The Boxwood Press - The Monarch Butterfly


New Titles In Preparation Area Studies Biography Natural Science Psychobiology Miscellaneous Order	by Jean Thurman; illustrated by Caroline Rodgers 1985, 9x6, 29 pp., illus., paper, $5.95, ISBN: 0-910268-96-5 If you wish to order this book, please contact: Otter B Books Steve Lawton 1891 16th Avenue Santa Cruz, CA 95062 (813)-476-5334 EACH fall the western populations of Monarch butterflies migrate from northern feeding grounds, where milkweed grows, to over-wintering areas along the coast of central California. Each spring they fly north, completing a round trip of nearly 1,000 miles. This book tells the suprising life story of this beautiful migratory butterfly from a biological viewpoint. Detailed, 3-color drawings and uncomplicated text offer enjoyment for all ages. "The migrations of the Monarch butterflies are unique in the world." --Jean Thurman, author

New Titles
In Preparation
Area Studies
Biography
Natural Science
Psychobiology
Miscellaneous

by Jean Thurman; illustrated by Caroline Rodgers

1985, 9x6, 29 pp., illus., paper, $5.95, ISBN: 0-910268-96-5

If you wish to order this book, please contact:
Otter B Books
Steve Lawton
1891 16th Avenue
Santa Cruz, CA 95062
(813)-476-5334

EACH fall the western populations of Monarch butterflies migrate from northern feeding grounds, where milkweed grows, to over-wintering areas along the coast of central California. Each spring they fly north, completing a round trip of nearly 1,000 miles. This book tells the suprising life story of this beautiful migratory butterfly from a biological viewpoint. Detailed, 3-color drawings and uncomplicated text offer enjoyment for all ages.

"The migrations of the Monarch butterflies are unique in the world." --Jean Thurman, author