commonest species. Ideal for beachcombers,

naturalists and biologists

81pp Soft Cover

SMALL

PAMPHLET

BOX 9

Invertebrates Spiders A Field Guide to Spiders of Australia Whyte, Robert & Anderson,

Greg

2017 CSIRO Features over 1300 colour photographs it is

the most comprehensive account of Australian

spiders ever published

Purchased CSIRO June 2017 $49.95 451pp Soft Cover

SMALL

PAMPHLET

BOX 9

Invertebrates Spiders Australian Spiders Child, John 1968 Periwinkle Press This book makes it possible for the keen

naturalist to recognise about 20 of the families

of spiders to be found in Australia

104pp. Soft cover

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BOX 9

Invertebrates Spiders Australian Spiders in Colour Mascord, R 1983 AH and AW Reed Pty Ltd This small book aims to interest and enlighten

the public and serious student on some of out

common species

Donated by AM Tagg 112pp. Hbk

SMALL

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Invertebrates Spiders Some Common Spiders of Tasmania Hickman, VV 1967 Tasmanian Museum and Art

Gallery pub. 112 pp

Gives brief account of the main external

features and habits of few of the common

species

Donated by Anna McEldowney,

Sep 2004

112pp. Pbk

SMALL

PAMPHLET

BOX 9

Invertebrates Spiders Spiders learning to love them Kelly, Lynne 2009 Jacana Books Introduction to the hairy but not so scary

creatures that share our homes and gardens.

Answers questions like how do spiders build

webs etc.?

264pp. Soft cover

SMALL

PAMPHLET

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Invertebrates Spiders Spiders Myths and Realities Turner, Elizabeth 1980 Tasmanian Museum and Art

Gallery

Describes commonly found Tasmanian species

& their habitat

Donated by ML Westbrook

4/6/1986

11pp Pbk. Booklet

10 Natural History Fire Bushfire. History, Prevention, Control Foster, Ted 1976 AH & AW Reed, Sydney. Analysis of fire behaviour, prevention, control,

firefighting equipment, bushfires & the

environment with the aim to learn to live with

it.



247pp. Hbk

10 Natural History Fire World Fire. The culture of fire on earth Pyne, Stephen, J. 1995 Henry Holt and Company, New

York

This is a story how fire and humans have

coevolved….the two are inseparable and

together they have remade the landscape.



379pp. Hbk

10 Natural History Interstate Report on Cyclone Damage to Natural

Vegetation in the Darwin Area after

Cyclone Tracey, 25 December, 1974

Stocker, G.C.. c.1975? Dept. of Primary Industry.

Forestry and Timber Bureau

leaflet no 127

Report on Cyclone Damage to Natural

Vegetation in the Darwin Area after Cyclone

Tracey, 25 December, 1974

38pp. PFBC booklet

10 Natural History Overseas. White's Natural History of Selbourne White, Gilbert 1857 George Routledge and Co. The authors view of his English environment of

Selbourne - intended as a guide for the young

field naturalist. Covers fauna, flora, fossils,

weather observations

Donated by Mrs Boss-Walker 1976 421pp + index. Hardback, blue

and gold cover

10 Natural History Tasmania "Peregrine's" newspaper cuttings

Vol 1: 20/5/1922-4/3/1958

Vol 2: 28/11/1961 to 28/2/1987

Vol 3: undated cuttings

Michael Sharland aka

"Peregrine" (1899-1987)

1922 to

1987

The Mercury Newspapers Articles written on a wide range of field

naturalist subjects. Fascinating reading how

attitudes have changed over the years

Scrap books compiled by Fiona

Walsh & daughter Erika in Dec

2016 from cuttings collected by

Marjorie Wall

3x scrap books. Pbk.

10 Natural History Tasmania Janet Somerville's Botanical History of

Tasmania 1642–1820

Potts, Brad; Kantivilas,

Gintaras & Jarman, Jean

(Eds.)

2006 University of Tasmania and

Tasmanian Museum and Art

Gallery

Unique perspective of early settlement of

Tasmania as seen through the eyes of the

Botanist. This manuscript bridges history and

botany and will be fascinating reading for all

those interested in natural history and the

exploration of Tasmania

Signed by Brad Potts and Ginteras

Kantivilas

233pp. Softback. Maps & photos

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10 Natural History Tasmania The Woodpecker Papers: Talks with a

Naturalist. Tales of Tasmania in the late

1800's.

Atkinson, Reverend Henry

Dresser

2001 This edition self published by

the author's grand-daughters,

Hobart. First published as a

series in Church Messenger ,

Church News and Tasmanian

News .

Rev. Atkinson was so fascinated by Mt

Wellington when he arrived in Hobart Town on

a "round trip" in 1868, that he left the ship and

spent the rest of his life exploring here. These

tales and observations are from all over the

state, and it is heart-warming to see such a

strong conservation ethic so early in our

history.

Donated to the club by Isa

Hurburgh in memory of Mark

(1916-2000), who was a keen field

nat. all his life

296pp. Pbk. Line drawings

10 Natural History Biology for Australian Students. 4th edition Curtis, Winifred M. 1962 Oxford University Press The was the first reasonably advanced biology

text book for Australian Schools - providing

sound and ordered account of its subject and

stimulated interest in the subject

Donated by Richard Robinson

(2017)

554pp. Hbk. Line drawings

10 Natural History Expedition Field Techniques: Education

Projects.

