Subject: Re: Indra in Arizona Stanley A. Gorodenski wrote: The more I look at the book images and Wayne's web site, the more I am convinced what I have is...
Hi guys. I went to Sutherland Lake Dam (San Diego Co.) today and found followings in about 30 minutes. A. sara (common) N. antiopa (1) C. augustinus (1) Many...
Everyone: The coming season looks promising based on plant development. These butterflies were seen or collected in the southern Sierra in Upper Kern Canyon...
I went to Otay Mountain today to look for pupa of Callophrys thornei. Well in stead I was greeted with 12 adults (9 males and 3 females). What a shock. ...
Michael: This is an important record that is a California EARLY record and in addition is good evidence that this hairstreak has survived the fire. What did...
Kenn and all, First of all I am considering a talk at the LepSoc meeting in August on the status and how things are looking as well as where we go from here. ...
... From: Michael Klein Subject: RE: [SoWestLep] Visit to Otay Mountain snip I am fairly certain that within the intact cypress stands on Otay Mountain,...
Thanks for the update Michael. I thought that you observed adults last year in areas where there were only immature cypress (1996 recovery zone)? These are...
... From: Mark Walker Subject: RE: [SoWestLep] Visit to Otay Mountain Thanks for the update Michael. I thought that you observed adults last year in areas...
In a message dated 2/3/2005 4:37:22 PM US Mountain Standard Time, gatrelle@... writes: As an aside, the specimen figured in Brock / Kaufman looks like...
JimJoanJoy@...
Feb 4, 2005 12:04 am
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"So just because the butterfly survived the fires does not mean it is completely out of the woods from possible extinction. The next fire may wipe out these...
To all, I can see this mountain/ wilderness area from my yard. It sits along the US/Mexican border southeast of San Diego, and a few miles from the ever ...
Yes Ron, these are freshly emerged butterflies. Some of My pictures show very clean markings. I would say they have been out at most three days. I will...
Lightning Strikes would be extremely rare for Otay Mountain and therefore not a factor. The major fire impact is due to migrants setting camps. I spoke with...
... From: Michael Klein Subject: RE: [SoWestLep] Re: Visit to Otay Mountain These look like good parameters to work in but if we take this idea, then why is...
Brian makes an interesting point below: Michael, I have never gone out to look for this taxon so I can make no real judgments about the Otay terrain, but how...
"Lightning Strikes would be extremely rare for Otay Mountain and therefore not a factor." "Extremely rare" is not synonymous with "impossible". "The major fire...
"There at my feet were the remains of an object that had apparently broken apart from impact. Some of the parts were big enough to identify the aerodynamic...
Everyone, Don't want to veer from the topic too much, but since Otay Mountain is the topic and since it is so close to Tecate Peak I was wondering if anyone...
Hi Wayne, Of course, you are probably already aware that Tecate Peak has long been a documented historical collecting site for P. indra pergamus. Now, that ...
Wayne and Mark, The only collector I know of that has supposedly taken P. indra pergamus from Tecate Peak is Stan Dvorak. He told me over 10-15 years ago that...
Todd Stout
todd_stout29@...
Feb 4, 2005 3:39 pm
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Hey Mark, According to "Butterflies of Baja California", (Brown, Real, & Faulkner), P. indra pergamus is only known from a single chaparral hilltop east of...
Todd Stout
todd_stout29@...
Feb 4, 2005 3:43 pm
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Just a reminder that I'm always interested in posting any collecting tips and/or Techniques you might wish to share to the community on my Collecting and...
Bruce Walsh
jbwalsh@...
Feb 4, 2005 4:17 pm
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Wow - that just seems difficult to believe. I'm anxious to hear if Wayne has a more recent update. Not only should pergamus be readily found in the chaparral...
Mark and all others; Tecate may have historically been a well-established pergamus hotspot, but it seems utterly not worth it now. An all-day treacherous hike...
Everyone, Looks like I didn't make my question clear in my earlier post. I was asking, or trying to ask, this: Since the historically well known Tecate Peak...
Brian wrote: Tecate may have historically been a well-established pergamus hotspot, but it seems utterly not worth it now. An all-day treacherous hike by foot...
Mark wrote: "Another hidden advantage to taking this approach is that hiking up the mountain and not finding pergamus has at least some redeeming value. Don't...
Todd Stout
todd_stout29@...
Feb 4, 2005 9:04 pm
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Hi Wayne, Yes, you're correct - I misunderstood your original request. I read it thus: "Hey, Tecate Peak is close to Otay Mountain - since you're down there,...
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