A Catalogue and Bibliography of the Odonata (dragon-flies) of Maine, With an Annotated List of Their Collectors (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176567535)

"A Catalogue and Bibliography of the Odonata (dragon-flies) of Maine, With an Annotated List of Their Collectors" is a detailed entomological study by Francis LeRoy Harvey, originally published in 1902. This meticulously researched volume provides a comprehensive listing of dragonfly species found in Maine, along with an extensive bibliography of related works.

The catalogue includes annotations and insights into the collection and classification of Odonata, making it a valuable resource for entomologists, researchers, and students interested in the natural history of Maine. Harvey's work offers a historical perspective on the study of dragonflies and highlights the contributions of various collectors in the region. This book remains a significant reference for anyone studying the biodiversity and entomological history of Maine.

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