Hurst, Jen 1998 Expedition Advisory Centre,

Royal Geographical Soc.,

London

Aimed at university & School expeditions for

short-term research of practical projects in

other countries

74pp. Spiralbnd

10 Natural History Expedition Field Techniques: People

Orientated Research.

Kapila Sachin & Lyon, Fergus 2006 Expedition Advisory Centre,


London

Introduction to the approaches and techniques

available to geographer for people-oriented

research.

72pp. Spiralbnd

10 Natural History Family Guide to Dangerous Animals and

Plants of Australia

Sutherland, S 1980 Rigby Publishers Ltd Easy to follow, packed with information - facts

and figures and what to do about venomous

spiders, snakes, sharks, plants or sea creatures.

Donated by M Westbrook 1986 80pp Pbk

10 Natural History Oxford Dictionary of Natural History Allaby, Michael (ED) 1985 Oxford University Press defines many scientific terms each in a few

words

688pp. Hbk

10 Natural History Plants from Roots to Riches: Kew Royal

Botanic Gardens

Willis, Kathy & Fry, Carolyn 2014 John Murray Great read!. Based on BBC4 radio series.

Authors show how the plants at the Royal

Botanic gardens at Kew, UK have changed

history

Purchased from Fullers 2016 354pp. Pbk

10 Natural History The Cambridge Illustrated Dictionary of

Natural History

Lincoln, RJ and Boxshall, GA 1987 Cambridge University Press 10,000 entries. Concise dictionary of

organisms and their ecology

413pp. Hbk

10 Natural History Marine Australian Marine Life Edgar, Graham J 1997 Reed Books The plants and animals of temperate waters from marine nets 544pp Hbk col photos, diagrams

copy 4/6

10 Natural History Marine Australian Seashores Dakin, W J 1952 Angus & Robertson HB, a guide for the beachlover, the naturalist

the shore fisherman and the student, assisted

by Bennet, Isobel and Pope, Elizabeth photos

B&W

from marine nets 372pp. Hbk. B&W photos

10 Natural History Marine Between Tasmanian Tide Lines: a Field

Guide - Copy 1

Marine Naturalists 1999 Tasmanian Marine Naturalists

Association, Hobart

Guide intended users to ID the common plants

and animals seen between high and low tide

lines - the intertidal zone, around Tasmania

124pp. Soft cover

10 Natural History Marine Between Tasmanian Tide Lines: a Field

Guide - Copy 2

Marine Naturalists 1999 Tasmanian Marine Naturalists

Association, Hobart

Guide intended users to ID the common plants

and animals seen between high and low tide

lines - the intertidal zone, around Tasmania

124pp. Soft cover

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10 Natural History Marine Sharks and Rays of South Eastern Australia -

A Field Guide to Species of Conservation

Value

Baker, Janine, L. 2014 Self published Provides information on about 40 sharks and

rays of conservation interest in SE Australia.

Species headings cover: Description,

Distribution, Habitat, Diet, Reproduction,

Fisheries & Vulnerability

Donated free of charge by the

author

78pp (Un-numbered) PB Booklet

10 Natural History Marine Wilderness Under the Waves - An

introduction to the marine life and habitats

of Tasmania's Marine National Estate.

Bryan, Jon 1998 Tasmanian Environment Centre,

Hobart

CD-Rom and the companion booklet aims to

show the fascinating scenery that can be seen

when diving in Tasmania's Marine National

Estate Areas from Bathurst Harbour/Port

Davey, to diverse assemblages at Rocky Cape

and the Kent Group to the more typical

animals and plants of Maria Island

CD-Rom and 16pp booklet

10 Natural History Feral Animals of Tasmania Pfennigwerth, Stephanie;

Threatened Species Network

2008 Print Applied Technology Aims to improve community knowledge &

understanding of feral animals and to

encourage people to become involved in

reporting them.

Missing Oct 2017 Ring bound. Flip book.

Laminated pages one for each

species

10 Natural History Flora and Fauna of Tasmania National Parks & WLS,

Tasmania.

undated National Parks & WLS,

Tasmania.

Simple description of Tasmania's fauna and

flora - good for school projects?

12pp. Pbk. A4

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Antarctica The Silence is Calling - Australians in

Antarctica 1947-97.

Bowden, Tim 1997 Allen & Unwin The ANARE Jubilee History Donated by Barbara Greenstreet

Dec 2006

591pp. Hbk

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Interstate Arid Australia Cogger, HG and EE Cameron

(Eds.)

1984 Australian Museum, Sydney Symposium papers covering fauna, flora, and

the ecosystems of the arid centre of Australia..

