Enjoy Butterflies Of The North Woods: Minnesota, Wisconsin Michigan Narrated By Larry Weber Visible In Textbook

book is exactly what all field guides should be! Regional, excellent photographs, excellent information from firsthand observations, and even a checklist of local specimens! Bravo, Larry Weber!

I was a Carlton CountyH member from the age ofwho specialized in Entomology exhibits with the coaching of my dad, who had taken some Entomology classes while he was in college.
He was always encouraging science in

the home, and while my older brother took to hard sciences, I still loved the romantic side, Roaming through the wilderness, hunting the most beautiful of species, I instantly adored Lepidoptera the most, while dad always favored Choleoptera, In the end, my love won out in my exhibits, I was a grand champion at the Minnesota State Fair every year I attended, as was my older brother before me, But I soon began feeling terrible and I mean terrible to the point that I now can't squish any insect or spider without feeling like a murderer about killing and displaying them, and now only display specimens that are found naturally deceased, which I soften and display a beautifully as I did those that were livecaught.
I was excited to be reminded of the NABA through this book, and see there is now a similar Tennesee publication by a different author, Hurrah! I wish I had been in Carlton County longer, once I discovered Larry Weber lived there, but life takes us in all directions, But now I can take this guide as a reawakening of my love for these varied beauties, This is your guide to allspecies of butterflies of the North Woods, Features include easytouse red bar phenograms, a phenology flight chart, habitat guide and binocular buying guide, The innovative format makes field identification a snap!,