50 Common Insects of the Southwest Front Cover
50 Common Insects of the Southwest Interior Pages
50 Common Insects of the Southwest Back Cover
50 Common Insects of the Southwest Front Cover
50 Common Insects of the Southwest Interior Pages
50 Common Insects of the Southwest Back Cover

50 Common Insects of the Southwest

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Insects are one of nature’s great mysteries—so numerous we can’t count them all, and so varied we’ve barely begun to identify them. 50 Common Insects of the Southwest introduces readers to the fascinating world of these creatures, which make up most of life on Earth.

The book includes over 60 color photos, short descriptions of behavior, and tips for identifying species. You'll also learn how insects live alongside humans. 50 Common Insects of the Southwest is a great resource for curious minds of all ages.

  • ISBN-13: 9781583690420
  • Genre: Nature & Outdoors, Published by WNPA
  • Format: Paperback • Trim size: 6" x 9"
  • Page count: 64 pages
  • Published by Western National Parks Association in 2004
  • Written by Carl Olson
  • Audience: General, Adult

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