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Butterfly Guide

Butterflies of Illinois is only sold by University of Illinois Press to purchase please visit:

 https://www.press.uillinois.edu/books/?id=p084461

Butterflies of Illinois 

Authors: Michael R. Jeffords, Susan L. Post, and James R. Wiker

Prairie spaces and abundant wildflowers make Illinois a lepidopterist's delight. Butterflies of Illinois offers a portable, easy-to-use guide rich with descriptions, field photography, and life-sized specimen photos of all the state's native species. It includes: identification quick guides depicting the tops and undersides of all butterfly species, scientific information and photos that explain life cycles, habitats, and ecology, range maps, flight period charts, key characteristics relevant to field identification, descriptions of rarely seen butterflies and irregular visitors from nearby states, supplemental information on various species, including collection records and unusual sightings. Geared toward enthusiasts and experts alike, Butterflies of Illinois is a must-have companion for any nature hike or garden walk.

For questions regarding the book please contact: Michael Jeffords at: jeffords@illinois.edu  for questions regarding purchases please visit the University of Illinois Press website.

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INHS Manual 15: Field Guide to Crayfishes of the Midwest
$15.00

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Authors: Taylor, Christopher A., Schuster, Guenter A., Wylie, Dan B.
2015, 164 pp.

The Field Guide to Crayfishes of the Midwest is the most up to date reference available for the identification of crayfishes found in aquatic habitats across the Midwestern states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, northern Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.

The Field Guide also includes: distribution maps; a dichotomous and identification key; general information on crayfish biology, conservation, and collecting techniques;and species-specific information on habitat, key identification features, and conservation notes for all species found in this region.

 


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Field Guide to Northeastern Longhorned Beetles
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INHS Manual 06: Field Guide to Northeastern Longhorned Beetles (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae)

Author: Douglas Yanega
1996, 184 pp.

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The Cerambycidae, or longhorned beetles, are one of the larger insect families, with some 20,000 described species (and thousands more undescribed) worldwide, from all continents except Antarctica. The large size and variety of coloration and sculpture of longhorned beetles make them a relatively easy group of insects to identify, especially considering the number of species (some 1,100 species estimated in North America excluding Mexico); this guide attempts to exploit this. This guide includes over 600 color images, covering 342 of the 344 species and subspecies of longhorned beetles that have been definitively recorded in northeastern North America, along with diagnostic features to enable recognition of all these species, as well as data on distribution, phenology, and larval feeding habits.

 


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