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Buckeye
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Buckeye
A small retail seller of cigars.
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You're likely to see Florida buckeye butterflies hiding in the tall grass along the path or a solitary Gulf fritillary basking in the sun.
Happy trails: a wild world awaits just steps away from St. Armands by Nebel, Pat; Nebel, Gary / Sarasota Magazine
Variegated fritillary and common buckeye butterflies that the researchers captured, marked, and released in the central patch proved two to four times as likely to show up in connected patches as in unconnected ones.
Insects, pollen, seeds travel wildlife corridors. (Ecology) by Milius, Susan / Science News
The goldfish didn't survive the hot Mississippi summer, but other critters took their place, including a huge mockingbird who bathed in the edges, thirsty buckeye butterflies, and--at the moment--three alarmingly large frogs.
Build your own garden pond by ALLEN, DEBRA / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
 
 
 
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