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Endangered Species Facts
July. These adults mate and lay eggs that will not hatch until the following spring. Feeding Habits Karner blue caterpillars feed only on the leaves of the wild lupine plant. Adults feed on the nectar of flowering plants. This severely restricts where they can survive. Range Karner blue butterflies are ...
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Karine Franke Vote for the Karner Blue for New York State Butterfly
Karner Kids By Karina Franke Become a Karner Kid! Please come join our bid To fill the New York skies With Karner Blue butterflies. The question is what can you do For the endangered Karner Blue? ... Karner butterflies Swarmed New York’s pine barren skies. Today, Karner Blue numbers are way low. Let’s bring back their beautiful blue glow! You’ve heard the what, the how, and the why KARNER BLUE ...
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The Federal Karner Blue Butterfly Recovery Plan
Karner Blue larvae. The plants reproduce by producing stems through rhizomes and through seeds, and survive better when an overlying plant protects them from grazers such as deer. Nectar provides adult Karner Blue Butterflies with added energy that yields greater longevity and fecundity. Ants were found to exhibit a mutualistic relationship with Karner Blue Butterfly ...
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Endangered Species Day
Concern Featured Species Bald Eagle Canada Lynx Freshwater Mussels Gray Wolf Indiana Bat Karner Blue Butterfly Kirtland's Warbler Piping Plover Whooping Crane Endangered Species Act FAQs ... Gray Wolf Recovery Karner Blue Butterfly Enjoy the outdoors at one of Wisconsin's wonderful National Wildlife Refuges. Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is home to Karner blue butterflies, whooping cranes, wolves, ...
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USFWS: Karner Blue Butterfly
Karner Blue Butterfly Habitat Conservation Plan Wisconsin's Karner Blue Butterfly Habitat Conservation Plan Wisconsin Karner Blue Statewide HCP - Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Articles About Karner Blue Butterflies: Butterflies Benefit from Statewide HCP (July 2000) The Karner blue ...
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Butterfly and Moth Symbolism List 3 Cultural Entomology Digest 4
Soul of Witches Butterflies symbolize witches and fairies, but they also symbolize the soul of witches. Both butterflies and witches have the ability to change their form; butterflies ... , the Albany Pine Bush, had become reduced to only several hundred acres. The Karner Blue--which was first discovered by Vladimir Nabokov, the novelist--really is endemic to ...
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Checklist of Butterflies for North America
Blue Euphilotes rita pallescens Spalding's Blue Euphilotes spaldingi Small Blue Philotiella speciosa* Philotiella speciosa leona Arrowhead Blue Glaucopsyche piasus Silvery Blue Glaucopsyche lygdamus Northern Blue Lycaeides idas Melissa Blue Lycaeides melissa 'Karner' Melissa Blue Lycaeides melissa samuelis Greenish Blue ... Metalmark Apodemia nais chisosensis Brushfooted Butterflies Family Nymphalidae ...
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Gossamer-wing Butterflies - Family Lycaenidae
Butterflies - Family Lycaenidae Gossamer-wing Butterflies Family Lycaenidae Harvesters Subfamily ... Blue Euphilotes spaldingi Small Blue Philotiella speciosa Philotiella speciosa leona Arrowhead Blue Glaucopsyche piasus Silvery Blue Glaucopsyche lygdamus Northern Blue Lycaeides idas Melissa Blue Lycaeides melissa 'Karner' Lycaeides melissa samuelis Greenish Blue Plebejus saepiolus San Emigdio Blue ...
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EEK! - Critter Corner - Karner Blue Butterfly
To see a Karner blue "flutter ... is in Wisconsin: http://www.naba.org/counts/ummap.html USGS-Butterflies of North America Learn more about the Karner blue and other butterflies in Wisconsin (Leaves EEK!): http://www.npwrc.org/resource/distr ...
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EEK! -Karner Blue Butterfly Lifecycle
EEK! -Karner Blue Butterfly Lifecycle . Karner Blue Butterfly Lifecycle Karner Blue Butterfly Life History: The Karner blue butterfly produces two broods of young each year, a spring brood and a summer brood. ... mates and lays eggs on the lupine plant. The second brood of butterflies emerge mid-July to early August. Their eggs over-winter to hatch again in April. Back to Karner Blue Butterfly. .
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