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Additional ResourcesNabokov’s Blues: the Scientific Odyssey of a Literary GeniusJohnson, KurtNabokov gained world fame with Lolita and captivated sophisticated readers with his fiction writing,but he took equal pride in his studies of butterflies.An Obsession with Butterflies: Our Long Love Affair with a Singular InsectRussell, SharmanAn acclaimed nature writer takes a delightful look at the science of butterflies--and our obsessionwith them.Seguy’s Decorative Butterflies & Insects in Full ColorSéguy, E. AThis book reproduces, in full color, all 40 of the extraordinary plates from Papillons and Insectes bySeguy, one of the foremost French designers of decorative art during the first third of the twentiethcentury.Your Florida Guide to Butterfly Gardening: a Guide for the Deep SouthDaniels, Jaret C.This book offers a thorough look a Florida’s most important butterflies and the plants they prefer forfood, shelter and egg laying.Butterflies of the Florida KeysMinno, Marc C. and Thomas C. EmmelScientific Publishers, 1993Butterflies East of the Great PlainsOpler, Paul A. and George O. KrizekJohn’s Hopkins University Press, 1984Butterflies of Florida: Field GuideDaniels, Jaret C.Adventure Publications, 2003The Butterflies of West Virginia and Their CaterpillarsAllen. Thomas J.University of Pittsburgh Press, 1997WebsitesThe following web site offers lesson plans and has served as a signigicant reference for thisguide:Enchanted Learningwww.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/butterflyFlorida Museum of Natural History http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu 50