Manchester: Siri Scientific Press, 2012. Octavo, paperback, colour photographs.

Because of its transcontinental geography and the great variety of natural habitats and climatic features prevailing throughout most of the Kazakhstan, it is home to a high diversity of different insect species. However, most of Kazakhstan's insects have been poorly studied. This atlas contains pictures of insects in Kazakhstan from various taxonomic groups. For most of them the correct scientific name is provided, in addition to the family in which it belongs. The authors, who are both professional entomologists in Kazakhstan, provide a comprehensive overview of the rich and peculiar insect fauna that occurs there and illustrate the most common and larger insects that will be immediately apparent to experienced nature watchers, and those which are most likely to be seen by amateur entomologists, students and tourists visiting the country. In total, more than 1000 species are photo-documented, in many cases for the first time.