Butterflies of the Central Arizona Highlands
by Phillip McNally
Butterflies of the Central Arizona Highlands by Phillip McNally is the definitive field guide for butterfly enthusiasts, naturalists, and regional researchers. Featuring identification, natural history, and over 500 field photographs of all 185 species found in this richly diverse ecological region, the book also includes male and female comparisons, wing underside and topside views, site-specific listings, and distribution maps. A must-have resource for anyone exploring Arizona’s interior chaparral and adjacent ecosystems. Free USA shipping included!
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This welcome and important contribution is gorgeously illustrated and broadly covers over 180 species in this unique and often ignored region. There are over 500 color photographs of butterflies and their distributions. This book (299 pages) will have immediate utility for researchers and naturalists, but its down-to-earth style makes it entirely accessible to amateurs. Its field-guide size (6"x9") makes it easy to carry in the field. A must acquisition for all naturalists.ncluded
299 pages, over 500 color photos, distribution maps
This is a soft cover book.
