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By Chris Grinter, on February 3rd, 2014% As I was photographing and databsing the Cicindelinae from the collections of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science I came across this specimen collected on the 10th June 1921, Chicago Illinois. The beetle is Cicindela hirticollis hirticollis (could be a boldly marked ssp rhodensis as they readily intergrade along their boundaries) and is one . → Read More: A beetle from an interesting time By Chris Grinter, on October 21st, 2013% This beautiful animal is a moth I reared from Quercus palmeri down in the Chiricahua Mountains of Arizona. It’s in the family Gracillariidae and most likely in the genus Acrocercops – according to Dave Wagner it may represent a new species, but that’s not an uncommon thing with small moths. It was fairly abundant, so . → Read More: Monday Moth By Chris Grinter, on May 13th, 2013% The Hop Azure (Celastrina humulus) is a diminutive and uncommon blue found on the front range of the Rockies here in Colorado. Its host plant is the wild hop: Humulus lupulus, varieties of which are of course a critical ingredient in beer! In a week or two I’ll be out in the field looking to . → Read More: A Very Hoppy Butterfly Researcher By Chris Grinter, on May 6th, 2013% The time is fast approaching for this years National Moth Week, July 20-28 2013! The first ever Moth Week last year was a huge success with over 300 events from 49 US States and 30 countries! Help make this year even bigger – if you’re interested in moths at all you should find a local . → Read More: National Moth Week 2013! By Chris Grinter, on November 26th, 2012% To reignite the Monday Moth series here is a stunner: Melemaea magdalena (Geometridae). This rare beauty has previously only been known from scattered localities across the mountain west and only from a few individuals every other season. That is until Denver Museum volunteer Barbara Bartell began inventorying moths on her property near Golden . → Read More: Monday Moth
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Vrlo Hoppy Butterfly Istraživač Chris Grinter, 13. svibnja, 2013 Hop Azure (Celastrina Humulus) je deminutiv i neobično plave naći na prednjoj rasponu od Stjenjaka ovdje u Coloradu. Njegov domaćin je biljka divlje hop: Humulus lupulus, sorte koje su, naravno, presudan je u pivu! U tjedan ili dva bit ću na terenu žele fotografirati ovu lizalicu uz jedarce Papilio Indra Indra, nadamo se uz malo sreće. I tako uz dolazi Robert Schorr koji je intimno svjesna ovog leptira godinama te je poželio da je financiranje raditi na njemu. Robert, biti bez premca genij, kombinaciji dvije od mojih omiljenih stvari: Leptiri i pivo. Brzo prezentacija Odell Pivovara na temelju iz Fort Collins, Colorado i voila- Celastrina Saison Ale rođen. I, naravno,, $1 svake pivo prodao će ići na Schorr istraživanju o Hop Azure leptir. Genije. Možda sljedeći up, pivo koje podržava moj istraživanje o hop-moljaca? (postoje neke naravno!) Još bolje hop-rastuće industrije mogli biti zainteresirani za taj posao… A za ljubitelje ne piva vani Saison je lijepo i šumeće ale s puno voća i začina, , ali još uvijek na suhom kraju i nije jako slatka – pogodno za piće na toplom ljetnom danu. Sviđa ti se? Sviđa mi se Učitavanje...