Good morning, I got some pics of a duskywing on Verbena this morn. At first I thought it was Juvenal's but now I'm not so sure. There were several funereal's...
Chris: I don't think Juvenal's is in your area. I think it is Mournful. Are you near any oaks? Were you able to see the under hind wing? Hank Brodkin Carr...
The Ramsey Count in southwestern Cochise County will be held on Saturday, July 29. Meet at the Lone Star Café near the intersection of SR92 (on the west side...
Another good mark MAY be the submarginal small yet distinct round white dots on the dorsal forewing, coupled with the large size. These show in your pictures....
I've got too many email addresses. I tend to use the one that is not registered with the listserve and then I have to resend. AARRGGHH! chris We do have some...
Everyone: The past two days I shared in two butterfly counts with NABA Director Fred Heath and Bob Barnes, noted bird counter turned butterflier four counts...
Steve: Not in my write up but probably the equivalent to Weidemeyer's Admiral in the Santa Fe area (which I have several from there in my collection) is...
Had a little fun today. We drove to the other side of the Manzano Mountains in Torrance County NM to the area of 4th of July Canyon. All the back roads and...
Oops, intended a bit more information and left out a couple species. The area visited is about 7000 to 7500 ft. Mostly open Ponderosa Pine with some Douglas...
I went back to the Hassayampa River yesterday morning. The condition were about the same as last week. I believe Wickenburg had a little rain during the...
Hi Butterfliers, Cindy and I spent a couple of days birding and butterfling in the White Mountains. The butterfly numbers were lower then previous years, but...
Last winter controlled burns were performed in a local Forest Preserve surrounding Argonne National Laboratory (just down the road from Cog Hill Golf Course in...
Hello Kurt and Cindy, I have made several butterfly trips to the White Mountains over the past decade, and have had mixed results considering this Copper....
Mark: I believe in Arizona this copper is the only subspecies of rubidous in Arizona. It is geographically isolated in a relatively small area of the White...
I was thrilled to watch a Monarch ovapositing on some of my milkweed. She would ovaposit, then fly off to a resting place nearby, then return again. I later,...
In 2004 I found *Chalceria ferrisi* fairly common on the West Fork of the Little Colorado River just south of Greer and at Sheeps Crossing. All individuals I...
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Todd, Not certain what went wrong with yesterdays transmission, but the following is what I intended to send: The ruddy copper is rather widely distributed...
Herb Trossman asked me to pass this on. Jim was a well published photographer, a member of SEABA, where he had given several talks over the years, and a...
Kurt and Cindy: I found Lycaena rubida ferrisi (some consider ferrisi a species) to be very common at several localities around Greer in the White Mountains....
Everyone: Not all days out in the field are good ones. I went to Tioga Pass east of Yosemite National Park and found my objective location Saddlebag Lake is...
Just a note on the "Arizona Ruddy Copper" that has been discussed on the list recently -- the Opler and Warren list, the closest thing we have to an "official"...
Everyone: I spent over an hour at Lower Rock Creek, Mono County, CA on July 6th: Among species out were: Pale Swallowtail (Papilio eurymedon) Scarce in Mono...
Everyone: I arrived at Bishop Creek at 12:45 PM after arriving from Lower Rock Creek. Listed are some highlights of the four hours that afternoon from Bishop...
Kenn: The issue of whether Ferris' Copper is a species or subspecies of the Ruddy Copper is an issue I cannot resolve. But I agree that the decision to declare...
Ken, Kenn, and all, I am also in a quandary about Ferris' Copper. The fact is, few of us would have beefed if it had been described as a subspecies of the...
Jonathan: Yes, Ken the perceived lumper has ferrisi treated as a subspecies of Lycaena rubidus in his collection. Also as far as my support of big business. I...
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