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Well done, Pete.

Excellent work. Like everyone else here, I just can't wait to receive my copy.

ATB

Peter

Excellent news. Congratulations Pete. The next few days can't go quick enough now, really looking forward to receiving my copy.

Cheers,

Neil.

Absolutely brilliant, Pete. Like everyone else I can't wait to see the finished article. Well done indeed!

Cheers,

Dave

I cannot wait Pete - I'll be watching the letterbox like a hawk in eager anticipation in the next few days!!

Have a goodun

Wurzel

I should also add that this book is out before its original date if I'm not mistaken?

Wasn't it originally scheduled for October/November 2019?

All the better if it's early - we can all get stuck into it right away.

I can only echo everyone else, can't wait to get my hands on this book

Thanks Neil, Mark, Guy, Pete, David, Peter, Neil, Dave, Wurzel and Paul!

My understanding is that books will be sent out to supporters on Thursday (pre-publication purchases a little later), so will probably arrive early next week, or this weekend given a good tailwind.

Yes - the book is ahead of schedule - thanks to a delay in another publication due out, the team at NatureBureau had spare capacity, so I thought I'd leap at the chance of getting my book out ASAP!

So who's going to be the next author from UKB?

Cheers,

- Pete

Congratulations Pete - very much looking forward to getting my copy and some much-needed inspiration for the winter months.

Mine ordered and eagerly awaited.
Thanks Pete

It looks fantastic and I can't wait for my copy to thud onto the doormat!

Pete Eeles wrote:Yes - the book is ahead of schedule - thanks to a delay in another publication due out, the team at NatureBureau had spare capacity, so I thought I'd leap at the chance of getting my book out ASAP!

I guess that's the Moth Atlas - another one I'm eagerly awaiting. Every cloud and all that!

Thanks Will, Roger (good to hear from you!) and Callum ...

CallumMac wrote:I guess that's the Moth Atlas

Might be

Cheers,

- Pete

Well done Pete and I'm hoping mine arrives in the post tomorrow! Fingers crossed! Will definitely give a review as soon as I can and I can guarantee it'll be positive!

Pete Eeles wrote:Yes - the book is ahead of schedule - thanks to a delay in another publication due out, the team at NatureBureau had spare capacity, so I thought I'd leap at the chance of getting my book out ASAP!

CallumMac wrote:I guess that's the Moth Atlas - another one I'm eagerly awaiting. Every cloud and all that!

Funny you should mention that as I also am waiting for this book to be published! I sponsored the Pink-barred Sallow Xanthia togata

Just had the knock at the door that I was waiting for...it's here! First impressions are that it's awesome!

Have a goodun

Wurzel

My postman has just knocked at our door to hand me my copy of the book. What a fantastic publication! Looks like I could spend years looking information up from this book. Photographs 1st class! Well done indeed Pete.

All the best........Lee Slaughter (Par, Cornwall).

Just arrived looks awesome! Thanks so much!

Pete's magnificent tome has just landed. Top notch!

Kevin.

I'm pretty sure my postman thinks I've just bought a Pitbull puppy as he almost lost his fingers in my letterbox this morning.
Beautiful book, rammed with 400 pages of informative text and great photos. I can't wait to get my teeth into it! Thanks for your dedication Pete - it really shows in the final product

Outstanding. Many, many congratulations Pete! I've learnt something interesting every time I've sat down today and browsed my new favourite butterfly book. And the pictures are flawless. I will be constantly referring to my 'Eeles' from now on, and not just for information about the early stages.

Guy

Would just like to say I received it this morning and I can't put it down! It's truly a masterpiece! Anyone and everyone should have a copy! What you've done is make me appreciate all the life stages of the butterfly not just the usual adult winged form! They are little miracles butterflies aren't they? Well all of Nature is really but butterflies are special. From a tiny egg which comes in a variety of colours, shapes and sizes, to the amazing and many instars of the growing larva or caterpillar, to those beautiful pupal creations housing and protecting the final stage in a butterfly's life the amazing winged adult which we all know and love! A book I will treasure forever