Kosmos, What lives in creek and pond?

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Kosmos - What lives in streams and ponds?

Discover the abundance of species in our streams and rivers, ponds and lakes! Otters and beavers, grey herons and white-tailed eagles, trout and salmon, damselflies and yellow burnet beetles, pond lilies and reeds or frogspoons and irises. And many more species... 250 animals and plants in their natural habitat. 320 brilliant colour photos for reliable identification. Appendix on tracks: frogspawn, shells of dragonfly larvae, beaver lodges etc. Extra: simple instructions for determining the water quality. So you can become an expert pond diver! The nature guide in a practical plastic cover - can be used in any weather!

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