Bøger af Ruary Mackenzie Dodds

Three thousand years ago, Dorigen, a young princess living in Eastland, has lost her mother. Dorigen is determined to make her father happy again. He's a henge-builder, and together they go in search of the northern land where her mother was born. Dorigen is helped by a Dream-Seer. But nothing in life is ever simple, and this is the story of their adventures.

Britain is home to some forty species of dragonfly, and public interest in their plight is high right now thanks to their primeval beauty, aerobatic grace and a growing realisation of their importance for water eco-systems. In 'The Dragonfly Diaries', Ruary Mackenzie Dodds shares his quirky fascination for these remarkable creatures over the 25 years he has been photographing and working with them. Combining fascinating description of the lives of dragonflies, with a diary chronicling the ups and downs of establishing Britain's first public dragonfly sanctuary, 'The Dragonfly Diaries' is a must for nature buffs and for anyone who wants to be inspired by the resolve and dedication of a man on a mission to save these critically important insects.