Papers written c. 1977

Reviewed by Peter McQuillan and

placed in library 23/10/85

338pp. Soft cover

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Interstate Plants and Animals of the Dubbo Region Dubbo Field Naturalists &

Conservation Society

2012 Dubbo Field Naturalist &

Conservation Society

Definitive guide to the plants and animals of

the Dubbo region

Donated by Dubbo Field Naturalist

& Conservation Society after the

2014 ANN

222pp Soft cover

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Interstate Selected Nature Notes from the QNC News

(1957-2004)

Date, R, Moorwood, D &

Holt, J (Ed)

2006 Queensland Naturalist ClubCollation of QNC's Nature Notes - selected as

original observations by members between

1957-2004. Includes papers from most

Natural History subjects

Gifted by the President of the QNC

with inscription. 1/2/2007

247pp. Soft cover

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania A Pocketful of Nature Peregrine (Sharland, Michael) 1971 The Mercury Newspapers An anthology of notes and articles by the

natural history columnist Peregrine (Michael

Sharland) during the past half century. (to

1971)

100pp. Hbk

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Bangor: TFNC Excursion Report October

2012. Copy 1.Fenton, Janet.

2012

TFNC

The 4th TFNC excursion to Bangor (previous

1905, 1948 & 2004), covers fauna, flora finds

12pp. Pbk. Photos & Text

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Bangor: TFNC Excursion Report October

2012. Copy 2.Fenton, Janet.

2012

TFNC

The 4th TFNC excursion to Bangor (previous

1905, 1948 & 2004), covers fauna, flora finds

12pp. Pbk. Photos & Text

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Birds of Maria IslandRounsevell, DE; Blackhall SA

& Thomas DG

Aug 1977National Parks and Wildlife

Service, Tasmania

results of a Field Survey and Literature Review 63pp. Pbk. A4

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11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Derwent River Wildlife Guide, Tasmania Thorp, Veronica 2000 Tasmanian Environment Centre

Inc., Hobart

Inspired by a similar guide about the Yarra

River, this pocket identification book was

produced with funding from the Natural

Heritage Trust. Clearly drawn maps are

followed by notes on plant communities,

marine and freshwater invertebrates,

terrestrial invertebrates, and fish, frogs,

reptiles birds and mammals. Nearly 200

photographs and drawings help with

identification of many species common along

the Derwent from lake St Clair to Tinderbox. A

lot of information packed into a small space.

Includes a glossary and index to pictures.

Purchased 6/2/2000 TEC. $11.39 73pp., colour, pub.

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Discovering Flinders Island Edgecombe, Jean 1992 Jean Edgecombe, Sydney everything you want to know about KI history,

natural history , food, vegetation etc.

152pp Pbk

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Discovering King Island: western Bass Strait Edgecombe, Jean 1993 Jean Edgecombe, Sydney everything you want to know about Flinders

Island history, natural history , food,

vegetation etc.

64pp pub

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania East Coast Post-Seminar Tour 20 21 22

January 1990

Forestry Commission of

Tasmania

1990 Society for Growing Australian

Plants

Describes some of the interesting and endemic

vegetation of Tasmania's East Coast

33pp. A4 stapled booklet

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Flora and Fauna Checklist: Waddamana

Field Study Centre

Chynoweth, Wayne Sept 1981 Self published Fauna and flora checklists of the area Manilla folder with A4 sheets

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Inquiry into the Proposal to drain and

restore Lake Pedder

House of Reps. Standing

Committee on Environment,

Recreation and the Arts

June 1995 The Parliament of the

Commonwealth of Australia

Inquiry into the proposal to drain and restore

Lake Pedder - the implications of the future

management of the Tas. Wilderness World

Heritage Area; the potential environmental

and economic opportunities and costs and the

adequacy of information currently available

and the need for further research

97pp. Soft cover

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Islands of South-West Tasmania White, Gary 1980 self published History, fauna and flora of the SW islands $4.50 63pp. Pbk

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Maatsuyker Island - Most Southerly Light.

Copy 2

Blackwell, Peter; Banks,

Elaine & Brown, Deirdre

1981 Tasmanian Conservation Trust Guide to Maatsuyker's history, lighthouse and

its fauna and flora.

17pp. A5 booklet. B&W photos,

drawings

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Maatsuyker Island - Most Southerly Light.

Copy1

Blackwell, Peter; Banks,

Elaine & Brown, Deirdre

1981 Tasmanian Conservation Trust Guide to Maatsuyker's history, lighthouse and

its fauna and flora.

17pp. A5 booklet. B&W photos,

drawings

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Macquarie Island Wildlife reserve NPWS Tas Aug 1977 NPWS Tas Maps, species lists, history Booklet blue cover. Spiral bound

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Maria Island National Park National Parks & WLS,

Tasmania.

after 1971 National parks & WLS,

Tasmania.

Map and guide to the island 19pp + appendix. Booklet

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11 Natural History

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Tasmania Natural Wonders of Tasmania’s World

Heritage Area. Cradle Mountain - Lake St

Clair National Park

Jackson, Jean. 1996 Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife

Service, Hobart

A small, illustrated book for the lay reader,

presenting some of the most interesting

findings for Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair

National Park, from the World Heritage Area

Baseline Studies program organised by Parks

and Wildlife Service between 1990 and 1992.

Includes index and references.

Purchased 14/3/02, Tasmanian

Environment Centre Inc., $8.55

50pp. pub. Line art illustrations.

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Poimena Reserve Handbook Holderness-Roddam, Bob Nov 2012 Self published Provides all the basic information about

Poimena Reserve (Austin's Ferry) in one place.

In addition to hard copy the material is also on

a DVD which includes additional information -

see Appendix III

Donated by the author 39pp. PFBC

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Tasman Island, Tasmania Friends of Tasman Island post 2008 Friends of Tasman Island Covers history, fauna and flora of the Island Donated by Erika Shankley. Pbk booklet

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Tasmania: A Natural History Davis, William E. jnr 2007 Surrey Beatty & Sons Provides an overview of the natural history of

Tasmania, one of the most fascinating and

pristine regions of the world. Written from the

perspective of a visiting US academic.

