McComas Taylor & Nicolas Day.
National Parks Association
A pocket‐size guide to local birds and their habitats. Some local bird calls available in CD.
Don and Betty Wood.
Wood’s Books
A 178‐page guide with species colour‐listed, named and with sizes and flowering periods.
Don and Betty Wood.
Wood’s Books
Three 120‐page field guides, of species listed by colour.
Friends of Aranda Bushland.
A pocket guide to the area’s grassy‐woodland plants. Species similar to those at the Pinnacle.
D. Eddy, D. Mallinson, R. Rehwinkel & S. Sharp.
Friends of Grasslands.
Especially useful for grasses and low‐growing plants in grassland and grassy woodland of SE Australia.
S. Sharp, R. Rehwinkel,D. Mallinson & D. Eddy.
Friends of Grasslands
An easy to use field guide for woodland trees, shrubs and groundstorey plants of SE Australia.
National Parks Association
Describes 62 trees indigenous to the ACT, with photos, drawings, locations and key.
Ross Bennett.
National Parks Association
Concise descriptions and superb photography for all 54 reptiles and 15 frog species in the region.
ACT Government
Information on native plants of the ACT region and their many Ngunnawal uses: for food, medicine, tools … fibre, dye and paint.
D.M. Finlayson.
Geological Society of Australia (ACT Division)
Our local geology, in photographs, landscapes, maps, diagrams; and a CD of possible excursions.
Roger Farrow.
CSIRO Publishing
A unique field guide that uses host plants and behavioural attributes as the starting point for identifying insects.
Paul Zborowski & Ted Edwards (Editors).
CSIRO
Natural history and identifying features of families of the 20,000 moth species in Australia.
Suzi Bond with Steve Holliday & John Stein.
National Parks Association
A comprehensive field guide to the surprisingly diverse range of local native butterfly species.
Meredith Cosgrove.
Meadow Argus
327 species in 1388 colour photos of whole plants, flowers & fruit.
J. Gooderham & E. Tsyrlin.
CSIRO Publishing
Practical tips to find waterbugs, and what they tell about their environment.
Conservation Council of the ACT Region
Your local environment and actions you can take to protect it.
Conservation Council of the ACT Region
Local natural and cultural heritage; beautiful places to visit; useful tips on enjoying outdoor activities; and plants and animals you may spot.
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