The Butterfly Babies' Book
To Mrs. Nettle, rough but kind,
Red Admirals leave their babes to mind,
And spend the golden summer hours
Among the lovely garden flowers.
Beautiful full-color illustrations and amusing verses recapture the magic and wonder of butterflies in this antique book from 1914. All of the baby butterfly characters are based on real species, and the text cites their common and scientific names and identifies the flowers and trees where they find food and shelter.
vintage children's books; butterfly rhymes; cute butterfly books; kids' rhymes; Elizabeth Gordon
Red Admirals leave their babes to mind,
And spend the golden summer hours
Among the lovely garden flowers.
Beautiful full-color illustrations and amusing verses recapture the magic and wonder of butterflies in this antique book from 1914. All of the baby butterfly characters are based on real species, and the text cites their common and scientific names and identifies the flowers and trees where they find food and shelter.
eBook version of the Rand McNally & Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1914 edition.
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To Mrs. Nettle, rough but kind,
Red Admirals leave their babes to mind,
And spend the golden summer hours
Among the lovely garden flowers.
Beautiful full-color illustrations and amusing verses recapture the magic and wonder of butterflies in this antique book from 1914. All of the baby butterfly characters are based on real species, and the text cites their common and scientific names and identifies the flowers and trees where they find food and shelter.
vintage children's books; butterfly rhymes; cute butterfly books; kids' rhymes; Elizabeth Gordon
Red Admirals leave their babes to mind,
And spend the golden summer hours
Among the lovely garden flowers.
Beautiful full-color illustrations and amusing verses recapture the magic and wonder of butterflies in this antique book from 1914. All of the baby butterfly characters are based on real species, and the text cites their common and scientific names and identifies the flowers and trees where they find food and shelter.
eBook version of the Rand McNally & Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1914 edition.
