Here are some of his notable works:
Nature Writing:
* The Countryman's Year (1966): A beautifully written account of life in the English countryside throughout the year, focusing on the natural world.
* The River Flows On (1969): A sequel to "The Countryman's Year" that continues the exploration of the countryside through the seasons.
* The Countryman's Week (1973): A more compact version of his earlier works, covering a single week in the life of the countryside.
* The Birds of the Countryside (1976): A guide to the birds found in the English countryside.
* The Countryman's Year in Colour (1978): A photographic companion to "The Countryman's Year," showcasing the beauty of the natural world.
Historical Fiction:
* The Last Days of the English Country House (1971): A fictional account of the decline of the English landed gentry in the early 20th century.
* The Ghosts of the English Country House (1972): Another novel set in a declining country house, exploring themes of family, tradition, and change.
His writing style was often characterized by its lyrical prose, close observation of nature, and nostalgic tone. Herrod-Hempsall's works are considered classics of nature writing and continue to be enjoyed by readers today.