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A richly illustrated field guide to the butterflies found in Britain that combines practical identification with natural-history explanation. It presents lepidopteran anatomy and the life cycle, shows adults, eggs, caterpillars, chrysalids, and food plants in colour and line drawings, and explains how to distinguish butterflies from similar moths. The text discusses variation such as seasonal and sexual dimorphism and gynandromorphism, offers species-by-species descriptions with notes on habits and habitats, and includes a classified list and index. Advice suits both casual observers who prefer to watch and those who collect specimens for closer study.
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