Four Wings and A Prayer
Caught in the Mystery of the Monarch Butterflies
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Baker & Taylor
Chronicles the odyssey of the monarch butterfly, which, each year, flies thousands of miles to its breeding and wintering grounds in Mexico's Neovolcanic Mountains.
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US writer Halpern describes the migration of monarch butterflies that live east of the … More »
Chronicles the odyssey of the monarch butterfly, which, each year, flies thousands of miles to its breeding and wintering grounds in Mexico's Neovolcanic Mountains.
Book News
US writer Halpern describes the migration of monarch butterflies that live east of the … More »
Baker & Taylor
Chronicles the odyssey of the monarch butterfly, which, each year, flies thousands of miles to its breeding and wintering grounds in Mexico's Neovolcanic Mountains.
Book News
US writer Halpern describes the migration of monarch butterflies that live east of the Rocky Mountains from as far north as Canada to Mexico. She reminds readers that no one butterfly makes the round trip, but every year millions find their way to the same 50 acres in Mexico's Neovolcanic Mountains. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Blackwell North Amer
Every autumn monarch butterflies make astonishing migrations: Those born west of the Rocky Mountains typically make their way to the Pacific Coast. But the butterflies born east of the Rocky Mountains do the truly unimaginable; starting as far north as Canada, they fly thousands of miles to Mexico. Memory is not their guide - no one butterfly makes the round-trip - but each year millions find their way to the same fifty forested acres in Mexico's Neovolcanic Mountains.
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The author ofMigrations to Solitude chronicles the extraordinary odyssey of the beautiful monarch butterfly, which, each year, flies thousands of miles to its breeding and wintering grounds in Mexico's Neovolcanic Mountains. 25,000 first printing.
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Chronicles the odyssey of the monarch butterfly, which, each year, flies thousands of miles to its breeding and wintering grounds in Mexico's Neovolcanic Mountains.
Book News
US writer Halpern describes the migration of monarch butterflies that live east of the Rocky Mountains from as far north as Canada to Mexico. She reminds readers that no one butterfly makes the round trip, but every year millions find their way to the same 50 acres in Mexico's Neovolcanic Mountains. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Blackwell North Amer
Every autumn monarch butterflies make astonishing migrations: Those born west of the Rocky Mountains typically make their way to the Pacific Coast. But the butterflies born east of the Rocky Mountains do the truly unimaginable; starting as far north as Canada, they fly thousands of miles to Mexico. Memory is not their guide - no one butterfly makes the round-trip - but each year millions find their way to the same fifty forested acres in Mexico's Neovolcanic Mountains.
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Halpern, Sue
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Sue Halpern
Title:
Four wings and a prayer
caught in the mystery of the monarch butterflies
caught in the mystery of the monarch butterflies
Publisher:
New York :, Pantheon Books,, c2001
Characteristics:
212 p. :,ill., maps ;,22 cm.
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