Donated by Els Wakefield. August

2017.

267pp. Pbk. Includes many B&W

photos

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11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Tasmania’s offshore Islands: seabirds and

other natural features

Brothers, Nigel; Pemberton,

David; Pryor, Helen & Halley,

Vanessa

2001 Tasmanian Museum and Art

Gallery, Hobart

A fascinating book, focussing on seabird

populations on 280 of Tasmania’s offshore

islands. Islands are important as significant

refuges for a diversity and abundance of

wildlife. The book is the result of twenty years

of meticulous field study by Parks and Wildlife

biologist Nigel Brothers. The book begins with

a summary of the salient characteristics of

each of the breeding seabirds, including

distribution, breeding and migration patterns.

Then the islands are described, divided into

geographic regions with location maps. Each

individual island’s topography, landscape

features and geology are briefly summarised,

with a topographic map, before the breeding

seabird species are listed and discussed, and

dominant vegetation noted. Human history is

not discussed apart form briefly listing human-

made structures present. As well as a general

subject index the book includes a bird index

and island index. Appendices include

information on land tenure and conservation

status, common and scientific names for flora

and fauna, and a table of islands on which no

breeding seabirds ere found. References and

bibliography included.

Purchased 3/5/01, T.M.A.G.

$49.95

643pp. pub. Maps & col.

photographs

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania The Future of Lake Pedder Lake Pedder Committee of

Enquiry. The Australian

Government, Canberra.

June 1973 Reprinted by the Lake Pedder

Action Committee

Report of the Lake Pedder Committee of

Enquiry June 1973

70pp. Pbk

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania The Lake Country of Tasmania Banks, M.R. (Ed) 1973 Foot & Playsted, Launceston A Symposium conducted by the Royal Society

of Tasmania at Poatina, Tasmanian. November

11-12, 1972

199pp. PFBC

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania The Romance of Mount Wellington -

Aspects of the history of Mount

Wellington, Hobart, Tasmania, in pictures

and postcards.

Grist, John and Maria 2011 The Franklin Press, Hobart,

Tasmania.

The Mountain' has had multiple uses in its long

history, a few of which are celebrated in these

pages , these include its huts, its sawmills and

historic water supply system, and the old

Springs Hotel.

Donated by the Authors John and

Maria Grist. Sept 2018.

92pp. Softbk.

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania The Vegetation of Rocky Cape National

Park.

Corbett, Sib & Balmer, Jayne 2003 Queen Victoria Museum and Art

Gallery

The vegetation of the Rocky Cape NP is

mapped and described

31pp. Softbk. With map n back

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Vegetation of Maria Island

Brown, MJ & Bayly-Stark HJ

Sept 1979 National Parks & WLS,

Tasmania.

History, climate & geology are covered. Then a

detailed vegetation survey of Maria Island

99pp. Pbk. A4

11 Natural History

Regional Guide

Tasmania Waverley flora park Dean, Elizabeth ed. 1997 Clarence City Council Guide to the history, geology and its native

vegetation

36pp Pbk booklet. B&W

drawings, map, photos

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11 Natural History

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Tasmania, Walks Best Bush, Coast and Village Walks of

South-East Tasmania

Roberts, Ingrid 2013 Woodslane Press Pty Ltd, NSW Includes summary tables of walk distances,

grades, estimated duration and highlights.

Accurate colour maps showing waypoints and

nearby facilities; Info about the regions

history; ID charts for the most commonly seen

wildflowers and birds.

Purchased Fullers 2016 $29.99 232pp. Pbk

12 Vertebrates Birds A Field Guide to Australian Birds. Volume

1. Non Passerines

Slater, Peter 1970 Rigby Ideal for use in the field - gives complete

coverage of the non-passerine birds

428pp. Hbk

12 Vertebrates Birds A Field Guide to Australian Birds. Volume 2

Passerines

Slater, Peter 1974 Rigby Ideal for use in the field - gives complete

coverage of the 'small bush birds' and other

passerines

309pp. Hbk

12 Vertebrates Birds A Field Guide to Tasmanian Birds Watts, Dave 1999 New Holland This wildlife photographer needs no

introduction. Watts has produced a

comprehensive field guide for Tasmanian

birds, including sea birds and shorebirds.

Includes distribution maps and notes on best

localities to see any particular species.

Purchased TEC 192pp. col. Pbk

12 Vertebrates Birds A Field Guide to Tasmanian Birds - New

Edition

Watts, Dave 2002 New Holland This wildlife photographer needs no

introduction. Watts has produced a

comprehensive field guide for Tasmanian

birds, including sea birds and shorebirds.

Includes distribution maps and notes on best

localities to see any particular species.

Purchased TEC 192pp. col. Pbk

12 Vertebrates Birds A Field Guide to the Birds of Australia Pizzey, Graham. Illustrated

Doyle, Roy

1985 William Collins Sons and Co Ltd Field Guide. over 700 species illustrated in

more than 1300 individual paintings.

Donated by the estate of Julia

Scott

460pp Pbk

12 Vertebrates Birds A Guide to Australian Waterfowl Goodrick, G no date NPWS NSW & Div. Wildlife Res,

CSIRO

How to identify waterfowl- especially when in

shot gun range!

