ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
My thanks to Cris Guppy, Jon Shepard
and Chris Schmidt for sharing their Pend-d’ Oreille specimen data.
Thanks also to Steve Kohler, Don Lafontaine and Jon Shepard for
examining Euphydryas specimens and sharing their views on
the Euphydryas anicia/chalcedona situation. Gary Anweiler,
Cris Guppy, Martin Honey and Harry Pavulaan provided literature
assistance. Charles Bird, Rob Cannings, Stewart Clow, Cris Guppy,
Peter Newroth and James Scott kindly reviewed drafts of this report.
Thanks to the BC Forest Service for providing the study area satellite
image. And of course, thanks to the Living Landscapes Program for
funding support. Special thanks to Trudy Kondla for company on many
of the field trips and providing proficient butterfly-spotting assistance.
Oh yes, how could I almost forget to thank Stewart Clow for pointing
to a blue at a roadside puddling area and asking the question "What’s
that?". Had he not done so, the Northern Blue could have easily
gone unreported.
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