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They were bestowed with magical properties in folklore, they were sought after as ingredients of witches? broth, and they are comic characters that have invaded popular culture, from Kermit the Frog to Toad of Toad Hall. Frogs and toads are charismatic mbers of Britain?s wildlife. But what do you really know about th?brbrScratch beneath the surface, and you will discover some of nature?s weirdest creatures, amphibians whose ecology we are only now coming to understand. iSpotlight Frogs and Toadsi is a compelling account of Britain?s four native amphibian species: the Common Frog, the Pool Frog, the Common Toad and the rare and secretive Natterjack Toad. New research suggests that, in the next ten years, three out of four UK species are likely to be listed as threatened. Revealing a host of secrets, including how they migrate, what they eat, and how they got to the UK in the first place, Jules Howard inspires us all to look down, rather than up, in spring.brbrThe Spotlight series introduces readers to the lives and behaviour of our favourite animals with eye-catching colour photographs and informative expert text.

RSPB Spotlight Frogs and Toads

  • Jules Howard

    iRSPB Spotlight: Frogs and Toads iis packed with eye-catching, informative colour photos and features succinct, detailed text written by Jules Howard, an acknowledged expert on these amphibians.
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    Imprint: Bloomsbury Wildlife brPublication date: 25072019 brFormat: 210 x 148 mm | 128 pages
  • About the Author

    Jules Howard bis a UK-based wildlife expert, zoology correspondent, science writer, blogger and presenter. He writes for the iGuardiani, iBBC Wildlife iMagazine and on radio and regularly contributes to the BBC. Part of the freshwater conservation sector for more than ten years, Jules has been involved in creating hundreds of pond projects, specialising in accessible educational ponds that offer people opportunities to see, study and discover the wildlife beneath. Jules is also a patron of Froglife, the national wildlife charity.

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