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Butterfly Guidebooks by Caitlin LaBar

 
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Years ago I knew a lady who really liked butterflies. She mapped butterfly habitats and ranges and collected butterflies. She said she was writing a book. As it turns out, she has written three books.

Butterflies of the Pacific Northwest
 with coauthor Robert Michael Pyle, Timber Press Field Guide series, April 2018

Pocket Guide to the Butterflies of Washington in it's third edition published June 2019

Butterflies of the Sinlahekin Wildlife Area with 1,163 photos, published in 2017

Her blog is called Northwest Butterflies
 
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