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Insects

Butterflies and moths from De uitlandsche kapellen, voorkomende in de drie waereld-deelen Asia, Africa en America

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Species of butterfly

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Species of butterfly

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Featuring: Bee

Featuring- The Bee

Featuring a title from the Libraries' pop-up book collection and current exhibition, Paper Engineering: Fold, Pull, Pop & Turn.

A bigger than life three-dimensional form of a bee emerges from this small 5 ½-inch book when the carousel mechanism is unfolded. David Hawcock, a paper-engineer for more than 30 titles, has crafted an intricate, colorful, and anatomically accurate representation of the insect.—Stephen Van Dyk

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