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Trees & Shrubs of the Sonoran Desert

The Sonoran Desert is best known for cacti and its spring wildflowers but also has some emblematic trees and shrubs, from the Creosotebush to the Ironwood, Mesquites and Ocotillo.

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Turtles & Tortoises of Arizona

Arizona has five native turtles and a single native tortoise, as well as several introduced species. There's only one described here, but hopefully I'll see others on future visits.

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Wattlebirds and Honeyeaters

Honeyeaters and Wattlebirds are members of the family Meliphagidae, which is highly developed in Australia. These birds are nectar-feeders and play a vital role in the pollination of many Australian shrubs and trees.

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Whites

The whites (Pieridae) comprise some of our most familar butterflies, including the ubiquitous 'Cabbage White', which is actually two similar species - the Small and Large White. This family also contains the delicate Wood White, one of our most threatened butterflies.

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Zygaenid Moths of France

Zygaenids are a diverse family of moths in France, with different species characterising different habitats and altitudes. Identification is not always easy, so feel free to get in touch if you think I've made a mistake!

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