A Field Companion To The Butterflies Of Australia And New Zealand
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
For the naturalist who has ever paused to watch a butterfly drift across an Australian meadow or a New Zealand hillside, A Field Companion to the Butterflies of Australia and New Zealand is the definitive guide they have been waiting for. Bernard D'Abrera, a world-renowned authority on Lepidoptera, presents a comprehensive and richly detailed survey of the butterfly species native to these two remarkable regions, chronicling their identifying characteristics, habitats, and behaviours with the precision of a lifetime's dedicated study. The work stands as an essential reference for both amateur enthusiasts and serious entomologists, illustrating the stunning biodiversity of the Australasian region through meticulous descriptions and expert field knowledge. D'Abrera's authoritative voice and systematic approach make complex taxonomic information accessible without sacrificing scientific rigour, cementing this volume's place as an indispensable companion in the field. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a curious newcomer to the world of butterflies, this guide will transform the way you see the natural world — one wing at a time.
Author: Bernard D'Abrera
Format: Hardback
Genre: Zoology
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
For the naturalist who has ever paused to watch a butterfly drift across an Australian meadow or a New Zealand hillside, A Field Companion to the Butterflies of Australia and New Zealand is the definitive guide they have been waiting for. Bernard D'Abrera, a world-renowned authority on Lepidoptera, presents a comprehensive and richly detailed survey of the butterfly species native to these two remarkable regions, chronicling their identifying characteristics, habitats, and behaviours with the precision of a lifetime's dedicated study. The work stands as an essential reference for both amateur enthusiasts and serious entomologists, illustrating the stunning biodiversity of the Australasian region through meticulous descriptions and expert field knowledge. D'Abrera's authoritative voice and systematic approach make complex taxonomic information accessible without sacrificing scientific rigour, cementing this volume's place as an indispensable companion in the field. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a curious newcomer to the world of butterflies, this guide will transform the way you see the natural world — one wing at a time.