Butterflies of Indiana: A Field Guide (Indiana Natural Science)

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Winner of the 2013 National Out of doors Book Award for highest Nature Guidebook.
This book is the primary field guide to Indiana’s butterflies and their close relatives, the skippers. All species and subspecies recorded from the state are shown. An illustrated “Quick Key” narrows the identification process to a few identical species. Photographs with arrows pointing to “field marks” then highlight the differences between those species and make allowance easy identification, even for people just beginning their study of butterflies. Text, range map, and abundance graph are opposite the photographs for simple reference. Also included are photographs of eggs, larvae, or chrysalises of many species. A large number of plants vital to butterflies, either as larval hosts or as nectar sources, are also depicted. Fully illustrated chapters describing Indiana’s natural regions, find butterflies, watching and photographing butterflies, butterfly biology and behavior, butterfly habitats, and butterfly conservation, are also included.
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