museum 'poachers'
Todd Redhead
todd.redhead at sympatico.ca
Wed Apr 10 19:42:37 EDT 2002
"Grkovich, Alex" wrote: re: C. tullia inornata (Common Ringlet)
What seems interesting is that, while the species has recently
spread into southern New England, it has apparently not done so in the Upper
Midwest; for example, while occurring abundantly in the Canadian Zone of
northern Michigan and Ontario, I have never found it or heard of it from
southwestern Ontario, southern Michigan etc.
I got a couple in that I collected a mile or two west of London, Ontario. London,
I believe is usually considered the cutoff for southwestern Ontario. Now maybe
these were strays from a little further north but there were a lot more than just
two in the area. I only grabbed these ones when I could not spot the polyxenes
that I was looking for. Maybe this year I will keep an eye out when on my trips
further south towards Windsor, Ontario.
Todd
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