The Complete Guide to Finding the Mammals of Australia

As someone who travels to Australia rather more often than is proper for my carbon footprint, it was a delight to find the new book coming in for review [...] this book is manna from heaven. David Andrew is an accomplished author and experienced travel guide, and the scope and coverage of this book shows his expertise to good effect. It includes a state-by-state guide to sites to visit [...] There is a decent sized colour plate section, and the second half of the book provides a mammal-finding guide. Want to see a Fat-tailed False Antechinus? This book will suggest where to look. [...] My pre-trip browsing will be lavished on the excellent printed edition."  British Ecological Society Bulletin, March 2016 "Australia has more endemic mammal species than any other country on earth, from the strange duck-billed platypus and Tasmanian devil to the iconic kangaroo and koala. This book covers them all and so much more. [...] There are many books for birdwatchers in Australia [...] but there are not so many for mammals, especially regional guides, so this is a welcome addition to fill that gap. It is certainly more than just a field guide."  Reference Reviews, Vol. 30, No. 8, November 2016