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The Halifax Field Naturalists' checklist of the butterflies of Nova
Scotia has recently been updated, and can be purchased from the HFN.
Information here: http://hfn.chebucto.org/sale.html
Linda and I do have a web site on the butterflies of Nova Scotia, here:
http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~aa095/NSLeps/
<http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/%7Eaa095/NSLeps/>
which alas is not as up to date as we would like, but it's still useful.
Finally, since this whole thread began with an identification problem
for a moth (not a butterfly) let me add the following web site to the
resources available for moth id: the Moth Photographers Group
http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/
which has thousands of photos of North American moths.
Regards
Peter Payzant
James W. Wolford wrote:
> A very affordable guide for beginners on Lepidoptera ('leps') is the
> Golden Guide to Butterflies and Moths. It is fairly comprehensive
> regarding showing important groups, and the Latinized names can be
> found listed by page just before the index at the back. Also there
> are lots of colour pictures of caterpillars, which are big bonuses.
> Also get hold of the Halifax Field Naturalists checklist of Nova
> Scotia butterflies (by Linda and Peter Payzant), which is a bit dated
> now but still current (and I think there is an up-to-date Web-site
> kept up by the Payzants?).
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