Phoebis sennae and Eurema lisa
Bob Barber
bob at vertigo.hsrl.rutgers.edu
Tue Aug 25 05:43:16 EDT 1998
Phoebis Sennae are abundant in Cumberland and Cape May counties, New
Jersey, right now. They seem to have been increasing in abundance since
mid-July. Of more interest, is a huge influx of Eurema lisa that has
occured within the last week. On 22 Aug. I saw 30-40 in two fields near
the Delaware Bay. This is probably more than I have ever seen in a whole
season in the past. I haven't checked my notes, but I don't recall
recording it at all in the last two years.
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Bob Barber <bob at vertigo.hsrl.rutgers.edu>
Rutgers University - Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences
Haskin Shellfish Research Laboratory -Histology/Pathology
New Jersey USA
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