Booklet

12 Vertebrates Birds A Territory of Birds Sharland, Michael 1964 Rigby Records the authors two years in the NT

including striking pictures of NT's people and

places as well as his search for rare birds,

including the rare night parrot. Its more than a

nature book

Donated by Marjorie Westbrook.

Signed by the author.

232pp. HBk

LARGE BOOK

BETWEEN

BOXES 11 & 12

Vertebrates Birds Atlas of Bird Distribution in New

Zealand1994-2004

Robertson, C J R; Hyvonen, P;

Fraser, M J & Pickard, C R

2007 Ornithological Society of New

Zealand

s 533pp. Large Hbk. Col maps, no

bird pics

12 Vertebrates Birds Australia Bird calls - Tasmania Stewart, David (sound) 2001 Nature Sound Calls of Tas 12 endemic bird species + calls of a

further 68 species often different to their

mainland cousins. No music or spoken

commentary. A list of species with call

descriptions and behavioural notes in front

cover. $26.55

CD-Rom 73mins 51secs. Comes

with 2 copies of the indexed

species list and track times.

12 Vertebrates Birds Australian Birds, their Nests and Eggs Beruldsen, Gordon 2001 self published, Qld A revision of a 1980 publication, The Field

Guide to the Nests and Eggs of

Australian Birds , pub by Rigby.

pub 424 Col photos

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12 Vertebrates Birds Australian Flycatchers Officer, Brigadier Hugh R .

Slater, Peter (Illustrator)

1969 Bird Observers Club, Melbourne Primarily for the bird observer who wants

easily comprehensible description of 'the

flycatchers' . Includes coloured plates and

written descriptions and distribution maps (as

known at that time)

108pp Hbk

12 Vertebrates Birds Australian Honeyeaters. 3rd Impression Officer, Brigadier Hugh R.

Maltby, Peg (illustrator)

1971 Bird Observers Club, Melbourne Primarily for the bird observer who wants

easily comprehensible description of 'the

honeyeaters' . Includes coloured plates and

written descriptions and distribution maps (as

known at that time)

Donated by M. Westbrook 85pp Hbk

12 Vertebrates Birds Australian Waterfowl. Copy 1 Downes, MC & Watson, I 1960 Fisheries and Wildlife

Department, Victoria

Handbook for the ID of waterfowl in the field.

Special emphasis is given to the ducks

48pp pub

12 Vertebrates Birds Australian Waterfowl. Copy 2 Downes, MC & Watson, I 1960 Fisheries and Wildlife

Department, Victoria

Handbook for the ID of waterfowl in the field.

Special emphasis is given to the ducks

Donated by M. Westbrook 48pp pub

12 Vertebrates Birds Bird Wonders of Australia Chisholm, A.H. 1948 Angus & Robertson presents a factual, gossipy account of the

believe or not features of Australia's

remarkable bird life.

Donated by the estate of Julia

Scott

285pp Hbk

12 Vertebrates Birds Birds and Other Vertebrates of South West

Tasmania

White, Gary 1985 self published with emphasis on coastal environments Reviewed by Don Hird 1986 and

then donated to the TFNC Library

58pp pub

12 Vertebrates Birds Birds of Tasmania. Fourth edition. Green, R H 1993 Potoroo Publishing, Launceston An annotated checklist with illustrations donated by author 84pp Pbk

12 Vertebrates Birds Birds of Tasmania. Third edition Green, R H 1989 Potoroo Publishing, Launceston An annotated checklist with illustrations donated by author 84pp Pbk

12 Vertebrates Birds Chatham Islands Ornithology Holderway, RN (Ed) 1994 Notornis. Ornithological Society

of New Zealand

A Tribute to Sir Charles A Fleming 1916-1987 207 pp Pbk

12 Vertebrates Birds Common Australian Birds of Towns &

Gardens

Chapman, Graeme 1970 Lansdowne Press, Melbourne enables readers to ID the common birds seen

in towns, cities and gardens

142pp Hbk

12 Vertebrates Birds Dancing on the edge of the world: essays

on birds and the lighter side of life

Knowler, Donald 2004 Donald Knowler, South Hobart Collection of short articles written for the

Mercury by a journalist with an interest in

wildlife of the back yard..

donated by the Mercury 272pp Softcover

12 Vertebrates Birds Expedition Field Techniques; Bird Surveys. Bibby, Colin; Jones, Martin &

Marsden, Stuart

1998 Expedition Advisory Centre,


London

Survey methods for birds to promote better

knowledge to help their conservation

134pp. Spiralbnd

12 Vertebrates Birds Fairy Wrens Chisholm, AH first

published

1948

FW Cheshire Pty Ltd,

Melbourne

A conversational account of the origin,

development, domestic life of Australia's

prettiest bird family

38pp. Pbk

12 Vertebrates Birds Field Guide to the Birds of Australia Simpson & Day 1984 Viking O'Neil A book of identification Donated by R. Taylor 1986 352pp Softcover

LARGE BOOK

BETWEEN

BOXES 11 & 12

Vertebrates Birds John Gould's Birds of Australia Gould, Chisholm, A H

&Serventy, Vincent

1973 Lansdowne Press, Melbourne John Gould paintings in colour 116pp. Large Hbk

12 Vertebrates Birds Larger Land Birds of Australia Beruldsen, Gordon 1972 Rigby Publishers Ltd Instant Book series 64pp. Booklet

12 Vertebrates Birds Tasmanian Birds (rev) Sharland, Michael 1958 Angus & Robertson for those who desire to ID Tas birds in life 172pp Hbk.

