


By Stephanie Jackson
NOW IN ITS SECOND EDITION
If you thought you knew everything there was to know about your local wildlife, and have seen everything there is to see in your neck of the woods, then think again. This unique book will encourage you to look more closely at your surroundings where, with fresh eyes you can discover the amazing array of birds, animals, and invertebrates that are right on your doorstep Whether you’re just beginning to discover the wonders of nature or have been a lifelong enthusiast, this book with its stunning images, will make you fall in love with the natural wonders of Australia that are never far away.

By Stephanie Jackson
REVIEWS
Book Hero, New Zealand Online Bookstore::Featuring more than 200 stunning images, the book blends factual insights on bird behaviour and habitats with engaging personal stories of face-to-face encounters – ranging from the mighty Wedge-tailed Eagle to the charming Red-capped Robin. Readers will also meet the endangered Superb Parrot and the lively Superb Fairy-wren, enjoying not only information but also entertaining anecdotes that bring each species to life.
The book includes practical advice on birdwatching, making it a valued companion for both seasoned birdwatchers and casual nature enthusiasts. It encourages readers to appreciate the joy and fun of observing Australia’s remarkable avian wildlife, while inspiring a deeper connection with the great outdoors.

By Stephanie Jackson
This beautifully illustrated book provides a wealth of information to enable readers to create their own corner of paradise that wild birds will be eager to share.
REVIEWS
The Australian. “If you want expert advice on how to attract native birds to your garden, you’ll love Stephanie Jackson’s book. Creating a Bird-Friendly Garden,”
The Canberra Times. “A must for anyone who loves gardening or appreciates the birds that bring gardens fully to life. Stephanie Jackson’s expert advice and excellent photographs will help you select the best plants for your particular part of the country.”
