Abstract
THE success of Mr. Furneaux's “Out-door World” was sufficiently marked to induce the publishers to make it the first of a series of popular illustrated works on British Natural History,to be called “The Out-door World Library.” Of this series, the volume before us forms the second; and we observe that others are projected, on British Birds, Mammals and Reptiles, Pond-Life, &c.
Butterflies and Moths (British).
By W. Furneaux, author of “The Out-door World, or Young Collector's Handbook.” With twelve coloured plates, and numerous illustrations in the text. (London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1894.)
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KIRBY, W. Butterflies and Moths (British). Nature 51, 339–340 (1895). https://doi.org/10.1038/051339b0
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