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SUMMARY:The Magic of Moths
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DESCRIPTION:Come along for an introduction to moths! Moths are not the dra
 b\, clothes-eating pests you might think of. With a subtle beauty\, the
 y are more diverse than butterflies\, are pollinators & food too. .\nhttps
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Eric R. Eaton is a writer\, author of&nbsp
 \;<em>Bugwatching: The Art\, Joy\, and Importance of Observing Insects</em
 >\,&nbsp\;&nbsp\;<em>Insectpedia</em>\, and&nbsp\;<em>Wasps: The Astonishi
 ng Diversity of a Misunderstood Insect</em>. He is also lead author of the
 &nbsp\;<em>Kaufman Field Guide to Insects of North America</em>\, and co-a
 uthor of&nbsp\;<em>Insects Did It First</em>&nbsp\;with Gregory S. Paulson
 .&nbsp\; He has written articles about insects and wildlife for&nbsp\;Natu
 ral History\,&nbsp\;Birds and Blooms\,&nbsp\;Ranger Rick\,&nbsp\;Missouri 
 Conservationist\, and other magazines.&nbsp\; Eric writes the blogs&nbsp\;
 <em>Bug Eric</em>&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;<em>Sense of Misplaced</em>. He studied 
 entomology at Oregon State University\, and has worked as a professional e
 ntomologist at the University of Massachusetts (Amherst)\, Cincinnati Zoo\
 , and Chase Studio\, Inc.\, as well as on private contract for the Smithso
 nian\, West Virginia Division of Natural Resources\, and University of Col
 orado. His empathy for the squeamish and scared\, knack for identification
  of mystery bugs\, and his accurate\, jargon-free explanations of insect b
 iology have made him a leading figure in popular entomology. He resides in
  Leavenworth\, Kansas (not incarcerated!) with his partner\, Heidi.</p>\nh
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