visit to the Monarch reserves (long)

[Grkovich, Alex]

They are on Hawaii...I have a couple of specimens (early March 2000)...one
male, normal size, normal ground color...the other a small female, somewhat
worn but with a rather washed out ground color...not white (which occurs on
Hawaii) but definitely a washed out orange brown.

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> From:	Guy_VdP at t-online.de [SMTP:Guy_VdP at t-online.de]
> Sent:	Tuesday, March 11, 2003 2:30 AM
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> Subject:	Re: visit to the Monarch reserves (long)
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> > And didn't I hear that they're in Hawaii?
> 
> You might, and also on the Canary Islands.
> 
> > Strikes me that the variety of natural histories of various Monarch
> > populations, which suggest that we might be watching examples of pretty
> > incredible variation and evolutionary potential, is the truly
> interesting
> > subject! 
> > 
> > Woody
> 
> Guy.
> 
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