Description
Paperback cover and pages are clean. The binding is tight.
This meticulously illustrated guide to Colorado’s mountain stream insects is a treasure trove for naturalists, anglers, and anyone fascinated by the hidden worlds beneath the surface of rushing waters. Published in 1992 by the University Press of Colorado, this comprehensive volume represents a culmination of decades of fieldwork and research by renowned entomologists B.C. Ward and J.V. Kondratieff. With over 300 detailed illustrations and an extensive taxonomic key, this indispensable reference work unlocks the mysteries of a diverse array of aquatic insects, from the delicate mayflies to the fearsome stoneflies. Beyond its scientific rigor, the book offers a captivating glimpse into the ecological significance of these often-overlooked creatures, highlighting their vital roles in maintaining the health of mountain ecosystems. For collectors, this well-preserved copy stands as a testament to the enduring value of natural history literature, beckoning readers to immerse themselves in the wonders of Colorado’s alpine streams.
