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1. First of Its Kind: This field guide on Indian moths is a pioneering resource in entomology, bridging the research gap surrounding these often-overlooked insects.
2. Beginner-Friendly Language: Written in accessible, non-technical language, this guide is perfect for enthusiasts, students, and naturalists at any level.
3. Extensive Species Coverage: Featuring 773 species from 37 families, the guide includes 156 vibrant color plates and over 1,000 high-quality photographs to showcase the diversity and beauty of Indian moths.
4.Detailed Species Descriptions: Each entry provides comprehensive details on:
Habitat preferences: Discover where different species thrive.
Behavior: Gain insights into their intriguing life cycles and daily activities.
Pest status: Understand which species are considered agricultural pests and their impact on crops.
Attraction to light: Learn the reasons behind their nocturnal habits.
5.Symbolic Key for Quick Reference: Each species description includes intuitive symbols that depict essential characteristics such as:
Habitat preference
Sexual dimorphism
Proboscis status
Flight time
Active months
This feature allows readers to quickly grasp key information, enhancing their learning experience.
6. Innovative Common Names: For the first time, common names have been coined for many species, making identification easier and fostering a deeper connection to these incredible creatures.
7.Introductory Chapter: The guide includes essential topics such as:
Moth Behavior: Fascinating insights into their habits and interactions.
Breeding Biology: Explore the reproductive behaviors and life cycles of moths.
Economic Importance: Learn how moths contribute to ecosystems and agriculture.
Moth Watching and Education: Tips and techniques for observing moths in their natural habitats.
Moth Photography: Guidance on capturing stunning images of these beautiful insects for enthusiasts.
8. 23 Chapters on Individual Moth families with species account
Bombycidae|Brahmaeidae|Callidulidae|Cossidae|Crambidae|Drepanidae|Endromidae|Erebidae|Eupterotidae| Geometridae| Lasiocampidae| Limacodidae| Noctuidae| Nolidae| Notodontidae| Pyralidae| Saturniidae|Sesiidae| Sphingidae|Thyridae|Uraniidae|Zyaenidae| Other 16 Families
Enhance your understanding of Indian moths and appreciate their ecological role with this indispensable field guide! Perfect for anyone interested in nature, conservation, and the enchanting world of insects.
Publishing Date: 1 May 2018
ISBN : 978-81-931736-0-2
Size : 7.1” x 4.35” , paperback
Pages: 474 Weight: 620 gm
Price : Rs. 1750/-, $ 80, £ 65 (excluding shipping and handling charges).
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We’re thrilled to announce the release of the second edition of Field Guide to Indian Moths. This new edition brings significant improvements, including few corrections of previously misidentified species, as well as updated information on geographical locations, host plants, and ecological details. These corrections are uploaded on our website for our previous customers. Here is the link.
Our sincere gratitude goes to Dr. Roger Kendrick, Sir Jeremy Holloway, and Dr. Richard S. Peigler for their invaluable insights and contributions. Due to space constraints, we were unable to include additional species in this edition, which will now serve as the first volume of the series. Volume Two will cover the next set of moth species in India.
With the first edition reaching readers in 12 countries and inspiring new publications, we feel proud to have fulfilled our mission of illuminating India’s moth diversity. To celebrate, the second edition is now available at attractive price with free shipping within India i.e. Rs.1750/- . Get your copy today and explore the incredible world of Indian moths!
Our sincere gratitude goes to Dr. Roger Kendrick, Sir Jeremy Holloway, and Dr. Richard S. Peigler for their invaluable insights and contributions. Due to space constraints, we were unable to include additional species in this edition, which will now serve as the first volume of the series.
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Witness the journey of the book.... field guide to indian moths
and the journey of the author !
The first moth book included 773 species. First to have colour plates of images of living moths that are displayed as cutouts. The reader can easily recognise the moth in the wild thanks to this. English common names are first given to Indian moths. The first Indian book to discuss moth ecology.
Dr. Roger Kendrick from C&R Wildlife, Hongkong. His contributions ensured that the content is taxonomically updated and correct.
Mr. Isaac Kehimkar, author of Book of Indian Butterflies and several other publications ensured the overall quality of text and pictures.
We are pleased to announce that our book has been distributed in 12 different countries around the world. It also covered the entire length and breadth of India. We sincerely thank all of our customers.
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