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Post by mothman27 on Mar 22, 2019 17:11:40 GMT -8
Just got these beautiful Speyeria adiaste clemensei  |
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Post by leptraps on May 10, 2019 13:17:06 GMT -8
Speyeria adiaste clemensei is on my list for next year. I may try a four or five week trip to California to collect. I have been to California in the Spring and early summer. I think late May early June.
Any suggestion s?
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Post by mothman27 on Mar 15, 2020 10:29:01 GMT -8
This week was my spring break and I finally finished pinning my papered Speyeria. I have been fortunate to get some very nice examples, my collection now has all 16 species of Speyeria found in the USA. Enjoy the photos. Drawer #1 S. aphrodite, S. cybele, S. diana, S. edwardsii, S. nokomis. Drawer #2 S. adiaste, S. atlantis, S. callippe, S. carolae, S. coronis, S. egleis, S. hesperis, S. hydaspe, S. idalia, S. mormonia, S. zerene. S. carolae(2♂) - This one took me the longest to acquire  Some of my favorites - S. idalia occidentalis(♀♂) and S. diana(♀♂)   |
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Post by trehopr1 on Mar 15, 2020 21:20:41 GMT -8
A very impressive accomplishment Tim !! I have only got four of the species myself; those being cybele, idalia, diana, and aphrodite.
Looking at your two drawers of these wonderful butterflies I can now see all of the nice varied species present here in North America. Far better than opening up three or four books at once to see them.
Bravo...
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Post by leptraps on Mar 16, 2020 5:05:55 GMT -8
I did this once on a previous thread. Do I need to do it again?
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Post by miguel on Mar 16, 2020 9:57:35 GMT -8
Some of those Speyeria are equals like the european Argynnis
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Post by Adam Cotton on Mar 16, 2020 13:29:35 GMT -8
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