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The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama

The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama
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The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama

The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama
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Residents in 6 states - including Alabama - asked to mail in deceased butterflies, moths, and skippers to help scientists

Residents in 6 states - including Alabama - asked to mail in deceased butterflies, moths, and skippers to help scientists
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The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama

The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama
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Scientists are asking some Americans to send in dead insects from their yards: If [they re] in trouble, it suggests a lot of things

To participate, residents can put dead specimens in a resealable plastic bag inside a sealed envelope to send to a collection center.

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