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Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society
Cayman Islands and Hispaniola, and noctuiformis is dominant on Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, and a few of the Lesser Antilles.
It gives me great pleasure to name this subspecies for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bredin who sponsored the expedition on which the specimens were collected.
A RECORD OF A NATURALLY OCCURRING LIMENITIS HYBRID (NYMPHALIDAE)
A suspected hybrid between Limenitis archippus Cramer and Limenitis lorquini Boisduval was collected two miles south of the Richland Y on Anion wasteway, Benton County, Washington. On July 6, 1969, three further hybrids were caught at the junction of Amon wasteway and the Yakima River by J. C. Montgomery.
Left: Limenitis archippus. Centre: Suspected hybrid between Limenitis archippus and L. lorquini. Right: Limenitis lorquini.
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The four specimens of the Limenitis hybrids vary in color and markings. Limenitis archippus and lorquini both fly in this locality and they are the only species of the genus Limenitis in the area.
Edward V. Gage, Route 1, Box 10, Richland, Wash.