Books:
* With Nature and a Camera: Being the Adventures and Observations of a Field Naturalist and an Animal Photographer (1897) - This book was a huge success and established Kearton as a leading authority on nature photography.
* Wild Life at Home: A Series of Nature Studies (1898)
* Our Bird Friends: A Series of Pictures and Stories (1899)
* British Birds' Nests: How, When, and Where to Find and Identify Them (1900)
* The Adventures of a Nature Photographer (1911)
* The Great Bird Book: A Collection of the Most Interesting Stories Ever Told About Birds (1912)
* The Adventures of a Bird Photographer (1912)
* My Wanderings in Wild South America (1914)
* The Home Life of a Tiger (1916)
* The Island of Penguins: A History of the Habits and Characteristics of the Penguins of the Falkland Islands, Based on Personal Observations (1925)
Key Features of Kearton's Work:
* Early Nature Photography: Kearton was one of the first to use photography to document wildlife in its natural habitat. He developed innovative techniques for capturing birds and other animals on film, often using camouflage and patience.
* Emphasis on Observation: He combined his photographs with detailed observations and insights into the behavior of birds and other animals.
* Conservation Advocacy: Kearton was a strong advocate for the protection of wildlife and the natural world. He often wrote about the threats posed by habitat destruction and the need for conservation.
* Accessibility for Children: Many of his books were aimed at young readers, introducing them to the wonders of the natural world.
Kearton's legacy continues to inspire generations of nature enthusiasts and photographers. He is remembered as a pioneering naturalist and a champion for the conservation of nature.