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Butterflies Through Binoculars: Boston-New York-Washington Region (Paperback)
by Jeffrey Glassberg (Author) "A abundant, likely to encounter more than 20 individuals per field trip to the right locality at the right time ..." (more)
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The Boston-New York-Washington corridor is one of America's prime sites for butterfly observation. Complete with 300 striking full-colour photographs, this is the first field guide to approach lepidoptery in the manner of popular ornithology. Containing the most accurate and up-to-date information, the book describes many previously unpublished identification marks and offers a wealth of practical advice on locations and watching and photographing butterflies.

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The Boston-New York-Washington corridor is one of America's prime sites for butterfly observation. Complete with 300 striking full-colour photographs, this is the first field guide to approach lepidoptery in the manner of popular ornithology. Containing the most accurate and up-to-date information, the book describes many previously unpublished identification marks and offers a wealth of practical advice on locations and watching and photographing butterflies.

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