Backyard Insects

by Paul Horne

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Published December 1, 1996 by Melbourne University Publishing .
Written in

Subjects:

• Insects & Spiders,
• Australia,
• Nature,
• Nature/Ecology

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The Physical Object
Format	Paperback
Number of Pages	248
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL10438625M
ISBN 10	0522847374
ISBN 10	9780522847376
OCLC/WorldCa	37534478

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My first book, Backyard Insects (Scholastic Inc., New York, , is an outgrowth of my involvement creating the first live Insect Zoo in the nation with my wife Nancy. As Assistant to the Director of the Smithsonian’s Museum of Natural History, I proposed creating a live Insect Zoo exhibit in the :// The ultimate bee book for bee enthusiasts and experts alike. The Bees in Your Backyard provides an engaging introduction to the roughly 4, different bee species found in the United States and Canada, dispelling common myths about bees while offering essential tips for telling them apart in the field.. The book features more than stunning color photos of the bees living all around us  › Books › Science & Math › Nature & Ecology.

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  Did you know that there may be more than a thousand different kinds of insects in your own backyard?"" begins this conversational review, focusing on features of defense, of about 30 of them. Some insects are ""hidden,"" like the several camouflage artists pictured in the color photos; the function of the camouflage is suggested in the introductory question, ""Can a hungry bird find them easily?"" /backyard-insects. "The Backyard Bug Book for Kids is an adorable look at the amazing creatures that can be found when children are exploring in their own backyards. It is very refreshing to see a children's book that portrays the incredible world of insects in a scientifically accurate manner while still captivating the young :// The third edition of Backyard Insects was released on January 1st This book was written by Paul Horne with photographs by Denis Crawford. The first edition was published in and this third edition has many updated photographs and additional ://