Butterflies have captured human imagination for longer than we can remember. Interesting to study, they are also depicted in various forms like art, mythology and folklore
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Butterflies have captured human imagination for longer than we can remember. Interesting to study, they are also depicted in various forms like art, mythology and folklore.
Popularly known as the Butterflyman of India, Isaac Kehimkar the Deputy Director (Natural History), BNHS has authored 'Butterflies of India' which delves into these winged beauties.
The book will be launched on November 18, at the Hornbill House by Bittu Sahgal, Founding Editor of Sanctuary Asia, a renowned conservationist.
"I am glad the book which has contributions not just from butterfly lovers in India but also from our neighboring countries like Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Pakistan is ready for release. This was truly a delightful journey in making this book and I hope the readers too will enjoy this endless chase of butterflies," says Mr. Isaac Kehimkar.
What to expect in the book!
A field guide for butterfly identification which includes
1000+ species and subspecies of butterflies
Covering butterfly fauna from almost every part of India as far Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Ladakh and Northeast India; also from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar
With 1800+ colour images of butterflies from their natural habitats
Simple descriptions with few technical terms
Tips to attract these flying beauties to your garden
Tips to make your garden a butterfly garden
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