Forest Insects - 1927
8/13/24 (updated 11/29/25)"Forest Insects and Timber Borers" is a book by Walter W. Froggatt, first published in 1927 by the Government Printer in Sydney. The book is 107 pages long and includes 30 plates illustrating the life histories of various forest insects and timber borers, with the illustrations drawn by Miss E. A. King. Froggatt's work provides detailed information on the biology and impact of these insects on forests and timber, focusing on Australian species. The book is recognized as a significant contribution to the study of forest entomology and timber pest management.Walter Wilson Froggatt was a prominent Australian entomologist who made substantial contributions to the understanding of insect pests in Australia, including those affecting timber. His expertise and research in this area are well-reflected in this book, which serves both scientific and practical purposes for forestry and pest control.The book remains a reference for identifying timber borers and understanding their life cycles, habits, and the damage they cause to wood, making it useful for professionals dealing with forest health and timber preservation.​Source: Perplexity.ai--G. Ly
