Subject: Re: monarch populations

From: Cal Snyder <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 14 Jul 1995 16:54:15 -0400

Data from various June and July  butterfly counts
in metropolitan NY and Long Island show  that
Monarch populations are normal for this time
of year, with an average mix of fresh and worn
adults and numerous larvae.
        This year  adults of many common species
are appearing later and some in lower numbers,
perhaps due in part to a cool spring & early summer.
        Cal Snyder

[email-masked] (Cal Snyder)
Cal Snyder
Department of Entomology
American Museum of Natural History
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