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Field Guides & Natural History  Insects & other Invertebrates  Insects  Insects: General

Native Insects of Aotearoa

By: Julia Kasper(Author), Phil Sirvid(Author)
136 pages, 85 colour & b/w illustrations
Publisher: Te Papa Press
Native Insects of Aotearoa
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Part of the Te Papa Te Taiao Nature Series, this accessible introduction to a range of the native insects encountered in New Zealand is written by two expert entomologists from the national museum, Te Papa. It features fifty species, from moths and dragonflies to weta and beetles and also offers insights into the museum's fieldwork and collections. The book is charmingly illustrated with scientific drawings by Des Helmore (Fauna of New Zealand series) and reproductions of the entomological paintings of George Vernon Hudson (An Exquisite Legacy). It's the perfect companion for the outdoors and for browsing at home or on holiday.

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Julia Kasper is Lead Curator Invertebrates at Te Papa and an entomologist specialised in flies. She studies the taxonomy and distribution of lower Diptera in New Zealand with a strong focus on biosecurity.

Phil Sirvid is Curator in the Natural History Team at Te Papa. Phil has a broad general knowledge of New Zealand entomology but specialises in arachnids, particularly spiders and harvestmen.

By: Julia Kasper(Author), Phil Sirvid(Author)
136 pages, 85 colour & b/w illustrations
Publisher: Te Papa Press
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