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title: "Insects of the Pacific Northwest (A Timber Press Field Guide) Flexibound – March 20, 2006"
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# Insects of the Pacific Northwest (A Timber Press Field Guide) Flexibound – March 20, 2006

**Brand:** peter haggardjudy haggard
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## Customer Reviews

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    Alright field guide.
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 2, 2015*

This is an alright field guide. It seems to mainly focus on butterflies and moths, and doesn't have enough beetles. Beetles are by far the most common insect, and yet the section on them is only the second largest. The section on flies seems a little small. Also the section on bees, wasps, and ants was small, although they had a lot of galls, which is very helpful. Even the sections on true bugs was a little small. What disappointed me the most was the section on Orthoptera; there were only 3 grasshopper species, 1 cockroach (doesn't even belong there...), 1 kadydid species (Mormon Cricket), and a Jerusalem cricket. No field crickets, tree crickets, grigs, or camel crickets just to mention a few. I guess I emphasize this section in particular because it is my favorite section, but still, the field guide is quite lacking in this area.  The organization is also a bit strange. Butterflies and moths are mixed together, as well as the bees, wasps, and ants.  The field guide overall is good. It gives good information on the species it does include. The kind of information it gives includes: Adult, Larva, Lenth, Wingspan, Food, Location, etc. The section on butterflies and moths (which are not found in butterfly field guides) is quite helpful and more exhaustive than anything else I have;  also includes some pictures of catepillars and caccoons. This is prabably the section I'll be using the most.  If you are looking for a field guide for identifying insects, I would recommend "Kaufman's field guide to Insects of North America"
  
Kaufman Field Guide to Insects of North America (Kaufman Field Guides)







  
  
    . Even though it covers many species found elsewhere, it covers far more species than this one, and if you can't find the exact species, you can at least identify it down to the family and possibly the genus. Far more comprehensive and easier to use. If you already have that book, get this one, as it has information Kaufman lacks.NOTE: One of the reviews said just buy a butterfly book. Please don't. Do buy a butterfly book, but not instead of this guide. This guide has a lot on moths which are not included in butterfly books. Also, I'm sure you can use the other sections, even if they are lacking to someone like me.

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    Great
  

*by I***L on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 19, 2021*

This book insects of the Pacific Northwest was a gift, I understand that it was delivered on time and the recipient is enjoying learning about the insects of the area.

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    Lots of butterflies, short on native bees
  

*by A***E on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 25, 2020*

It's a good book, I will definitely use it for reference, but was disappointed at the lack of bees and flies (pollinators). Lots of moths and butterflies, beautiful photos.

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