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12 Vertebrates Birds Tasmanian Birds. TFNC; Wall, L 1989

reprint/

revised

Jacaranda Press A TFNC produced pocket book, col

photographs of 77 birds. Updated names

98pp pocket

12 Vertebrates Birds Tasmanian Birds. Copy 1. TFNC; Wall, L 1974 Jacaranda Press A TFNC produced pocket book, col

photographs of 77 birds, newspaper cutting in

back

Donated by Marjorie

Westbrook1986

97pp pocket

12 Vertebrates Birds Tasmanian Birds. Copy 2 TFNC; Wall, L 1974 Jacaranda Press A TFNC produced pocket book, col

photographs of 77 birds.

97pp pocket

12 Vertebrates Birds Tasmania's Own Birds Fletcher, Jane Ada undated (pre

1956)

Education Department,

Tasmania

Booklet provides in handy pocket form an

account of the 14 birds peculiar to Tasmania

(as known at the time of publication) .

Originally published as a series of articles for

the Tas Education department as an aid for

teachers and students.

Donated by Frank Green in 2004 30pp booklet

12 Vertebrates Birds Tawny Frogmouth. 2nd edn.. Kaplan, Gisela July 2018 CSIRO Publishing Tawny Frogmouth presents an easy to read

account of these unique nocturnal birds which

can be found across almost the entire

continent.

Reviewed by Amanda Thomson in

the Tasmanian Naturalist 2018

#140, then donated to the TFNC

Library.

168pp Softbk

LARGE BOOK

BETWEEN

BOXES 11 & 12

Vertebrates Birds The Atlas of Australian Birds Blakers, M; Davies, S J J F; &

Reilly PN

1984 Melb Uni Press covers all Australian birds as at 1984. Dist.

maps and B& W sketches

Donated by Marjorie

Westbrook1984

738pp. Large Hbk. B&W

drawings of birds and maps

12 Vertebrates Birds The feathered tribes of Van Diemen's Land Lloyd, Sarah 2015 Self [published. Typanocryptis

Press

Entertaining overview of Tasmania's bird

habitats and provides hints on where to find

and how or identify birds.

Reviewed by Els Wakefield. Then

donated to the TFNC Library

104pp pub

12 Vertebrates Birds The Lyrebird - A Natural History Reilly, Pauline; illustrations

by Chambers, Peter

1988 NSW University Press Brings together all aspects of the Lyrebird's life

- including the breeding biology, behaviour,

song and mimicry into an easily readable form

93pp. Soft cover

12 Vertebrates Birds The Observers Book of Birds' Eggs Evans, G 1954 Frederick Warne & Co revised edition, 180 eggs with illustrations 224pp, pocket bk

12 Vertebrates Birds Threatened Birds of Australia: an

Annotated List

Brouwer, J and S Garnett (Ed) 1990 RAOU and Australian National

Parks and Wildlife Service

covers the endemics or those that regularly

occur in Australia or its territories and are or

may be threatened on a global basis.

Reviewed by LE Wall. Then


178pp Pbk

12 Vertebrates Birds Where to Find Birds in Australia Bransbury, John 1987 Hutchinson Australia A comprehensive and reliable travellers guide

to the birds of Australia, including where to

see them, routes, permits, accommodation

and plant life. Detailed maps for each locality

Reviewed by LE Wall. Then


539pp. Soft Cover

12 Vertebrates Birds Birds of Australia Head, John 1900? self published 12 lithographs prints + descriptions donated by Jean Witham about 30pp. Pbk booklet

12 Vertebrates Birds;

Conservation

A celebration of Kakapo. Williams, Murray 2006 Notornis Volume 53.

Ornithological Society of New

Zealand

Progress in the conservation of an enigmatic

parrot

197pp Soft Cover

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12 Vertebrates Birds; Interstate A Hand list of the Birds of Victoria Wheeler, W. Roy 1967 MUP, Carlton, Victoria Puts on record all species known to have

occurred in Victoria at 1967. Common names +

scientific names and distribution are included.

Also introduced species known to have

become established.

88pp. Soft cover

13 Vertebrates Fauna The Guide to Tasmanian Wildlife McNab, Angus 2018 Forty South Publishing Pty, Ltd,

Tasmania

An excellent comprehensive guide to

identifying all 324 species of amphibians,

reptiles, mammals and birds that inhabit

Tasmania and its territorial waters (inc.

Macquarie Island); including 30 endemics and

174 vagrants. With over 9000 images

Purchased Fullers $49.99. 2018 376pp Softbk

13 Vertebrates Fish Coastal Fishes of Tasmania and Bass Strait. Edgar, Graham J., Last, Peter

R & Wells, Malcolm W.

1982 Cat & Fiddle Press & Tasmanian

Underwater Photographic

Society

A good identification guide with photographs

and a brief description of representative fish.

Includes checklist and index.

