British newspaper The Guardian featured five IU Press books its Birdbooker Report 252:
Butterflies of Indiana: A Field Guide
"For beginners and experts, Butterflies of Indiana ... offers an
introduction to the natural history of butterflies. The simple and
intuitive design of this guide and its wealth of features make it a
faithful companion for butterfly watchers, collectors, gardeners,
birders, and naturalists."
Dragonflies of Indiana
"Dragonflies of Indiana includes sections on key identification
features, anatomy, life history, habitats, behavior, and flight seasons
of dragonflies; the history of dragonfly study in Indiana; and the
conservation value of dragonflies. It will be appreciated by all who
take wonder in the shimmer of dragonfly wings on a summer day."
The Sunflower Family in the Upper Midwest
"This beautiful book features 544 photos as well as range maps for each of the 150 treated species. ... This is an eye-catching book suitable for display or reference."
Orchids of Indiana
"All 43 of the orchids now growing in Indiana are represented in this
handsome volume of detailed descriptions, range maps, and color
photographs, appealing to naturalists and orchid lovers everywhere."
Sedges of Indiana and the Adjacent States: The Non-Carex Species
"This attractive publication is as relevant to gardeners as it is to
natural areas biologists and plant taxonomists. The states covered by
this guide include: Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, and
Wisconsin."
Read the complete article on The Guardian's website.