Wildlife Watcher Guide

Written by professional photographers, Wildlife Watcher Guide is made for kids with an interest in photographing wildlife that is organized into seven chapters, beginning with how to prepare for an expedition and an introduction to tracking, such as looking for spoor (such as footprints, broken twigs, 'scat'). The six chapters that follow cover wilderness habitats - woodland, savannah, rainforest, arctic regions, gardens, and parks and cities, and the special considerations to take when exploring these areas.

Professionals with decades of experience in wildlife observation give their top tips on:

• How to watch wildlife unseen
• How to track animals using footprint identification and identifying signs of recent activity
• How to prepare for dangerous expeditions
• How to track safely at night
• The essential photography skills and equipment
• Fieldcraft (camera traps, making a hide, knowing the behavior and habitat of the animal, best time of year/best time of day, telephone lenses, night-time tracking, and more).
• Wildlife Watcher Guide overflows with valuable information presented in colorful illustrations and clear text. It is excellent for budding wildlife naturalists and photographers.