She-Bear, Dorothea, and the Loafers
August 23, 2020 By Steven J. Cary At this late stage of summer there are plenty of butterfly tales to […]
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Wild Rivers
By Steve Cary, July 31, 2020 Howdy New Mexico Butterflyers: The latest newsletter of the Native Plant Society of New
Gettin’ the Blues
Blues are giving me complexes. Or are my complexes giving me the Blues? By Steve Cary Please allow me a
Hairstreaks on the Move?
June 27, 2020 By Steve Cary Before I leave the topic of subtropical stray butterflies, I want to place the
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A Tale of Two Buckeyes
Dear New Mexico Butterfly Admirers, Last year’s Los Alamos Butterfly Count produced a big surprise: a ‘Dark’ Tropical Buckeye, which
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Brambles’ Affinity for Fire
June 1, 2020 Dear New Mexico Butterfly Fans, Long-time botanist friend of mine, Chick Keller, recently photographed a butterfly, emailed
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Gimme a Simius
Dear New Mexico Butterfly aficionados, fans, students, adherents, gardeners, photographers, wranglers, busters, etc., Perhaps it’s how I am dealing with
Week 2, Day 4: Pollinators
The first pollinators of spring arrive on the heels of the first flowers! Explore the importance of our local pollinators
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Pollinators Spring into Action
By Jenna Stanek and Steve Cary Pollination is a vital stage in the life cycle of all flowering plants. It
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