By Susanna J Ramsey David J Groves
This guide has been specially created to help those analysing the spraint or droppings of otters to identify prey species. Records of prey species may also be useful for marine and riparian recording and should be submitted to iRecord or the local biological records centre. This A4-sized, spiral-bound book has thick laminated pages designed to be useful in a workshop or laboratory environment. It is richly illustrated with high-quality macro images and is suitable for serious mammalogists seeking to identify remains down to species level, while also being an accessible, practical and intuitive handbook for the amateur naturalist.
You can access this entire manual as a free online resource (non-downloadable) here:
https://heyzine.com/flip-book/05c00343e1.html
Hard copy wiro bound format copies are available from NHBS:
www.nhbs.com/a-photographic-guide-to-prey-remains-in-otter-spraint-book?bkfno=270490
By Susanna J Ramsey David J Groves
This guide has been specially created to help those analysing the spraint or droppings of otters to identify prey species. Records of prey species may also be useful for marine and riparian recording and should be submitted to iRecord or the local biological records centre. This A4-sized, spiral-bound book has thick laminated pages designed to be useful in a workshop or laboratory environment. It is richly illustrated with high-quality macro images and is suitable for serious mammalogists seeking to identify remains down to species level, while also being an accessible, practical and intuitive handbook for the amateur naturalist.
You can access this entire manual as a free online resource (non-downloadable) here:
https://heyzine.com/flip-book/05c00343e1.html
Hard copy wiro bound format copies are available from NHBS:
www.nhbs.com/a-photographic-guide-to-prey-remains-in-otter-spraint-book?bkfno=270490
Image 1 of 3
Image 2 of 3
Image 3 of 3
