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The Roux Comes First

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1. Dang Good Question

Reply to 3Hotdogs (Original post)

Thu Aug 14, 2025, 11:41 PM

Aug 14

What can you tell us about the prevalence of flowers compared to years past? How about meteorology ditto?

There' seems to be evidence of climate change causing shifts in migration and abundance for many species. Butterflies, like amphibians, from what little I know, are pretty sensitive creatures.

If only science were not in the guillotine.

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Where did the butterflies go? [View all] 3Hotdogs Aug 14 OP

Dang Good Question The Roux Comes First Aug 14 #1

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Thx. I saw a Red Spotted Purple, yesterday at Kittatinny State Park. 3Hotdogs Aug 15 #5