Field Guide to the Birds of the Serra dos Órgãos and Surrounding Area

Daniel Mello, Gabriel Mello and Francisco Mallet-Rodrigues

ISBN: 978-85-919157-0-5

£21.00 including UK delivery

The first field guide to the birds of the Serra dos Órgãos region in south-east Brazil. The book features 875 images of more than 500 species of birds that can be found in the Serra dos Órgãos and surrounding area, and includes distribution maps and descriptive texts in both Português and English.

To order within the UK please send a cheque payable to the ‘Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Trust’ with your name and address to Alan Martin, Alureds Oast, Northiam, East Sussex, TN31 6JJ.

A Guide to the Dragonflies and Damselflies of the Serra dos Orgaos, South-eastern Brazil

Tom Kompier

ISBN: 978-0-9568291-1-5

£30.50 including UK delivery

The first comprehensive field guide of the odonata of Reserva Ecológica de Guapiaçu and the Serra dos Órgãos in south-east Brazil. Over 560 stunning colour photos and 125 additional illustrations of all 204 known species from this incredible biodiversity hotspot.

Featuring illustrations of both males and females for most species and with additional illustrations of different stages of maturity. Texts with full descriptions, identification features, behaviour, flight periods, abundance and notes on scientific status and nomenclature.

To order within the UK please send a cheque payable to the ‘Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Trust’ with your name and address to Alan Martin, Alureds Oast, Northiam, East Sussex, TN31 6JJ. To order from outside the UK please contact Tom Kompier at kompierintokyo@yahoo.com.

Profits from this book will go to REGUA in support of our conservation work.

A Guide to the Hawkmoths of the Serra dos Orgaos, South-eastern Brazil

Alan Martin, Alexandre Soares and Jorge Bizarro

ISBN-13: 9780956829108

£15.00 including UK delivery

The first comprehensive guide to all the 110 species of sphingids that have been recorded in the Serra dos Órgãos region. For each species there is a detailed text which includes taxonomic nomenclature, distribution and flight times, along with key identification features. There are 37 colour plates illustrating all the species from above and below for males and females, and there are over 120 colour photos showing many of the hawkmoths in their natural resting postures.

Using these illustrations, photos and text any keen observer, with no prior knowledge, should be able to readily identify any of the species described. Many of the species covered have wide distributions across the neotropics, and this book should therefore appeal not only to those interested in the hawkmoths of Brazil, but to a much wider audience.

To order within the UK please send a cheque payable to the ‘Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Trust’ with your name and address to Alan Martin, Alureds Oast, Northiam, East Sussex, TN31 6JJ.

Profits from this book will go to REGUA in support of our conservation work.