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Vol. 2 – 18 (1994-2010): Various issues still available. Please contact NABA office for more information. Vol. 19, No. 1 – Spring 2011. Spring Into Action; Definitive Destination: Barton Creek Greenbelt, Austin, TX; Lifestyles of the Scaled & Beautiful: Gray Hairstreak; Members Gallery: Fooled You; Elinor Klapp-Phipps Park Update: A Success Story for Golden Banded-Skippers & Land Managers; National Butterfly Center Names New Executive Director; Count Column: Connecting Climate to Butterfly Count Data; Hot Seens Vol. 19, No. 2, 3, 4 – Summer, Fall, Winter 2011. The Buckwheat Metalmarks; Progress at the National Butterfly Center; The Texas Butterfly Garden at the National Butterfly Center; The New NABA Names Committee: Members & Procedures; A Brief Guide to Butterfly Behavior; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun; NABA Artists Contest; Hot Seens Vol. 20, No. 1 – Spring 2012. Need Me, Feed Me; Food for Thought: Butterfly Hostplants & Ranges; You Are What You Eat: Photodocumentation of Foodplants; Butterflies & Climate Change; Butterfly Count Column: Visualization of Count Data; Art of the Butterfly: Bear Jungle; White- spotted Satyr in South Texas, A New US Record; Hot Seens; Book Reviews: Moths of Northeastern and Butterflies of Toronto Vol. 20, No. 2 – Summer 2012. Orange & Black; Can a Monarch Return Home? The Springtime Flight of the Monarchs; Microclimates the Survival of Overwintering Monarchs; Will the Monarch Overwintering Sites Survive Climate Change?; Better Red than Dead; The Monarch-Milkweed Arms Race; Art of the Butterfly; Hot Seens; You Are What You Eat: Photodocumentation of Caterpillar Foodplants Monarch on Zizotes Milkweed; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: Monarch of a Vast Domain Vol. 20, No. 3/4 – Fall/Winter 2012. Shifting North: Warmer Climates are Changing the Ranges of Just About Everything; The 2012 NABA Members Meeting in Sierra Vista, AZ, part 1: The Possible Impossible; The 2012 NABA Members Meeting in Sierra Visa, AZ, part 2: Sky Islands Biodiversity; You are What You Eat: Goatweed Leafwing on Hogweed in TX; Gulf Fritillary on Bluecrown Passionflower in TX; NABA Photo Contest; Hot Seens; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: A Checkered Past; Book Review: A Swift Guide to Butterflies of North America Vol. 21, No. 1 – Spring 2013. Hairstreak False Heads Deflect Spider Attacks; Atala: The Fun Hairstreak Rides Again; Ministreaks of the & Mexico, including Vicroy’s Ministreak, a Newly Described ; You are What You Eat: Mallow S crub-Hairstreak on Threelobe False Mallow in TX and Silver-banded Hairstreak on Balloon Vine in TX; How the Great Purple Hairstreak Got Its Name; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: Hairstreak Memories; Hot Seens; Zebra Cross-Streak: A new Species for the United States Vol. 21, No. 2 – Summer 2013. Dating Disorders; Seasonally Affected Dating Disorder; Go Get Set on Your Marks: Cloudywings in the Thorybes; Social Butterflies: Flit to be Tied; Art of the Butterfly: All Souls (Mokpo); Hot Seens; Old Records of Karwinski’s Beauty from the US; Spotless Comma: A New Species for the US; Members’ Photo Gallery; Book Review Vol. 21, No. 3/4 – Fall/Winter 2013. Butterfly Conservation; Feeling Blue in Miami; Organic Farming and Butterflies; Don’t Shoot the Messenger; Conservation of Butterflies in Southern Ontario; Losing Butterflies in Westchester Co, NY: A Harbinger of Things to Come; The Role of Agriculture in Hudson Valley, NY Butterfly Conservation; Has the Monarch Lost its Realm?; Tallgrass Prairie Tragedies; Hot Seens; NABA Artist