A Year of Garden Bees and Bugs is a fascinating read. Just as birds follow annual rhythms, so do insects, bees, beetles, and butterflies. Wildlife experts Dominic Couzens and Gail Ashton explore 52 different minibeasts from around the globe, one for each week of the year.
 
They chronicle the fascinating week-by-week happenings in the insect world, from our own backyards to just beyond our patio doors. You’ll journey into the world of the deadly Sydney funnel-web spider in Australian gardens, follow the Monarch butterfly’s migratory trek in America, and uncover the lives of backyard scorpions in South Africa. Alongside these seasonal behaviors, the authors weave in captivating historical and folkloric tales.
 
These vibrant stories are enhanced by stunning commissioned illustrations that showcase the beauty of the insect world. A QR code for each entry links to video or audio content, offering deeper insights into the habits of these remarkable creatures. Perfect for any nature lover, this book reveals the incredible wonders of our insect neighbors.