Stromy a ich obyvatelia (2026)

Discover the fascinating world hidden in tree canopies and deep roots. Animals inhabit every part of the forest, from the undergrowth through the roots, trunks and branches to the treetops. The leaves and fruit of every tree and shrub also provide food for creatures ranging from tiny caterpillars and beetles to forest mice and much larger deer. Over the years, an old oak hollow becomes home to many different tenants: one year a swarm of bees, the next a pine marten, and later perhaps an eagle owl or a little owl. The trees and shrubs featured include species that have grown in the region since ancient times as well as those originating elsewhere in the world that have now become permanently established there. The author also includes organisms that most often find shelter or food on each plant species. Readers can add their own observations and record their names in the table provided in the book. This Slovak-language atlas, filled with photographs and detailed illustrations, offers engaging and educational entertainment for anyone who enjoys stories about trees and the creatures that make their homes in them.