Contest Vol. 22, No. 1 – Spring 2014. Butterfliers and Inequality; Chattanooga Here We Come: California is so 2008!; Progress at the National Butterfly Center; The Butterfly House Industry: Conservation Risks and Education Opportunities; Elinor Klap-Phipps Park: A Story of Butterflies, Horses and People; Hot Seens; Book Review: Butterflies Up Close: A Guide to Butterfly Photography Vol. 22, No. 2 – Summer 2014. Confessions of a Genetically Modified Organism; Go Get Set on Your Marks: Cloudywings in the genus Thorybes Part 2; You Better Believe It – These Are Not Your Grandmother’s Quilts; Photographing Butterflies in Flight; NABA Count Column; Butterflies I’ve Seen; Hot Seens; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: Coppers: Blue, Purplish & Otherwise Vol. 22, No. 3 – Fall 2014. Can I List That Butterfly; Jewel of the Isle; NABA Members’ Meeting in Chattanooga, TN; You Are What You Eat: Pipevine Swallowtail on Swanflower in TX; Amethyst Hairstreak on Button Mangrove in FL; Photo Contest Winners; Hot Seens Vol. 22, No. 4 – Winter 2014. Tropical Milkweed & Injurious Effects; Binoculars for Butterflying; You Are What You Eat: Polydamas Swallowtail, Little Yellow; Interim Report of NABA Names Committee; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: Giants Among Us; Members’ Photo Gallery; Hot Seens Vol. 23, No. 1/2 – Spring/Summer 2015. What Does Pinocchio Eat?; Definitive Destination: Big Bend WMA, Florida; The National Butterfly Center – Ever More Progress; You Are What You Eat: Spicebush Swallowtail, American Snout; Predators! A Photo Essay; The Yard I Never Had; NABA Butterfly Count Column; Members Photo Gallery; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun!: Brown is the color of my true love’s eye-spots; Hot Seens Vol. 23, No. 3/4 – Fall/Winter 2015. The Flame Azalea Pollination Game; You Are What You Eat: Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, Great Southern White; We Are NABA: Charlie Roberto, Virginia Linch; Second Interim Report of the NABA Names Committee; NABA Artists Contest; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun! Native American Name-Bearers; Hot Seens Vol. 24, No. 1 – Spring 2016. Go Get Set On Your Marks: Satyrium Hairstreaks; You Are What You Eat: Gray Cracker on Bow-tie Vine in TX; We Are NABA: Ken Wilson; Blown Away by the TX Butterfly Festival; Olive Nicon (Niconiades nikko): First Report from the U.S.; Hot Seens; Book Review: Butterflies of Alaska. Vol. 24, No. 2 – Summer 2016. The Not-so Graceful Twig Ant in Biscayne National Park; NABA Executive Director Named; You Are What You Eat: Black Swallowtail on Golden Zizia in TX, Question Mark on Smallspike False Nettle in TX; We Are NABA: John Todd; Recent Progress at the National Butterfly Center; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun! Polite Skippers; Hot Seens Vol. 24, No. 3/4 – Fall/Winter 2016. A Butterflying Adventure to the North Slope of Alaska; You Are What You Eat: Phaon Crescent on Turkey Tangle Fogfruit in TX; We Are NABA: Marianna Treveno-Wright; In Memoriam: Buck Cooper; The Twelfth Biennial NABA Members Meeting: Mission, TX; Photographic Contest Winners; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun! Tropical Beauties, Centaurs & Amazons; First Reports of Three New Species from the United States.; Hot Seens Vol. 25, No. 1 – Spring 2017. Planet Change; Go Get Set On Your Marks: Satyrium Hairstreaks Part 2, the West; Daggers & Darts & Quakers too – My Passion for Moths; or, How A Butterfly Enthusiast Came to the Light; You Are What You Eat: Pipevine Swallowtail on Woolly Pipevine in TX; We Are NABA: Mary Lynn Delfino; White-striped Therra (Vacerra caniola): First Report from Mexico; Hot Seens Vol 25, No. 2 – Summer 2017. It’s People-Stupid!; Acting Locally to Help Globally Vulnerable Frosted Elfins; You Are What You Eat; Eye Color in Satyrs; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun!; In Memoriam: Jane Vicroy Scott; Hot Seens

