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Terrific Reference for Identifying Butterflies,
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This review is from: A Field Guide to Butterflies of Texas (Texas Monthly Field Guide Series) (Paperback)
Is that a monarch, a viceroy or a queen butterfly? To identify butterflies look through the Field Guide to Butterflies of Texas. The next time, you can tell that it was a tiger swallowtail and not a zebra swallowtail or a spicebush swallowtail.
Children are fascinated by insects and butterflies as well. Teach them to appreciate nature. Learning the names of butterflies is a good way to start. |
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A Field Guide to Butterflies of Texas (Texas Monthly Field Guide Series) by Raymond W. Neck (Paperback - Feb. 1996)
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