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FIELD GUIDE: MOTHS AND CATERPILLARS
This field guide serves as a practical reference for identifying 125 of the most common and spectacular moth species and their caterpillars. Designed to simplify the exploration of this mysterious world, the volume offers an accessible and rigorous approach to identification.
Each species entry is thoroughly documented, supported by high-quality illustrations and photographs. The guide features the most up-to-date distribution maps and nomenclature. Dedicated sections provide insights into moth biology and ecology, alongside practical tips for attracting and photographing specimens in their natural habitats.
The authors, Michel Leboeuf and Stéphane Le Tirant, bring extensive expertise to this work. Michel Leboeuf is a prolific science communicator and two-time recipient of the Hubert-Reeves Prize for science writing. Stéphane Le Tirant, curator of the scientific collection at the Montreal Insectarium and co-creator of the "Butterflies Go Free" exhibition, adds deep entomological insight, following their previous collaboration on Papillons et chenilles du Québec et des Maritimes.
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FIELD GUIDE: MOTHS AND CATERPILLARS
This field guide serves as a practical reference for identifying 125 of the most common and spectacular moth species and their caterpillars. Designed to simplify the exploration of this mysterious world, the volume offers an accessible and rigorous approach to identification.
Each species entry is thoroughly documented, supported by high-quality illustrations and photographs. The guide features the most up-to-date distribution maps and nomenclature. Dedicated sections provide insights into moth biology and ecology, alongside practical tips for attracting and photographing specimens in their natural habitats.
The authors, Michel Leboeuf and Stéphane Le Tirant, bring extensive expertise to this work. Michel Leboeuf is a prolific science communicator and two-time recipient of the Hubert-Reeves Prize for science writing. Stéphane Le Tirant, curator of the scientific collection at the Montreal Insectarium and co-creator of the "Butterflies Go Free" exhibition, adds deep entomological insight, following their previous collaboration on Papillons et chenilles du Québec et des Maritimes.
Man SKU: 9782897623050
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-- Authors: Stéphane Le Tirant and Michel Leboeuf.
-- Publication date: April 2018.
-- Publisher: Quintin Michel.
-- Pages: 336.
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