Butterfly & moth
By Paul Ernest Sutton Whalley
How can caterpillars transform into winged wonders—and fool danger along the way?
informative · visual · fascinating · detailed
Genres
What is Butterfly & moth about?
Step into the colourful world of butterflies and moths. From their ancient beginnings to the species found today, this illustrated guide explores how these remarkable insects grow, feed, fly and protect themselves. Discover the differences between butterflies and moths, examine delicate wings and curious caterpillars, and learn about camouflage, life cycles and habitats. Packed with close-up photographs, diagrams and fascinating facts, it offers a clear visual introduction to one of nature’s most varied and beautiful groups of creatures.
About the author
Paul Ernest Sutton Whalley was a British naturalist and author who loved discovering the fascinating world of insects. He worked as a scientist and wrote books that helped readers learn about butterflies, moths and other creatures. His books include Butterfly & Moth, Butterfly Watching and Butterfly in the Garden. With clear explanations and an observant eye, he encouraged children and grown-ups to look closely at nature and enjoy the small wonders living all around them.
Pages
63 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
1988
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