Steve Cary’s blog about butterflies of New Mexico.
After overwintering as pupae, several species of whites and orangetips eclose in early spring and immediately set about searching for mates on desert hilltops.
Butterfly Rites of Spring II: Desert Hilltoppers Read More »
Each of our resident butterflies has a plan to survive winter.
Butterfly Rites of Spring I: Adult Hibernators Read More »
Mike Sanchez and I wanted to check out the northern side of the Sandias, so we started out early and the first place we stopped was the Tunnel Spring trailhead.
Butterfly Blog: Bryan Reynolds’ April 2017 Butterfly Photography Expedition, Part 2 Read More »
Bryan Reynolds has strong New Mexico connections and is very generous with his experience and with his spectacular photos.
Butterfly Blog: Bryan Reynolds’ April 2017 Butterfly Photography Expedition, Part 1 Read More »
December 20, 2020 By Steven J. Cary But first, the news. Butterflies of New Mexico has received some important updates.
Genomics Analysis Reveals Stealth Butterfly Species Read More »
November 10, 2020 By Steven J. Cary Marcy and I laid out our October travel plans in four parts: (1)
Oct. 27, 2020 By Steven J. Cary It sounds ridiculous now that winter has arrived, but things were different in
September 17, 2020 By Steve Cary A Quick Announcement: The Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) has centralized all “Butterflies of
August 23, 2020 By Steven J. Cary At this late stage of summer there are plenty of butterfly tales to
She-Bear, Dorothea, and the Loafers Read More »
