Description

Explore Vermont's butterflies up close with a field guide that's as beautiful as it is practical.

Butterflies aren't just a joy to watch; they're vital pollinators that help sustain Vermont's rich biodiversity. Butterflies of Vermont is a quick, concise, and fully illustrated guide to the native species of the Green Mountain State--perfect for field walks, garden spotting, or quiet moments of nature study.

Inside, you'll find vibrant full-color photographs, detailed descriptions, and seasonal flight times for each butterfly, along with notes on habitats, host plants, and nectar sources. Quick-reference photo guides make identification easy, while sections on anatomy, biology, and behavior deepen your understanding of these remarkable insects.

You'll discover:
- Clear profiles of Vermont's most common and rare butterfly species
- Host plant and nectar guides to attract butterflies to your garden
- Seasonal flight charts for prime viewing times
- Practical tips for identification in the field
- Steps you can take to help protect and preserve butterfly populations

Compact, informative, and visually stunning, this guide is your essential companion for exploring, identifying, and protecting Vermont's butterflies--now and for generations to come.