Insect families in New Zealand are vast and varied. Consequently it can be confusing for those wishing to become better acquainted with the “bug world.” This book is a practical guide for anyone who wishes to learn more about insects in New Zealand. Its excellent line drawings and non-technical language allow the reader to easily identify and learn about many of the insects they see around them.
Each of the 137 insects included in this guide is classified according to its scientific order, family, genus, species and common name. The format of the guide, with illustrations on the right hand pages and accompanying text on the left, makes it an ideal field guide for students or experts.
By writing this book, Elizabeth Grant has opened another door for New Zealanders who want to understand what makes our country distinctive. John Dugdale, Entomologist, Nelson.
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