VEry nice, Mike! Thank you. We can all use more of that. Bob P. Happy revels to all during the bleaks. On Thu, December 16, 2021 6:38 pm, Mike Patterson wrote: Peace Through Music: Event for the

Thank you for posting this. Loved it. Donated $25. Peace, Carolyn - Carolyn Heberlein - Fremont Neighborhood, Seattle, Washington - Landline: 206-633-2313

Peace Through Music: Event for the Environment https://youtu.be/e_-WtUc8r5A -- Mike Patterson Astoria, OR I don't know... http://www.surfbirds.com/community-blogs/northcoastdiaries/?p=3924

Some news: https://phys.org/news/2021-11-peeking-chrysalis-videos-reveal-growth.html -- Norbert Kondla Calgary, Alberta, Canada https://www.flickr.com/photos/118126948@N03/

If Christina, it is a special photo. Bob P Edmon ton

Here is a link to an interesting Colias from this past season in southwestern Alberta. It is not a unique aberrant. Not sure if it is a yellow form of the normally orange Colias christina or a

This is a longish report about relatively few butterflies, so read only if you have the spare time. Intent upon one final field trip for the season, I drove to Alpowa Summit, east of Pomeroy, on

For those that were asking about the recording of this talk, it's available now! https://youtu.be/Oryf1xg0eDY

I to would like to watch it if it was taped. Sue

Yes, I second Sue’s inquiry! Would love to watch a recording if available. Many thanks, Amanda Amanda Egertson Pronouns: she/her/hers Stewardship Director Deschutes Land Trust 210 NW Irving Avenue,

Hi Bob, By any chance was your presentation recorded? I'm sure I'm not the only one who would like to view it after the fact. Sue Anderson

Hey yes, that was a very enjoyable explanation of the bits and pieces I have picked up over my first butterfly season this past year! It was helpful hearing you pronounce the scientific names of our

Yes..very enjoyable. Bob P Edmonton

Thank you so much, Terry! RMP On Sun, September 19, 2021 8:07 am, Terry Peterson wrote: Thanks for the heads up, Bob! That was a fascinating presentation. Very well done.

Thanks for the heads up, Bob! That was a fascinating presentation. Very well done.

Hi Bob to you too! Yes--please give Gordon my best regards, and ask him to please drop me a quick reply to my query ofSeptember 6, if he has a chance. Thanks! And have a good time. All the

Hi Bob! Oh man, I can’t attend. I’ll be at Gordon Pratt’s ranch , for his annual native plant sale. Not sure if you know him; if so, reply if you want me to say hi to him for you. Cheers, -Bob

This is short notice, but I will be giving a Zoom talk Saturday morning at 11 A< that some may wish to attend. See the details and link here:

Thanks, Stewart. It is the 35th species here at Swede Park. I reckon 50 might be possible, especially withwarming (though our seasons seem to get cooler and wetter). Grays are showing up more and more

Congratulations Bob! One I too have looked for, for decades, here in Seattle, but to no avail so far. (and one I missed from elementary school years in the early to mid 60's, regularly finding them