lepidopterist

Jack was, in his way, much like an amateur lepidopterist.

A person who collects or studies this order is called a Lepidopterist.

This also makes sense because Ada wants to be a lepidopterist in the book.

It includes information on his work as a lepidopterist.

An amateur lepidopterist would have taken no more notice of a common butterfly.

He also made serious contributions as a lepidopterist and chess composer.

On Sept. 3, for instance, a lepidopterist will conduct a butterfly program.

The work established Zeller as perhaps the greatest lepidopterist of the century.

Arthur also had a reputation as a world traveler and an amateur lepidopterist.

Like a lepidopterist on a field trip who discovers a new species of butterfly, he was not going to let it get away.

The story of a lepidopterist who goes to great lengths to replace his current lover with a more suitable one.

"There have been reports of additional colonies by one other lepidopterist, who is refusing to reveal where they are.

Because of his work as a lepidopterist, he was also affiliated with Harvard as a research scientist.

Only one member is a professional lepidopterist.

Post-Renaissance, the rise of the "lepidopterist" can be attributed to the expanding interest in science, nature and the surroundings.

Jacob Hübner was the first great world lepidopterist.

Hemming was a British civil servant and amateur lepidopterist.

He is not to be confused with Ernst Suffert also a lepidopterist.

Both a ladies' man and a lepidopterist.

He was a lepidopterist and specialised in moths in the family Geometridae.

It was first described by the author and lepidopterist Vladmir Nabokov in 1945.

A lepidopterist might call these groups 'primitive macros'.

Ford brought him to Oxford because he was the best field lepidopterist Ford knew.

D Urton inspected him the way a lepidopterist might examine a pinned specimen.

Aurelian is an archaic word for lepidopterist, one who is interested in butterflies.