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"What are these wing'ed jewels, that flitter from blossom from dawn, these bits of filigree and lace, drifting at their own pretty pace?" - Anon
Featuring 1,014 full color identification photographs, this is the first guide to cover all the butterflies of North America north of Mexico, including all true butterflies, the most common skippers, and many migrants and strays as well as the native butterflies of the Hawaiian Islands.
600 species are covered in full detail including common and scientific names, physical characteristics, similar species, life cycle, flight, habitat, range and comments on behavior, courtship patterns, nectar preferences, and conservation status. There are also notes on 70 others.
From egg to caterpillar to chrysalis to butterflies white, sulphur, blue and copper, folded wing skippers and spread wing, swallow tails and angled wings, boldly patterned and eyespots, this comprehensive collection of "wing'ed jewels" with enchant you with their beauty. Glossary, index, tips on observing and photographing, host plant index and addresses of butterfly societies. 924 pp., vinyl-bound.

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