CASSIUS BLUE

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Posted by Brian Ahern on 01:05:11 03/28/06

In Reply to: Miami Blue... posted by ACE @ Sadowski

It's a Cassius Blue, pretty common throughout the state. Miami Blues are somewhat similar, but have only been seen recently on Bahia Honda Key (though there is a reintroduction problem in Everglades NP). A really good book for learning Florida Butterflies is "Butterflies through Binoculars: Florida" by Glassberg, Minno, Calhoun. I'm sure they sell it at the vistor's center at ENP.
Brian Ahern
Tampa, FL.
BrianAhern@aol.com
Photos: http://community.webshots.com/user/floridanature

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Comments:	: : It's a Cassius Blue, pretty common throughout the state. Miami Blues are somewhat similar, but have only been seen recently on Bahia Honda Key (though there is a reintroduction problem in Everglades NP). A really good book for learning Florida Butterflies is "Butterflies through Binoculars: Florida" by Glassberg, Minno, Calhoun. I'm sure they sell it at the vistor's center at ENP. : Brian Ahern : Tampa, FL. : BrianAhern@aol.com : Photos: http://community.webshots.com/user/floridanature
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