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Utah Bug Club Field Trip to Y Mountain/Slide Canyon, Utah County, Utah--May 8, 2004
Photographs courtesy Susie Paulk
Richard Glassford with his son, Richard observing a spring white butterfly.
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| The Olson Family--Rick, Amber, and Justin looking for two-tailed swallowtails at the intersection of Y Trail and Slide Canyon. | Todd Stout explaining the flight path of the male two-tailed swallowtails near Slide Canyon. Looking on is Jeff Baker, Alex Baker, and Rick Olson and family. |
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| Where did that painted lady go? | Intersection of Y Mountain Trail and Slide Canyon. This is the spot where several thistle crescents, spring whites, rocky mountain dusky wings and some two-tailed swallowtails were seen. |
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| Matt and Maggie Donaldson hiking up the Y Trail in search of queen alexandra's sulphurs. | Paul Laemmlen with his son Daniel and friend. |
Note: If I have made any mistakes or omissions in identifying you or your kids, please let me know either by e-mail or at the meetings, and I will correct it--Thanks, Todd.