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{ PDF } Ebook Handbooks: Butterflies & Moths: The Clearest Recognition Guide
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{ PDF } Ebook Handbooks: Butterflies & Moths: The Clearest Recognition Guide Available (DK
Smithsonian Handbook) [EBOOK]
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Handbooks:
Butterflies & Moths:
The Clearest
Recognition Guide
Available (DK
Smithsonian
Handbook) [EBOOK]
Description
With over 600 stunning, full-color photographs of over 500 species of butterflies and moths, this is
the most beautiful and clear guide to the identification of these fantastic flying insects. Even an
amateur enthusiast will be able to spot different species like an expert entomologist. Each entry
combines a precise description of the featured butterfly or moth species with annotated
photographs to show its chief characteristics and distinguishing features, from ingenious
camouflage to signature eyespots to distinctive larval forms and cocoon structures. It is
accompanied by a map of the animal’s geographical range, as well as color-coded bands with at-aglance
facts specific to the species. In addition to the species-by-species guide, the book contains
a fascinating overview of this whole unique order of insects, from the habitats and plants they rely
on to survive in the wild, to the details of their distinctive metamorphosis, to the ways ordinary
people can distinguish between these similar-looking creatures. The book is published by Dorling
Kindersley in association with the eminently authoritative Smithsonian Institution, and is written by
David Carter, who works at the Natural History Museum, London, and has been specializing in
moths and butterflies for nearly four decades. It is designed to appeal to beginners and
established enthusiasts alike.