Tag: Butterflies
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Life Histories: The Butterflies of Cascadia In documenting the life histories of Cascadia’s butterflies, every one
of the 158 species represented a separate research project. The result
has been a wealth of biological and ecological knowledge that simply did
not exist before David Nunnallee and WSU entomologist David James began
their monumental task.
Fall 2012
Categories: Entomology, Biological sciences
Tags: Butterflies, Cascades
The fate of a blue butterfly
Summer 2011
A century or so ago, late spring in Oregon’s Willamette Valley saw
waves of delicate blue and brown butterflies across a million acres of
prairie, lighting on equally delicate lupines to lay their eggs. At least we can imagine it tha...
Categories: Biological sciences, Environmental studies
Tags: Butterflies, Endangered species
The Butterfly Lady
Fall 2004
Like many children, Chris Hunter
Hebdon enjoyed being outdoors, searching for insects on the ground,
in the water, and on plants. Beetles were her favorite.Her love of insects came from her mother, who, when she returned
to school to become a biol...
Categories: Alumni, Entomology
Tags: Butterflies