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African Butterfly News
2020, 2020-6: 1 - 85
Publication Date : 2020-11-01
Author/s : Jeremy C.H. Dobson
Title : AFRICAN BUTTERFLY NEWS
NOVEMBER 2020 Edition
Abstract : Welcome to November's newsletter!
While not the largest newsletter to date in terms of pages, I believe this edition contains the greatest number of individual contributions: thanks to everyone concerned.
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African Butterfly News
2020, 2020-5: 1 - 82
Publication Date : 2020-09-03
Author/s : Jeremy C.H. Dobson
Title : AFRICAN BUTTERFLY NEWS
SEPTEMBER 2020 Edition
Abstract : Welcome to September’s newsletter!
Your editor is happy to report that, in South Africa at least, we are allowed out – just in time for the 2020 2021 butterfly season!
September’s edition contains 82 pages – thanks to everyone who has contributed.
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African Butterfly News
2020, 2020-4: 1 - 96
Publication Date : 2020-07-04
Author/s : Jeremy C.H. Dobson
Title : AFRICAN BUTTERFLY NEWS
JULY 2020 Edition
Abstract : July’s edition contains 96 pages (although this is admittedly padded by the English Naming project – refer to FEATURES); thanks to everyone who has contributed.For interest, this is the 24th edition of the newsletter; four years of African Butterfly News! I’ve produced a graph (below), which indicates the newsletter’s growth from a modest 11 pages in September 1996 to the 80 to 90 page mark currently.
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African Butterfly News
2020, 2020-3: 1 - 91
Publication Date : 2020-05-03
Author/s : Jeremy C.H. Dobson
Title : AFRICAN BUTTERFLY NEWS
MAY 2020 Edition
Abstract : Welcome to May’s newsletter!This edition of ABN, in terms of pages, is the largest to date; if nothing else, the extraordinary recent circumstances have given many of us an opportunity to photograph the butterflies found in our own gardens!
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African Butterfly News
2020, 2020-2: 1 - 78
Publication Date : 2020-03-03
Author/s : Jeremy C.H. Dobson
Title : African Butterfly News 2020-2
Abstract : Welcome to March’s newsletter!
This year's Pioneer Caper White (Belenois aurota) migration, at least on the Highveld, was the most spectacular example of this phenomenon for many years, possibly the largest since the great butterfly migration of 1966.
This and many other articles feature in this month's newsletter
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