Successful Translocation of Bay Checkerspot Larvae to Edgewood Natural Preserve

In Uncategorized on February 22, 2012 at 5:08 pm

On Tuesday, Feb 21, 2012, Creekside staff transferred 2,762 larvae as part of an ongoing reintroduction of threatened checkerspot butterflies to Edgewood Natural Preserve, located in San Mateo County.

Can you locate the Checkerspot larva (caterpillar) in this photo?

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