Steve Cary’s blog about butterflies of New Mexico.
Steven Cary brings us the world of Spring butterfly activity. As citizen scientists are increasing their submissions to BAMONA, we enjoy a detailed glimpse into Jim Von Loh’s observations of mating Desert Orangetips.
Mariposa March Madness Read More »
Steven J. Cary takes us on a scientific journey of the analysis of the eye coloring and wing markings of two varieties of the metalmark butterfly; Apodemia mejicanus (Sonoran or Mexican Metalmark) and Apodemia duryi (Dury’s Metalmark).
Differentiating Two Metalmarks Read More »
Experts have been sounding the alarm about sweeping declines in insect populations globally. Researchers are rushing to better understand which species are in decline and mitigate losses.
New Mexico Butterfly Monitoring Network Update Read More »
How do we mark our individual or collective progress toward a greater understanding of our various butterflies? Steve Cary explains.
2021 in New Mexico Butterflies Read More »
Steve Cary recounts his recent visit to southeast Arizona, shares highlights of the fall butterfly season in New Mexico, and reflects on the life of Dale Zimmerman.
Steve Cary reflects on the end of summer and considers what might be expected of butterflies in cooler weather.
Read about Steve Cary’s butterfly adventures in south-central New Mexico searching for sulphurs and other species.
Our Chihuahuan Desert Jungle Read More »
Explore summer butterfly sightings in Steve Cary’s latest blog post.
Summer Butterfly Explosion Read More »
