Insects of North America (Princeton Field Guides)

Insects of North America (Princeton Field Guides)

• Comprehensive Coverage: The ultimate photographic field guide covering all 783 insect families currently recognized in the United States and Canada—the first field companion of its kind since the Peterson guide in 1970
• Stunning Visual Reference: Features more than 3,700 color photos with nearly every photo identified to species level, providing unparalleled visual identification support for both professionals and amateurs
• Expert Authors: Written by Dr. John C. Abbott, Chief Curator and Director of Research at The University of Alabama Museums, and Kendra Abbott, ecologist and science communicator—authors of Common Insects of Texas and Surrounding States
• Essential Learning Resource: Includes identification keys to families for many orders, an illustrated glossary for easy field reference, and comprehensive introduction covering classification, nomenclature, insect diversity, and modern collecting techniques—ideal for entomology courses at all levels
• Highly Acclaimed: Praised as "a remarkable achievement" by Travels With Birds, "an outstanding field guide" by Buzz About Bees, and "a perfect photographic field guide" by The Buzz—described as "an extraordinary accomplishment" by Conservation Biology