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A Rare Visitor in Garibaldi Highlands, May 2021

Posted onJuly 1, 2021September 26, 2021Authorswallow

A Johnson’s Hairstreak butterfly, member of a red-listed (endangered) species, visited a garden in Garibaldi Highlands in late May. Read More …

CategoriesNature NotesTagsbiodiversity, butterfly, old-growth forest, red-listed

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