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Good Reads  Insects & other Invertebrates  Insects  Butterflies & Moths (Lepidoptera)

Magic Eyes of Masoala The Colorful Lepidoptera of Madagascar Rainforests

Art / Photobook
By: Armin Dett(Author), Severin Dressen(Preface By), Lovy Rasolofomanana(Preface By)
416 pages, 1000 colour photos
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Madagascar is regarded as a jewel of nature, where due to its isolated location away from all continents, a unique flora and fauna could develop with numerous species that are found nowhere else in the world. This includes an amazing and unique variety of butterflies – and especially moths, which are systematically presented here for the first time in detail with over 1,000 photos. All displayed animals were photographed alive, as they were captured at night by Armin Dett with the help of a light trap and then released.

In cooperation with leading collections and scientists they were identified and assigned, their genus families characterized and described. The book not only make you marvel at nature's amazing creativeness through the stunning photos, but also provides an identification guide and is a valuable research tool. Furthermore, it is an important record of the current time, as climate change and habitat destruction due to clearing and population growth threaten this natural paradise in the Indian Ocean.

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Biography

Armin Dett studied communication design. Since 1991 he has been a self-employed designer with a studio and agency in Konstanz. He now spends his time on his own private research projects such as the photographic study of butterflies and moths in different countries.

Art / Photobook
By: Armin Dett(Author), Severin Dressen(Preface By), Lovy Rasolofomanana(Preface By)
416 pages, 1000 colour photos
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