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PUBLICATIONS

REGUA has published three field guides on the fauna of the reserve and the mountain region of Serra dos Órgãos. All are available to order via email, at the Pousada and also at Technical Books in Rio de Janeiro.

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Birds of Serra do Mar and Surroundings (SOLD OUT!)
Daniel Mello, Gabriel Mello and Francisco Mallet-Rodrigues

ISBN: 978-85-919157-0-5

The first field guide to the birds of the Serra dos Órgãos region in south-eastern Brazil.

 

The book contains 875 images of more than 500 species of birds that occur in the Serra dos Órgãos and surroundings, and includes distribution maps and descriptive texts in both Portuguese and English.

 

This publication is out of print, but a new identification guide has been released: “Birds of Southeast Brazil”.

Birds of Southeast Brazil 

Daniel Mello, Gabriel Mello, Francisco Mallet-Rodrigues and Luciano Lima

ISBN: 978-85-919157-1-2

R$130.00 at REGUA headquarters

The south east Region of Brazil is home to three important natural habitats: the Atlantic Forest, Cerrado and Caatinga. This helps us to understand the great diversity of ecosystems and the incredible variety of bird species present in this area of Brazil.  This publication presents almost all of the bird species that occur in the states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo. The book contains 161 plates, illustrating 936 species of birds with 1765 images.

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Guide to the Butterflies of Serra dos Órgãos, South-eastern Brazil
 
Jorge Bizarro and Alan Martin

ISBN: 978-0-9568291-2-2

The first guide to observing butterflies in the Ecological Reserve of Guapiaçu and Serra dos Órgãos, located in South-eastern Brazil. This guide contains 803 species (except the subfamily Hesperiinae, in English known as “Grass skippers”) with descriptions, comparisons with similar species, global distribution and observations on ecology, behavior and host plants. All but three of the species are illustrated with over 1,300 photos of live specimens. There are also introductory texts for each family, subfamily and tribe.

To apply in the UK please send a cheque for £35.00 (including UK delivery) made payable to the 'Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Trust' with your name and address to Alan Martin – Alureds Oast, Northiam, East Sussex, TN31 6JJ, England.

Proceeds from the sale of this book will go to REGUA in support of our conservation work.

Guide to the Dragonflies and Damselflies of the Serra dos Órgãos. South-eastern Brazil
 
Tom Kompier
ISBN: 978-0-9568291-1-5

R$120.00 copies available at REGUA headquarters

The first comprehensive field guide to the Odonata (dragonflies and damselflies) of the Guapiaçu Ecological Reserve and Serra dos Órgãos in southeastern Brazil. Over 560 stunning color photos and 125 additional illustrations of all 204 known species from this incredible biodiversity hotspot.

 

To apply in the UK, please send a cheque for £30.50 (including UK delivery) payable to the “Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Trust” with your name and address to Alan Martin, Alureds Oast, Northiam, East Sussex, TN31 6JJ, England.

To order outside the UK contact Tom Kompier at kompierintokyo@yahoo.com🇧🇷

Proceeds from this book go to REGUA in support of our conservation work.

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Guide to the Sphingidae of Serra dos Órgãos, Southeast Brazil
Alan Martin, Alexandre Soares and Jorge Bizarro

ISBN-13: 9780956829108

R$60.00 (+R$10.00 if mailed) available at REGUA headquarters

The first complete guide to all 110 species of hawkmoth that occur in the Serra dos Órgãos region. For each species there is detailed text that includes taxonomic nomenclature, distribution and flight period, along with key characteristics for identification. With 37 colour plates illustrating all species with dorsal and ventral faces, for both males and females, plus over 120 colour photos showing many of the hawkmoths in their natural resting positions.

Using both the illustrations and the photos and text, any attentive observer, without prior knowledge of the group, will be able to easily identify any of the described species. Many of the species covered have a wide distribution throughout the Neotropics, and this book should therefore appeal not only to those interested in the hawkmoths of Brazil, but also to a much wider audience.

 

To apply in the UK, please send a cheque for £15.00 (including UK delivery) payable to the “Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Trust” with your name and address to Alan Martin, Alureds Oast, Northiam, East Sussex, TN31 6JJ, England.

Proceeds from this book will go to REGUA to support our conservation work.

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