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  • Found a whole slew of them! In the wilds here in Oregon. Doing research and a write up with my photography of them and found your video as I was researching.

    Thank you for putting there not to touch them!! They need all the help they can get.....

  • Help plz umm wat is itz niche i have a project on it...plz help me??

  • Haha! No prob!

    OK, These butterflies are found in isolated sunny areas, wherever the Wild Blue Lupine is found. This is very important. The lupine usually prefers dry sandy habitats. The larva (Or caterpillars) have only one food source, and that is the leaves of the Blue Lupine. Nothing else!!

    The adult butterflys are about an inch in wing span (relatively small) and feed on many flowers where they would get their source of necter. Male Karner Blues are ussually prettier than the females.

  • poor things went extinct

  • Actually, they did not! I just found another one the other day!!!

  • really omg my cousin is going to flip

    she loves butterflies and was so upset when she found out that they went extinct.

    this is really going to cheer her up

    thanks alot

  • You're Welcome!

  • lol

    take care of that butterfly if you decided to keep it

    kk

    lol

  • I didn't. It was in a habitat where the wild blue lupine grows, so I left it.

  • Nice video! When Crossgates Mall first opened, I didn't shop there its entire first year in protest to their destruction of so much of that Pine Bush area. Glad to see little old blue survived and is still around!

  • Thanks! They are more common in other states because of that. Now mayor Jennings wants to put a hotel right next to it. Seriously contradicting the establishment of the Pine Bush in the first place. I'm with you on that, I wish I could go back in time and make them add onto Colonie Center intstead. Even though they already did, But I'm talking about a third and fourth level.

  • Lovely little.

  • Yeah. They are very harmless, and surprisingly small!

  • wonderful butterfly. I find insects to be fascinating.

  • Yeah. These are cool. I read about them in a NY State Regents exam, and found them the next summer.

  • Nice. These small butterflies are sooo hard to film. Good job.:)

  • Thanks. You have them too!?

  • We have a very similar species called Summer Blue Azure butterflies. I have some footage of one, somewhere. I'll try to find and post. They sure look alike. Beautiful creatures!

  • Yeah they are.  I love them!

  • pretty little thing. good message.

  • Thank you so much. I love how harmless these butterflies are. Thanks alot for watching also.

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