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Help Track Kamehameha Butterflyies - Carey - 02-18-2014

Received an email that the Pulelehua project is looking for any information on the presence of the Kamehameha Butterfly (our state insect) to help track the butterfly distribution anywhere on the Islands

If you would like to help document the distribution, simply go to their "submit a sighting":
http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/pulelehua/SubmitaSighting.aspx

for information on the Pulelehua Project, and pictures and ID info, go to: http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/pulelehua/Home.aspx


RE: Help Track Kamehameha Butterflyies - Peter Easterling - 02-18-2014

Thanks for the tip, Carey. We saw the story but didn't catch the website to submit a butterfly sighting. Participatory species salvation. We can all do this.


RE: Help Track Kamehameha Butterflyies - robguz - 02-18-2014

Also, can always plant Mamaki in your yard to provide the Kamehameha Butterfly with somewhere to lay their eggs.


RE: Help Track Kamehameha Butterflyies - Midnight Rambler - 02-18-2014

An easier-to-remember web addres is http://kamehamehabutterfly.com (it actually redirects to the same one Carey posted).


RE: Help Track Kamehameha Butterflyies - bananahead - 02-18-2014

Like Robguz said, wherever you see larger groups of Mamaki, you should see the Kam Butterflies... best place I know of is BirdPark on Mauna Loa side of HVNP...

here is a pic of one on a green Mamaki from last year...
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=132871400076176&l=9d729fc9dc

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