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2018 Annual Report: Moths & Butterflies of Grizzly Peak Preserve

Male Blues
Male blues taking moisture and minerals from mud.
DATE: 2018
AUTHOR: Dana Ross (Entomologist/Lepidoptera Specialist)
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INTRODUCTION

The Grizzly Peak Preserve was sampled for butterflies and moths during May, June and October, 2018. A grand total of 218 species were documented and included 170 moths and 48 butterflies. These are presented as an annotated checklist in the appendix of this report. Butterflies and day-flying moths were sampled during daylight hours with an insect net. Nocturnal moths were collected using battery-powered backlight traps over single night periods at 10 locations during each monthly visit.

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iNaturalist Grizzly Peak Preserve Biodiversity Project

Owlet moth caterpillar on Madia elegans (Elegant tarweed)
Owlet moth caterpillar on Madia elegans (Elegant tarweed)
STARTED: January 2018
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INTRODUCTION

The Grizzly Peak Preserve Biodiversity Project was started as a way to encourage visitors to participate in meaningful citizen-science by adding their observations, contributing not only to the biological inventories of the preserve, but also highlighting the outstanding biodiversity of the greater Cascade-Siskiyou eco-region.

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