Golden Guide 160 Pages Paperback Field Guide to Butterflies and Moths Book (A Golden Guide from St. Martin's Press)

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Very informative, love all the vivid pictures amazing for kids

Helpful information. Appreciate drawings of different stages. Ready to put it in my pocket and walk through a botanical garden! There are so many butterflies that I’ve learned about…now I would like to see them in person.

This guide is surprisingly helpful for its size. The drawings are pretty good. I wish the distribution maps were more detailed and the drawings showed wings from both sides. It even includes the scientific names of the species showed in the book.

This is a good field guide to carry on a hiking trip or a walk in the yard. . It does cover the entire USA. Because of its size the pictures and text are limited. Great for quick ID, but If you really want to study the pollinators you will need a more in-depth book.

The Golden Guide Field Guide to Butterflies is as described. This purchase replaced a missing Field Guide.

This book is small and handy. Fits in my back pocket when I'm hiking.

Thorough w caterpillar, cocoon & adult, location perfect vitals on 1 page, nice color drawings

This book just arrived today and I must say for the money it is above what I expected. It is clear and concise. The pictures and illustrations are of an extraordinary quality. The compact size makes this book the perfect take along to be added to my camera equipment bag for my next outing. An excellent choice in my opinion.

Loved the book very informative

great little book

Superb resource for anyone interested in a quick concise guide. I use it for programming.

petit livret broché souple format carte postale ancien (1987) décrivant les papillons nord-américains; apès une quinzaine de pages de généralités, chaque espèce concernée (423) bénéficie de quelques lignes comprenant un petit article non systématisé, parfois une petite carte de répartition le tout illustré d'une grande (relativement à la taille de l'ouvrage) gravure couleur détaillant l'insecte, sa chenille et son milieu; 1 à 4 espèces par page; petit index en fin d'ouvrage;ce micro guide, ancien mais bien illustré, est destiné à un public amateur nord-américain; il conviendra parfaitement au voyageur en partance pour les USA qui souhaite ne pas se charger;il décevra peut-être le naturaliste confirmé ou le scientifique qui n'apprendra rien, et l'amateur de beaux livres de bibliothèque qui le trouvera trop petit et limité