A new (heavy) field guide covering all WA, lavishly illustrated.

A long-awaited update, with many new taxa. Becomes rather heavy for a field guide...

A fantastic addition to the orchid literature, with fascinating paintings by Pat Dundas. My only regret is that the drawings are not reproduced lifesize, but 1/3rd... A must have !!!

Field guide. You simply cannot go without this one! Great pictures, distribution maps, it's only weak spot is the lack of identification keys.

First edition of the previous one. Interesting to observe the evolution of taxonomy.

The ancestor. Charming little book with nice watercoloours and line drawings by the author. Text very informative, with anecdotes.

This booklet describes 34 of the most common species in the area. It might be useful to the casual observer. Great pictures and low price make it a good addition to an enthusiat's collection.

A small booklet, with, among others, interesting articles on orchid cultivation and terrestrial orchids of tropical WA.

A comprehensive review of genus Caladenia in WA. It provides an identification key which makes it an invaluable complement to ""Orchids of South-West Australia"".

This field guide covers all southern australia, from WA to NSW. It presents only a selection of the most common and representative species. Good pictures and descriptions. No identification keys.

Reference book. A comprehensive and modern review of orchids genera. Superb line drawings.

Reference book. Extensive and detailed review of the published litterature on orchid pollination.

Descriptions and photographs of 755 of the more common wildflowers. No identification keys, but I found it very practical.

NOT an identification guide, but a stunning photographic tribute to WA's flora. Once you open it, you know you just have to go there!

A pictorial guide to wildflowers (about 900 species), arranged by vegetation zone. No identification keys. Maps with good flora viewing areas. A good companion to ""Wildflowers of Southern Western Australia"". Large format, difficult to carry in a backpack.

Another photographic tribute to Australia's flora.

Reference book. Description and photographs of the 350 taxa currently listed as threatened.

Reference book. A checklist with very short descriptions of all recorded WA's flora. No illustrations (except a handful of excellent photographs and one line drawing per family), no identification keys. Synonym index.

A sample of the area's flora, with photographs and very short descriptions.

The most recent and comprehensive flora of this area. Line drawings, short descriptions, no identification keys.

A series od three field guides of the most common wildflowers. Identification of plants based on colors.

An invaluable guide to help you plan your trip. Many good pictures and maps.

Very complete and easy to read book, exploring all the aspects of the natural history of this fascinating area (climate, geology, human history, plant communities, mountain bells, orchids, eucalypts, mammals, birds, frogs, reptiles, spiders, invertebrates, recreation, threats, fire...). Commented nature walks and drives. Many good line drawings.

Informations on parks managed by CALM. Not very useful if you already own the ""Travellers Guide"" by S. Nevill.

Very good reference guide. Good pictures, very detailed descriptions and identification keys. Too heavy for backpacking? It is discontinued. New version on CDROM.

A book very similar to The orchids of Victoria in quality and weight...

A recent and complete field guide, with accurate descriptions, pictures and identification keys.

Field guide. The unique book on SA orchids. Very complete with descriptions, distribution maps, good pictures, and identification keys. However, it is seriously outdated and needs a complete revision. Very hard to find (I waited two years before getting my copy...).

This field guide covers all southern australia, from WA to NSW. It presents only a selection of the most common and representative species. Good pictures and descriptions. No identification keys.

The long awaited update of "Orchids of Victoria". Many new species.

A booklet with the most common plants.

A somptuous book, lavishly illustrated. Not a field guide...

The most complete reference. Not a field guide...