Gain Your Copy British Moths: A Photographic Guide To The Moths Of Britain And Ireland Brought To You By Chris Manley Available Through Digital Format

with the stunning photography, this photographic guide is the perfect singlevolume guide to Britain's moths, Its coverage is broad, includingmacromoths andspecies of micros, The concise text provides important information on identification, size and larval food plant for each species and, for the first time, maps are included, Introductory sections cover habitats, life cycles, conservation, and trapping and photographic techniques,

The new edition is far more comprehensive than the original edition, and the main changes are as follows:
Coversadditional species
Many of the photographs have been replaced and the total number of images is now over.

The photos are presented in a uniform alignment for ease of comparison between species,
Size bars are added below each image showing average forewing length,
Taxonomy and nomenclature conform to the latest checklist but old Bradley numbers are still included
Maps included for every species for the first time,
Covers all of the British Isles Great Britain, Ireland and the Isle of Man plus the Channel Islands,
Excludes butterflies and caterpillars to make room for much greater coverage of true moths,

With many people now setting up their own backyard moth traps, and many others who are simply curious to know which species are fluttering around their light bulbs, this book provides a superb introduction to this fascinating insect group.
There is than one author in the Goodreads catalog with this name, This entry is for Chris Manley, moth specialist, Chris Manley is an author, sculptor and moth specialist, Beyond his detailed knowledge of lepidopterans gained through years of study, Chris is an insect photographer of rare talent,

His previous book The Moths of Trigon, is a photographic guide to thespecies recorded in that corner of Dorset, He is also the compiler of a comprehensive app covering the Butterflies of Europe, .