Butterfly Sightings

[JH]

Bauer Park is a great place for butterflying - Bill Yule, Cindi Kobak and I
went there after the CBA trip last Saturday and found Broad-winged Skippers,
in addition to many of the species you mentioned - no Fieries or White Ms
though!).
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John Himmelman
Killingworth, CT USA
jhimmel at connix.com
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-----Original Message-----
From: Epmanshell at aol.com <Epmanshell at aol.com>
To: ctleps-L at lists.yale.edu <ctleps-L at lists.yale.edu>
Date: Saturday, September 02, 2000 4:37 PM
Subject: Re: Butterfly Sightings


>On Friday, September 1st,  Clay Taylor, Rich Chyinski and I visited Bauer
>Park in Madison and found a total of twenty species of butterflies.  The
>species list is as follows:
>
>Eastern Tiger Swallowtail (1), Spicebush Swallowtail (1), Cabbage White
(55),
>Clouded Sulphur (1), Orange Sulphur (7), White-M Hairstreak (1), Eastern
>Tailed Blue (4), Summer Azure (2), Great Spangled Fritillary (4), Pearl
>Crescent (2),  American Lady (3), Common Buckeye (1), Common Wood Nymph
(2),
>Monarch (2), Silver-spotted Skipper (3), Least Skipper (5), Fiery Skipper
>(2-3), Peck's Skipper (15), Northern Broken Dash (3), Zabulon Skipper (4)
>
>Lenny Brown
>Wallingford
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