Birds and Butterflies of south Florida

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Posted by Bob Kelley on 12:40:37 01/15/06

In Reply to: Re: Larry: Question re your posting posted by Larry Manfredi

I still have not figured out how to highlight
the text to delete it, but backspacing over it works
quite well.
If you need any information about our local butterflies ask Roger Hammer or me. The same holds for spiders.
I certainly agree with Larry on the Calhoun-Glassberg-Minno Butterflies Through Binoculars in Florida book. There are now several excellent books on caterpillars also, with the most recent one being Caterpillars of North America by David L. Wagner published by Princeton University Press. It includes most of the moth caterpillars also.
It has been interesting this weekend watching the white ibis on the University of Miami campus ignore the hoardes of people at the Beaux Arts show. I heard, but did not see some Blue and Gold MacCaws.
Bob Kelley

Bob Kelley

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