Vol 25, No. 3/4 - Fall/Winter 2017. Butterflies Battle Border Wall; Definitive Destination: Ralph E. Simmons State Forest, Nassau Co. Florida; Butterfly Scouts, Be Prepared; The National Butterfly Center Gets Greener and Follows the Sun; Butterflies Along the Colorado Trail; You Are What You Eat; Members Photo Gallery; Hot Seens; NABA Art Contest Vol 26, No. 1- Spring 2018. Spring for Hope; Go Get Set On Your Marks; Heliconians; You Are What You Eat; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: Flashers!; Cuban Swallowtail (Papilio caiguanabus); Hot Seens Vol 26, No. 2 – Summer 2018. Fake News; Fireflies: A Silent Choir of Cool Fire Lights the Night Sky; The Magic of Monarchs in Mexico; You Are What You Eat; In Memoriam: Andres Marcelo Sada; Hot Seens Vol 26, No. 3 – Fall 2018. To Build a Wall or Not to Build a Wall, That is the Question, A Frosted Elfin Survey in East Texas, Definitive Destrination: Priests Pass, Lewis and Clark and Powell Counties, You Are What you Eat, Photographic Contest Winners, Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: Bleeding Hearts, Hot Seens. Vol 26, No. 4 – Winter 2018. Thanks. Go Get Set on Your Marks: Greater Fritillaries Part 4, Lassen Volcanic National Park and Vicinity. Finding Fritillaries in Lassen National Park. Tales from Tallahassee, You Are What You Eat, Cloudless Sulphur on Maryland Senna in Georgia; My Big Life; Hot Seens. Vol 27, No. 1 – Spring 2019. Balancing the U.S. Constitution on a Butterfly’s Back. Giant Silkmoths. A New Jersey Butterflying Big Year. You Are What You Eat, Bordered Patch on Straggler Daisy in Texas. We Are NABA: Jane Hurwitz. Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: Tangles Up in Blue. Hot Seens. Vol 27, No. 2 – Summer 2019. Birds v Butterflies: Different Keys to Life in a Man-Made World; National Butterfly Center Hits a Wall and Keeps Going; My Big Life: Searching for Ozark Swallowtails, and how to recognize one in case of a miraculous encounter; You Are What You Eat, Gray Hairstreak on Black Prairie-Clover in Texas; Hot Seens. Vol 27, No. 3 – Fall 2019. Loosen Up and Join the First Wild Gardening Festival; The Foresters of Ghana; My Big Life, Part 3: Searching for Outis Skipper; NABA Art Contest; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: A Butterfly Walks Into a Bar; Hot Seens. Vol 27, No. 4 – Winter 2019. Conserving Butterflies: Landing the Rare Ones; Bee-cirque du Soleil at the National Butterfly Center; My Big Life: Part 4, Alaskan Bogs and Rockslides; You Are What You Eat: Texan Crescent on Branched Foldwing in Texas; Stone Butterflies of New Mexico; Hot Seens. Vol 28, No. 1 – Spring 2020. Be a Good Girl or Boy and Go Play Outside; Definitive Destination: Roxborough State Park, Colorado; My Big Life: Part 5, Searching for Coahuila Giant-Skippers; You Are What You Eat: Funereal Duskywing on Poisonbean in Texas; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: An Eighty-eight by any other name; Hot Seens. Vol 28, No. 2 – Summer 2020. You Can’t Escape the Effects of Covid19; The National Butterfly Center Community; Wear to Go Butterflying; You Are What You Eat, Black Swallowtail on Sweet Fennel in Texas; We are NABA: Jaeson Clayborn; Hot Seens. Vol 28, No. 3 – Fall 2020. It’s as Clear as Black-and-White or Brown; Wonderful Oaxaca; Butterflying While Being Black; Members