Woodlands by Rebekah Trehern (Paperback)

Identification guide to 61 species of trees, wild flowers, ferns and fungi Designed to be used outside: lightweight, rucksack-sized, splash-proof Features something to see all year round A woodland walk is a wonderful way to get outdoors and explore nature. And with the help of this guide, there’s something to see all year round. While the best display of flowers is in spring, there’s still is plenty to explore in autumn and winter, from fungi and evergreens to early flowers such as snowdrops. Mushrooms and toadstools are most common after the first autumn storms and before the first frosts of winter. From Amethyst Deceiver to Stinkhorn, the woodland floor a great place to hunt. Identifying woodland trees is easiest in the late spring and summer, using leaves, fruits and seeds. But even without their leaves in their winter, many woodland trees can be recognised from their twigs, buds and bark. A concise guide to identifying deciduous trees in winter is a special extra feature.