New to list and to Lepidoptera
Richard Seaman
r_seaman at hotmail.com
Sun Apr 14 12:57:02 EDT 2002
Holly,
You could try:
http://www.richard-seaman.com/Insects/links.html#butterflies
Richard.
hdt at runewolf.net (Holly D Tunning Canfield) wrote in message news:<4435.208.192.16.173.1018747645.squirrel at mail.runewolf.net>...
> I'm new to the list and to lepidoptera ... I was birding this weekend and
> came across a butterfly or moth that I cannot find a pic of to be able to
> id it at either enature.com or the North Prarie site.
>
> It was less than an inch long ... had a "hairy" black body, had black wings
> with 1 yellow spot on each "back wing" and 1 orange spot on each "front
> wing" (ok, it's very evident how new I am at this!) This was lakeside in
> north central West Virginia, at about 4:00 pm on a very sunny, warm day.
> This little guy lit on my hands and walked around for several minutes
> before I had to coax him off onto a plant.
>
> And help, suggestions or references to good url's, books etc would be
> appreciated. Since I'm going to be out birding I want to learn what all
> the butterflies and such I see are.
> --
> Holly D Tunning Canfield hdt at runewolf.net
> "Save time... see it my way."
>
> "When we talk to God it's called prayer. When God talks back it's called
> schizophrenia."
>
> "Where are we going and what am I doing in this handbasket?"
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