Photo Gallery; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: Boisduval’s Yellow. He’s not yellow, he’s just chicken; Photographic Contest Winners; Hot Seens. Vol 28, No. 4 – Winter 2020. Thanks. Definitive Destination: Great Smoky Mountains National Park; You Are What You Eat, Great Southern White on turnips in Florida, Statira Sulphur on Privet Senna in Florida; Art of the Butterfly; Hot Seens. Vol 29, No. 1 – Spring 2021. I Can See Butterflies at the End of the Turmoil; Laurel Wilt Disease and Palamedes Swallowtails; You Are What You Eat, Sleepy Orange on Maryland Senna in New Jersey; We Are NABA: Delia Smith; Taxonomists Just Wanna Have Fun: The Fabulous Fabricius; Hot Seens. Vol 29, No. 2 – Summer 2021. Looking Back on a Difficult Year and Looking Forward to a Bright Future; Definitive Destination: Ward Ridge Reservation, Westchester County, NY; You Are What You Eat, Atala on Coontie in Brevard County, Florida; My Big Life, Part 5, March 2021: California Dreamin’; My Big Life, Part 5, April 2021: Searching for ‘Crystal’Dusted Skippers in coastal North Carolina; Art of the Butterfly; Hot Seens. Vol 29, No. 3 - Fall 2021. Being Apolitical is Impossible; Definitive Destination: Kankakee Sands, Newton Co., Indiana; My Big Life: Part 7, May 2021. Searching for ‘Appalachian’ Tiger Swallowtails in the North Carolina Mountains; You Are What You Eat, Banded Hairstreak on Butternut Hickory (Carya cordiformis) in Sussex Co. NJ; NABA Art Contest; Hot Seens.

Other NABA Publications NABA Checklist & English Names The second edition of the checklist includes all 722 species of butterflies that have been recorded in North American, north of Mexico and in Hawaii, giving both English and scientific names Enjoying Butterflies More In this 32-page booklet, you will learn about butterflies and how they behave. You will learn how to find butterflies in the wild, how to attract them to your garden, and how to identify what species of butterfly you’re watching. th st th NABA Butterfly Count Report:4 of July (U.S.), 1 of July (Canada), and 16 of Sept. (Mexico)

These annual reports are available for years 1982-2010, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019.

Please Consider a Tax-Deductible Donation to NABA Donations to NABA are tax-deductible and can be designated towards many projects: q NABA Butterfly Center on 100 acres of land fronting the Rio Grande River in Mission, Texas is celebrating ten years of growth! NABA Butterfly Center provides an important link in the wildlife corridor along the Rio Grande Valley that is being created by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. The Lower Rio Grande Valley contains the most diverse butterfly fauna in the United States and is also one of the most endangered ecosystems in the United States. Your donation will help to preserve both butterflies and an endangered ecosystem. q NABA Florida Butterfly Movement in extreme southern Florida, NABA continues working to learn about and save rare and endangered butterflies. An innovative project to save Bartram’s Scrub-Hairstreaks by planting crotons throughout south Florida is now underway. NABA was directly responsible for the State and Federal listings of Miami Blue as an endangered species and has funded research on Schaus’ Swallowtails. NABA continues to speak out against toxic mosquito spraying. q NABA Swamp Metalmark Fund has been created to protect the Swamp Metalmark butterfly and its habitat, as well as other butterflies of the upper Midwest United States. q NABA General Fund donations are used to support projects that we see as critical for NABA’s mission of butterfly conservation