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Lecture and Booksigning - Natural History of Butterflies by Steve Cary

Why are butterflies so beautiful? Why are some species as common as dirt, while others can be seen only after mounting carefully planned expeditions to remote locations? Where do butterflies go in winter? Using his beautiful photos, Steve will illuminate the secret treasures of New Mexico's butterflies.

Steve's new book Butterfly Landscapes of New Mexico will be available for purchase at NatureWorks that evening; and Steve will sign books after the lecture.

Steven J. Cary. Born and educated in Wisconsin, he arrived in New Mexico in 1980 and has spent 30 years studying and photographing New Mexico's butterflies. By publishing scientific reports, popular articles and a poster, and through countless informal butterfly walks and talks, Steve Cary has become New Mexico's unofficial "Butterfly Guy." Since 1999, he has been the Natural Resource Planner and Chief Naturalist for New Mexico State Parks. His book, "Butterfly Landscapes of New Mexico," was published by New Mexico Magazine in 2009 and remains the only book about New Mexico butterflies.

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New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
1801 Mountain Rd. NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
United States

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