The Mentor: Butterflies, Vol. 3, Num. 12, Serial No. 88, August 2, 1915
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Aimed at general readers, the essay blends personal recollection of early collecting with an accessible survey of butterfly natural history: wing scales and specialized structures, eggs, larvae, chrysalises, life cycles, classification within the scaly‑winged insects, and practical methods of collecting and curation. It highlights regional diversity, supplies colored plates and magnified diagrams to aid identification, and underscores the scientific and agricultural value of studying butterflies while offering guidance for young naturalists and collectors.
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