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Providing information on the butterflies and moths of North Texas.
| The Dallas County Lepidopterists' Society was established in 1995. Its purpose is to provide a forum where people may gather to share an interest in butterflies and moths, whether that interest takes the form of collecting, gardening, photography, study or casual observation. |
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Regular monthly meetings generally take place locally. As a member, you will notified of all meetings and field trips by email. Membership is free and open to anyone (you do NOT need to live in Dallas County). To join, just send an email message to Dale Clark, and include your email address and physical mailing address. |
Spring brings an ever growing list of species of butterflies -- here's a few common ones that are flying right now.
For a complete list click on "What's On The Wing".
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Red Spotted Purple | Orange Sulphur (Colias eurytheme) | Monarch (Danaus plexippus) | Hackberry Emperor (Asterocampa celtis) | Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta) |
Come join us in September. More details on the the Calendar of Events Page.
Dallas Butterflies on Yahoo groups!
Talk to other DCLS members, notify other members of unusual sightings, what's flying in your own yard, or ask questions about butterflies and moths. To join Dallas Butterflies listserve go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dallasbutterflies/
Click on "What's New on the Website" at the navigation bar to the left to see what's been added to the site since your last visit.
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All photos on this website copyright Dale Clark, unless stated otherwise, and can not be used without written permission.
