Rica Erickson - Works

Works

A bibliography of works is at SLSWA

Botany
  • Erickson, Rica (1951, reprinted 1978). Orchids of the West. Paterson Brokensha, Perth.
  • Erickson, Rica (1958, reprinted 1981). Triggerplants. University of WA Press.
  • Erickson, Rica (1968). Plants of Prey in Australia. University of WA Press.
Historical
  • Erickson, Rica (1969). The Drummonds of Hawthornden. Lamb Paterson, Osborne Park.
  • Erickson, Rica (1971). The Victoria Plains. Lamb Paterson, Osborne Park.
  • Erickson, Rica (1974). Old Toodyay and Newcastle.
  • Erickson, Rica (1978). The Dempsters.
  • Erickson, Rica (1983). The Brand On His Coat.
  • Erickson, Rica (1992). The Bride Ships.
  • Erickson, Rica (1997). The Misfortunes of Phoebe. Hesperian Press.
Contributions to natural and general history books
  • Erickson was the head compiler of the Dictionary of West Australians in its many volumes.
  • Erickson, Rica (1964). Sentinel Duties Among Cockatoos, in Land of Wonder—The Best Australian Nature Writing. Angus and Robertson, Sydney.
  • Erickson, Rica. Young's Siding, in They Tell Their Own tales—The Vanishing One-Teacher Schools. Privately published.
  • Erickson, Rica (1991). Sharing a Wonderful Dream. LISWA.
  • Erickson, R., George, A.S., Marchant, A.S. (1973). Flowers and Plants of Western Australia.
Papers and articles
  • Articles in The West Australian regarding natural history in the 1950s.
  • Springtime in the Stirlings - The West Australian 17 November 1951 p. 11 - re climbing Mondurup at the west end of the Range.
  • Australian Orchid Review
  • Australian Plants
  • Bird Study for Bird Lovers
  • The Emu: Official Organ of the Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union
  • Flowers & plants of Western Australia (with AS George AS, NG Marchant and MK Morcombe )(1986) (Reed, Sydney).
  • The Perth Mint Wildflower Chart
  • The Victorian Naturalist
  • The Western Australian Naturalist
  • Western Wildlife
  • Wild Life
  • Wildlife and Outdoors
  • Wildlife in Australia
The standard author abbreviation F.L.Erickson is used to indicate this individual as the author when citing a botanical name.

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