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Jay Kaplan requested that I post the following annoucement on the CTleps  
list.
 
Lenny Brown
Wallingford
 
 
 
Annual Betty Kleiner Lecture - Lifestyles of East Coast  Butterflies
 
On Sunday, April 18th at 2 PM, Richard Cech will be the featured speaker at 
 Roaring Brook Nature Center's annual  Betty Kleiner Memorial Lecture. 
Butterfly lifestyles reflect intimate links with  the host plants on which they 
feed. Why do butterflies select certain hosts? How  do host plants fight 
back against browsing caterpillars? How does plant choice  affect other key 
aspects of a butterfly's lifestyle, from when it emerges as an  adult to how it 
spends the winter? Find out the answers to these questions, plus  many 
interesting and surprising facts about butterflies' hidden lives. Rick  Cech, a 
former West Hartford resident, is co-author of "Butterflies  of the East 
Coast: An Observer's Guide" 
 
Admission to this program is free to Hartford Audubon Society members as 
well as members of the  Connecticut Butterfly Association and the Connecticut 
Ornithological  Association. The program fee is $5.00 for others. Additional 
 information is available by calling the Nature Center at (860)  693-0263.
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