Ep 68- Hunting Butterflies (Feat. Beth MacCallum)

from Wilderness Wavelength · host George Shantz and Scott Sunderwald

The great butterfly hunt is on! Biologist Beth MacCallum is back on the show to talk about butterflies. Scott and Beth have been hosting butterfly counts annually for the past 16 years and tell us stories from butterfly hunts and some amazing facts about these beautiful insects. Join Beths mailing list with the Whiskey Jack Club by emailing [email protected] Follow along with Scott Sunderwald on his adventures at https://www.instagram.com/northern.rockies.bushcraft/

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