Book details
The Butterflies of Great Britain: With Their Transformations, Delineated and Described
Published in
2016
Description
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Age
12-15
Text complexity
expert
Length
232 pages
Why to read
- Educational Value: The book provides comprehensive information on the butterflies of Great Britain, including their life cycles and habitats, making it an invaluable resource for students, researchers, and enthusiasts interested in lepidopterology or entomology.
- Historical Significance: Authored by John Obadiah Westwood, a notable entomologist of the 19th century, the book offers insights into the historical context of butterfly study and classification, reflecting the scientific knowledge and methods of the time.
- Artistic Merit: The book is known for its detailed and exquisite illustrations of butterflies and their transformations, which are not only scientifically accurate but also artistically appealing, making it a treasure for those who appreciate natural history art.
- Conservation Awareness: By learning about the diversity and life cycles of British butterflies, readers may develop a deeper appreciation for these creatures and the importance of conserving their habitats in the face of environmental challenges.