Purchased from Book City, $19.95

26/5/00,

176pp. col. Hbk

13 Vertebrates Fish Expedition Field Techniques: Fishes. Coad, Brian W. 1998 Expedition Advisory Centre,


London

Survey methods for fresh and saltwater fish 102pp. Spiralbnd

13 Vertebrates Fish Seadragon's Lair: Threats to Fish Habitat.

Copy 1

Collins, Graham(film),written

by Elek, Jane & Fletcher,

Adele

2003 Tasmanian Marine Naturalists

Association, Hobart Good for schools/students. For anyone

interested in understanding more about sea

dragons and other life in our fragile coastal

environment

Inc. slides on Tasmanian Marine

Plants & Animals. TMNA, $15 + $4

postage

DVD 15mins

13 Vertebrates Fish Seadragon's Lair: Threats to Fish Habitat.

Copy 2

Collins, Graham(film),written

by & Fletcher, Adele

2003 Tasmanian Marine Naturalists

Association, Hobart Good for schools/students. For anyone

interested in understanding more about sea

dragons and other life in our fragile coastal

environment

Inc. slides on Tasmanian Marine

Plants & Animals. TMNA, $15 + $4

postage

DVD 15mins

13 Vertebrates Mammals A Key and Field Guide to the Possums,

Gliders and Koala

Smith, Andrew & Winer, John Feb-97 Surrey Beatty & SonsIncludes a species key, species descriptions

and coloured pictures and distribution maps

for the whole of Australia



51pp Soft cover booklet

13 Vertebrates Mammals A Practical Guide to the Successful Hand

Rearing of Tasmanian Marsupials

Austin, M. A No date Regal Publications. General information includes expected survival

of orphans in different conditions and at

different ages, as well a practical notes on

permits, formulas and record keeping. The

major marsupial groups are dealt with chapter

by chapter, outlining specific requirements,

and a whole chapter addresses illnesses,

diseases parasites and conditions, and another

deals with zoonosis, or groups of diseases

which can be transmitted from animals and

birds to humans. Includes and index.

Purchased 6/12/2000 TEC $17.83. 144pp. Pbk.

13 Vertebrates Mammals An illustrated key to the Skulls of the

Mammals of Tasmania

Green, RH., ill Rainbird, Julie 1983 QV Museum & Art Gallery,

Launceston

A simple illustrated key for the ID of skulls of

native and introduced mammals of Tasmania.

100pp. Soft cover

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13 Vertebrates Mammals Expedition Field Techniques.: Small

Mammals. 2nd Edition

Barnett, Adrian & Dutton,

John

1995 Expedition Advisory Centre,


London

Aims to give an overview of the techniques of

small mammal study which are suitable for

expeditions.

126pp. Spiralbnd

13 Vertebrates Mammals Expedition Field Techniques: Bats. Barlow, Kate 1999 Expedition Advisory Centre,


London

Introduction and overview of techniques that

can be used in the field to study bats.

68pp. Spiral Spiralbnd.

13 Vertebrates Mammals Marsupials and Monotremes of Australia Lyne, Gordon 1967 Angus & Robertson Describes the most primitive of all mammals -

the egg-laying mammals/monotremes as well

as all the pouched mammals/marsupials of

Australia

72pp. large Hbk B&W drawings

and some pics

13 Vertebrates Mammals Mirram - Little Happy One (2nd ed.) Irby, Florence M 1982 Geneva Press, Latrobe, Tas The Story of a Sugar Squirrel. (Children's story) Donated by Robyn Gates Bklet

13 Vertebrates Mammals Notes of the Tasmanian Rat Kangaroos Kershaw, Ron C. 1971 FNCV: Victorian Naturalist Vol

88 No 1.

Observations made between 1950-1956 on the

Bettong and Potoroo in an area of the Tamar,

near Launceston Tasmania. Comparisons

between the two animals are made

Reprint

13 Vertebrates Mammals Tasmanian Bats and their habitat - A Guide Cawthen, Lisa 2015 CRC for Forestry and the

Tasmanian Forest Practices

Authority

An informative guide to Tasmania's bat

biology, identification and habitat

management

Purchased Fullers 2016 $9.99 22pp. Booklet

13 Vertebrates Mammals Tasmanian Mammals - A field guide Watts, Dave 1993 revised

edition

Tasmanian Conservation Trust This field guide brings together an outstanding

series of colour photographs of all the native

Tasmanian land mammals and a clear concise

text

Purchased Fullers 2016 $24.95 116pp. Soft Cover

13 Vertebrates Mammals Tasmanian Tiger - Precious Little Remains Maynard, David; Gordon,

Tammy

2014 QV Museum & Art Gallery,

Launceston

Explores the tragic consequences of European

settlement on this unique and misunderstood

animal

127pp. Pbk

13 Vertebrates Mammals Tasmanian Tiger - The Mystery of the

Thylacine

The Mercury/TMAG 3 Sept 1998 Mercury insert - Special newspaper insert produced at the time of the

TMAG exhibition of the same name. Aims to

tell the myths and facts about the Thylacine

Mercury newspaper insert

13 Vertebrates Mammals The Fauna of Tasmania: Mammals Green, RH 1993 Potoroo Publishing, Launceston Photos and text for all Tas species Donated by the author. 1994 56pp. Soft cover

13 Vertebrates Mammals The Keeping and Breeding of Tasmanian

Devils

Roberts, Mary G 1915 Zoological Soc London All you need to know about Tas Devils - as in

