70 Common Butterflies of the Southwest
70 Common Butterflies of the Southwest
70 Common Butterflies of the Southwest
70 Common Butterflies of the Southwest
70 Common Butterflies of the Southwest
70 Common Butterflies of the Southwest

70 Common Butterflies of the Southwest

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Butterflies are easily the most noticed, well-liked, colorful, and benign insects in the world. With a rich mosaic of habitats, the Southwest is home to as many as four hundred species, more than half the total number in North America. This book focuses on those butterflies you're most likely to see and helps you quickly identify them. In this book you’ll find more than 80 color photographs, guidelines for attracting butterflies to your garden, and information on range, flight, and preferred host plants.

  • ISBN-13: 9781877856846
  • Genre: Nature & Outdoors, Published by WNPA
  • Format: Paperback
  • Trim size: 6" x 9"
  • Page count: 64 pages
  • Published by Western National Parks Association in 1997
  • Written by Richard Bailowitz and Douglas Danforth
  • Audience: General, Adult

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