Perfect for families, educators, and nature lovers, this beautifully illustrated guide helps you identify the colorful butterflies of Washington—from the Cascade Mountains and lush rainforests to the dry sagebrush plains and coastal meadows. Whether you’re hiking in Olympic National Park, exploring fields in the Columbia Basin, or watching pollinators in your own backyard, this book turns every butterfly encounter into a delightful discovery. What’s Inside Easy-to-Use Butterfly Identification Guide Full-color photos and clear descriptions of Washington’s most common butterflies, including the Monarch, Western Tiger Swallowtail, Lorquin’s Admiral, Painted Lady, Cabbage White, Anise Swallowtail, and Silvery Blue. Top Butterfly Watching Spots in Washington Discover the best butterfly habitats at places like Bellevue Botanical Garden, Woodland Park Rose Garden, Mount Spokane State Park, and more. Interactive Nature Journal Record your butterfly sightings with checklists, sketching pages, and fun facts about key host plants such as milkweed, willow, lupine, and nettle. Includes notes on seasonal migrations and butterfly life cycles. Games & Activities Enjoy butterfly-themed puzzles, word searches, and creative drawing prompts that inspire curiosity about Washington’s native pollinators in a fun, hands-on way. Coloring Pages Bring to life the intricate wing patterns and bright colors of Washington’s butterflies through detailed coloring pages designed for all ages. Why Butterfly Enthusiasts Love This Book Created by naturalists who know Washington’s diverse ecosystems - Perfect for beginners, classrooms, and outdoor explorers - Encourages family nature time and outdoor learning - Makes a thoughtful Washington-themed gift for anyone who loves butterflies Celebrate the beauty of Washington’s butterflies and turn every hike, park visit, or backyard observation into an adventure filled with color and discovery!