Dragonflies: Catching - Identifying - How and Where They Live
Earley has presented another beautiful field guide type book with fabulous close-up photography, appealing lay-out, and reader-friendly text that is both comprehensive and very accessible to a wide range of readers... The text is easy to follow but does not skimp on interesting and valuable information. Identification of dragonflies and their family groupings forms a large portion of the book... Highly recommended. (Louise SidleyResource Links2013-08-01)Dragonflies will get you hooked on these fascinating creatures...  In this information-packed compact paperback book, you'll learn about the life cycle of the dragonfly...; what they eat...; how to catch them...; and how to hold them... You'll also discover many different kinds of dragonflies with descriptions and incredible photographs... (Good Reads with Ronna blog2013-08-29)While it's promoted as a juvenile non-fiction book, this illustrated guide will appeal to the young and old who watch the mosquito-eaters fly around our shores. The book offers interesting facts about dragonflies and their close relatives, damselflies. (Deck, Patio and Outdoor Living2013-06-01)A very good book for young naturalists. (N. Glenn PerrettLake Wahwashkesh Conservation Association2013-04-00)Awesome photographs in the field guide and throughout the book will have you noticing and identifying these incredible insects wherever you go. (Simcoe County2013-04-28)A very good book for young naturalists.... a comprehensive look at these insects and how to identify them. (Elmira Independent2013-12-12)Enter the enchanted world of dragonflies.... Chris Earley's 32-page book offers a fresh introduction to dragonflies with close-up photos of life-cycle stages and details for identification, what they eat, and who eats them. A mini field guide describes the basic families of dragonflies found in North America and offers additional resources for more information. This is a great book for explorers ages 8 and up. (Green Teacher2014-04-00)