1915 - author also worked with Thylacines

7pp. Reprint. A5 pamphlet

13 Vertebrates Mammals The Koala - A Natural History Lee, Anthony & Martin, Roger 1988 NSW University Press This book sets out to dispel the

misconceptions of centuries - and presents

what is known and probable about the koala in

a clear and objective manner

102pp Soft cover

13 Vertebrates Mammals The Mammals of Tasmania. Copy 1. Green, R H 1973 self published, Launceston Systematically lists and describes all the

mammals in Tas. Both native and introduced

donated by author 76pp. Soft cover. A5

13 Vertebrates Mammals The Mammals of Tasmania. Copy 2. Green, R H 1973 self published, Launceston Systematically lists and describes all the

mammals in Tas. Both native and introduced

76pp. Soft cover. A5

13 Vertebrates Mammals The Platypus. A Unique Mammal Grant, Tom. Illustrations by

Fanning, Dominic

1989 NSW University Press This book confines itself to the known

facts…which surround the platypus

donated by author 73pp . Soft cover

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13 Vertebrates Mammals The Wombat - Common Wombats in

Australia

Triggs, Barbara, illustrations

by Goldingay ,Ray

1988 NSW University Press full account of the Wombat way of life above

and below ground

Reviewed by Don Hird 1989 and

then donated to the TFNC Library

141pp. Soft cover

13 Vertebrates Mammals Thylacine TMAG 1976 TMAG info leaflet Summary of known information about the

ThylacineA5 leaflet

13 Vertebrates Mammals Thylacine: The Tragedy of the Tasmanian

Tiger

Guiler, Eric R 1985 OUP, Melbourne Traces the history of the Thylacine from fossils

to the present day

Reviewed by D Ratkowsky in Tas

Naturalist 1985.

207pp Hbk. A few maps B&W

photos

13 Vertebrates Mammals Tracks, Scats and Other Traces: A Field

Guide to Australian Mammals

Triggs, Barbara 1999 OUP, Melbourne This edition is much more comprehensive than

the previous edition. The guide is divided into

four sections dealing with tracks; scats;

shelters, feeding signs and other traces; and

bones of Australian mammals. Each section

introduces the reader with general

information, followed by a separate key

designed to lead you to specific information

helpful in identifying your find. Photographs

of tracks include a scale, and diagrams of

tracks are also helpful. Detailed drawings of

the underside of the animal’s foot are an

interesting addition. Distribution maps for

each species are given within the Scats section.

Colour photographs of scats and shelters are

included, while b&w photographs of skulls,

lower jaws, humeri and femurs (with scales)

make these easier to identify. Domestic and

introduced mammals are also included.

Includes bibliography and index.

Purchased TEC $32.90 340pp. Pbk. Some colour

photographs.

13 Vertebrates Mammals &

Reptiles

Tasmanian Wild Life Sharland, Michael 1962 Melb Uni Press Field study reference book to all the mammals

and snakes of Tasmania (as known to 1962)

Review copy. Donated 1962 86pp HBk

13 Vertebrates Reptiles &

Amphibians

Expedition Field Techniques. Bennett, Daniel 1999 Expedition Advisory Centre,


London

Survey methods for reptiles & amphibians to

promote better knowledge to help their

conservation

92pp. Spiralbnd


Amphibians

Frogs of Tasmania: Fauna of Tasmania

Handbook no. 6

Littlejohn, Murray 2003 2nd

edition

UTAS Comprehensive Guide to the eleven species of

amphibians that occur in Tasmania - three of

which are endemic. Includes a distribution

map for each species, one or more colour

photo + keys to eggs, tadpoles, adults & calls

Purchased Fullers 2016 $20.00 80pp. Pbk


Amphibians

Frogs Tasmania - Natural History and Calls

of Tasmanian Frogs

Nagorcka, Ron 2003 Central North Field Naturalists,

Deloraine

Natural History and Calls of Tasmanian Frogs CD-Rom


Amphibians

Reptiles of Australia Worrell, Eric 1970 Angus & Robertson Describes their appearance, their haunts, their

habits - with over 330 illustrations, many in full

colour.

169pp.Hbk

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Amphibians

Snakes and Lizards of Tasmania: Fauna of

Tasmania Handbook no 9.

Hutchinson, M & Swain, R &

Driessen, M

2001 University of Tasmania and the

Department of Primary


Environment

This is the first comprehensive guide to the

terrestrial reptile fauna of Tasmania - contains

illustrated keys and full colour photos to ID all

21 species.

64pp. Soft cover.


Amphibians

Tadpoles of South-eastern Australia. A

Guide with Keys

Anstis, Marion 2002 World Wildlife Fund for Nature.

New Holland

It is much easier to find tadpoles than frogs,

but how to identify them was the difficulty.

This is a rigorously detailed book setting out to

solve this problem. After some background on

frog classification, developmental stages and

conservation issues as well as notes on

collecting and raising tadpoles, there are

detailed keys covering tadpole, egg and

embryo. Section three covers the species in

south-eastern Australia, grouped by family.

Two or more pages are devoted to each

species, with colour photographs of both the

frog and tadpole stages, a distribution map,

line and stipple scientific illustrations of each

tadpole and its oral disc (one of the chief

identifying features). There are descriptions of

embryos and tadpoles as well as notes on

distribution and breeding sites,

metamorphosis and similar species. Contains

index and references. The author has certainly

put many years of research into this book. The

beautiful illustrations are all her own work,

and she is also responsible for most of the

photographs.

Purchased CSIRO 30/9/02 $59.95 281pp. HBk. Col. photographs;

b&w line drawings

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