Collective Nouns for Africa Guidebook

A brand new Africa wildlife guide by Meggan Schaefer (A5 softcover, 211 pages). One that can easily double as a safari quiz book. A beautifully rich gift item: • Unique safari book: No need to wonder what to call a group of giraffes, rhinos or mongeese. This richly illustrated A5 guide compiles over 500 collective nouns and fun facts for South African wildlife – e.g., a coalition of cheetahs, a crash of rhinos, a flotilla of bluebottles and a kettle of kites (the birds, not the string and paper kind). • Comprehensive reference: Includes 110+ mammals, 480+ birds, reptiles, insects, marine life and flora. Entries list the group name, gender terms and Latin name, with photos, size and lifespan hints. • More than a noun book: There is also a spoor and horn guide, one brief of star and constellation chart, packing lists for safaris, country info, translations of Southern African slang and fun quizzes. It’s educational and great fun for adults and kids. • Condition: Excellent – no writing or tears. Softcover is clean with minimal shelf‑wear. • Perfect for: Grammar geeks, wildlife lovers, safari travellers or as an unusual gift. Makes a great coffee‑table conversation piece. It’s like a compact “library” and combines several field guides in one. I looked through again and almost kept it. Looking for an appreciative home. Give your nature walks and safari stories some flair by calling a gathering of vultures a wake or a herd of hippos a bloat!