NOW AVAILABLE...if you are at all interested in the butterflies of Oregon, this is must-have book! It is jam-packed with information and extremely useful maps. It is a 2-volume set, sold together for $95 by the lead author, Jeffrey C. Miller. Because it is self-published, it is only available through him, details below. As a self-publishing author myself, I know how hard (and expensive) it is to produce something like this. This 2-volume set is well worth the price!
Volume 1 contains single-page profiles of each butterfly species known to occur in Oregon, with a map showing dot records color-coded by subspecies, a representative dorsal and ventral photo of the species, and a short summary of information about it.
Volume 2 contains several map illustrations of geographical patterns, a number of maps with both butterfly and hostplant distribution records (much to my geography- and butterfly-rearing delight!) and so many other bits of information that I can't wait to read (I just got the book yesterday...).
VOLUME 1: Oregon Butterflies: An Updated Atlas Honoring John Hinchliff volume 1 Species Distributions.
Authors: Jeffrey C. Miller, Paul C. Hammond, Dana N.R. Ross, and Neil H. Bjorklund.
Date: 2026.
Contents: Species Pages, Nomenclature and ledgers.
Main features: all 177 of Oregon's butterfly species are each presented as 6x4.5 inch color dot-maps including subspecies and population segregates with current taxonomic epithets accompanied by 354 2x2 color images revealing dorsal and ventral aspects of the wings; appendix listing every subtaxon by County.
Format: 8x11.5 landscape layout, 11.5 font, soft cover, spiral binding, 218 pages+15 pages of front papers.
VOLUME 2: Oregon Butterflies: An Updated Atlas Honoring John Hinchliff volume 2 Synthesis.
Editors: Jeffrey C. Miller, Dennis A. Albert, and Paul C. Hammond.
Date: 2026.
Contents: A Virtual Road Tour To Explore Oregon Butterflies, Butterflies and Oregon's Environment, Counts of Butterfly Site Records, Ecoregions and Butterfly Distributions, Geographical Patterns of Shared Butterfly Distributions, Geographical Patterns In Species Richness of Oregon Butterflies, Caterpillar Foodplant Relationships. Appendices: number of records for nominate species and subtaxa, caterpillar and their foodplant Genera.
Main Features: 45 color dot-maps illustrating shared distributions and coincidence between butterfly caterpillar-foodplant geographical distributions.
Format: 8x11.5 portrait layout, 11.5 font, soft cover, spiral binding, 190 pages+9 pages of front papers.
Price: $95, includes volumes 1 & 2, not sold separately, both self-published by JCM.
To purchase, send Jeffrey C. Miller an email via the address oregonbutterflyatlas@gmail.com using subject line 'atlas inquiry' to receive an auto-reply email on how to order the 2-volume set of books.
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| Sample from Volume 1: Habrodais grunus species page |
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| Sample from Volume 1: Pieris marginalis species page |
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| Sample from Volume 1: Speyeria callippe species page |
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| Sample from Volume 2 |
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| Sample from Volume 2: butterfly (large black dots) and larval food plant (small dots) records. |








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