A video of this meeting is available at: https://youtu.be/SwNeGUF6F14 Dave Nunnallee has long had an intense interest in natural history, including birds,butterflies, dragonflies, native plants, and natural history in general. A retired engineerand co-founder of the Washington Butterfly Association, he…
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A video of this meeting is available at: https://youtu.be/g65_v5w4dhY Description: Butterflies don’t just flutter, and birds don’t merely flap. They also hover, glide, soar, burst, stoop, and perform a remarkable suite of additional flight styles, all in accordance with their…
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Hi Butterfly Enthusiasts, Finally we will be meeting again for a weekend of Butterfly Study in Washington State! Here is a special issue of G’Num with all of the details: https://wabutterflyassoc.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/GnumConference-Issue-2022.pdf You can register online at https://reg.planetreg.com/E531224743163165 …
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In Caitlin’s LaBar’s words from her blog, Northwest Butterflies: For the last few decades, lepidopterists in the west have been uncertain how to classify a variably-marked group of Celastrina (azure butterflies) in the Columbia River watershed. Until now, only…
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For the first time since 2019, WBA is planning field trips for the 2022 season as long as COVID rates remain low! If it increases again, we’ll need to re-evaluate. Trip leaders have the option to limit the number of…
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