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[Mike Leski]

Yes, a good point.  Who hasn't watched a butterfly fly into the path of an oncoming vehicle, only to bounce away the moment before impact.  This seems to be a determining factor in the quality of the specimen-road kill-that one may obtain from the event.  The first lep I collected in my second life was a suicidal A. celtis that I watched fly into my right front quarter panel while driving down the Blue Ridge Parkway.  Now a spread specimen in my Virginia drawer.
 
Mike

"Stanley A. Gorodenski" <stan_gorodenski at asualumni.org> wrote: