A.E.S. Collecting Het-Bugs (Hemiptera-Heteroptera). Amateur Entomologists’ Society Leaflet No.15.
1st. Ed. Pub. A.E.S. 1946 pp.12 with b/w. photos. and illus. 8vo. A nr. fine softback.
£8.00 [ref: 54257]

Aitken, Thomas, H.G. Recovery of Anopheline Eggs from Natural Habitats, an Aid to Rapid Work.
Rep.Ann. Ent. Soc. Vol. XLI, No.3. 1948 pp.327-329. Vg. in card covers.
£2.00 [ref: 30022]

Ash, E.C. British Spiders: Their Lives, Loves, and Tragedies.
1st. Ed. Pub. Robert Holden. [c.1920] pp.144 with detailed b/w. illus. 16mo. A thor. vg. hardback.
Nature Lovers Library, Volume 19.
£16.00 [ref: 56581]

Austen, E.E. Bombyliidae of Palestine.
1st. Ed. Pub. B.M.(N.H) 1937 pp.ix, 188 with coloured frontispiece and many other illus. A thoroughly vg. copy in blue cloth boards.
£20.00 [ref: 24968]

Baehr, B. & M. Welche Spinne ist das? [Which Spider is That.] Kleine Spinnenkunde fur jedermann. [Small Spider Science for Everyone.]
1st. Ed. Pub. Franckh-Kosmos. 1987 pp.127 with colour photos., throughout, plus line drawings. Small 8vo. German with Latin names. Eric Duffey’s copy. Neat dedication by one of the Authors to ffep. A fine softback.
A practical and authoratitive guide.
£5.00 [ref: 56671]

Baerg, W.J. The Tarantula.
1st. Ed. Rep. Pub Fitzgerald. 1997 pp.[ix], 85 with b/w. photos. and line-drawings. 8vo. A fine hardback.
Reprint of one of the most collectable of all arachnological titles. Published only once, in 1958, the book became an instant classic and includes Baerg's lifetime study of an Aphonopelma emilia colony in Arkansas, as well as an account of his travels in Mexico and Central America.
£17.50 [ref: 54090]

Baron, S. The Desert Locust.
Pub. Charles Scribner’s 1972 pp.xiv, 228 with b/w. photographs and other text figs. A vg. copy in sl. chipped dustwrapper.
£3.00 [ref: 44610]

Barth, F.G. A Spider’s World. Senses and Behavior.
1st. Eng. Ed. Pub. Springer. 2001 pp.xiv, 394 with 309 figures including 16 colour plates. Large 8vo. Eric Duffey’s address label. Fine hardback.
Over 400 million years, spiders have developed their sensory organs to a fascinating technical perfection and complexity. In his intriguing book, Professor Friedrich G. Barth puts this technical perfection into the context of "biology", in which the interaction between environment and sensory organs and the selectivity of the senses as a link between environment and behavior play a major role.
£125.00 [ref: 56592]

Bellman, H. A Field Guide to the Grasshoppers and Crickets of Britain and Northern Europe.
1st. Ed. Pub. Collins. 1988 pp.213 with colour photographs throughout. A vg. copy in illus. boards.
£25.00 [ref: 46643]

Berner, L. & Pescador M.L. The Mayflies of Florida.
Rev. Ed. Pub. Univ. Florida. 1988 pp.xvi, 416 with 174 figs., 28 plates and 27 maps. Mint copy in gilt decorated, red cloth boards.
£20.00 [ref: 30363]