Join Space Coast Audubon Society for our
March 20th Meeting
“Central Florida Butterflies”
WHO: Space Coast Audubon
Society (SCAS)
WHERE: Rockledge
Presbyterian Church, 921 Rockledge Dr, Rockledge, FL.
WHEN: March 20, 2015 at 7:30
pm
Space Coast Audubon board member Jim
Stahl will be our speaker and will be presenting Central Florida Butterflies
Jim Stahl is the retired natural areas
manager from the Columbus, Ohio park system of over 20,000 acres and a retired
adjunct professor/senior lecturer at Otterbein College and Capital University. He is an eco-tourism guide taking cruise ship
passengers on nature outings, an active volunteer at the Merritt Island
National Wildlife Refuge and the Enchanted Forest. Those of you that attend the Space Coast
Birding & Wildlife Festival hopefully have joined Jim on his guided field
trips showcasing the flora at Dicerandra Scrub Sanctuary and the North Brevard
Area.
Butterfly watching, scientifically
known as Lepidoptry, is a rapidly growing hobby among nature lovers. On sunny days around noon when birds are least
active, butterflies are most active; providing birders a good alternative. Over 185 species of these winged jewels occur
in Florida. We'll look at some of the more common species from around Central
Florida along with their caterpillars and host plants. Those wanting to attract butterflies to their
yard will definitely get some great ideas from Jim on what the best plants
would be.
Visit the Space Coast Audubon Society
website at www.spacecoastaudubon.org
We look forward to another great
turnout.
Jim Eager
Space Coast Audubon Society
Vice President
Program/Publicity Chair
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