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(Male & Female) Macculloch's Forester (Androloma maccullochii) Hodges #9321 - Androloma maccullochii - male - female
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(Male & Female) Macculloch's Forester (Androloma maccullochii) Hodges #9321 - Androloma maccullochii - Male Female
Obstruction Point Rd., Hurricane Ridge, Olympic National Park, Near Port Angeles, Elev. 5275 ft, Clallam County, Washington, USA
July 5, 2013
Male & Female MacCulloch's Forester together. Note that the dark wing venation extends through the white spots. At this location three foresters are sympatric: Androloma maccullochii, Alypia lanngtoni and Alypia ridingsii. The latter is only known from three specimens in the park from years ago.
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Contributed by Vincent Lucas on 20 July, 2013 - 12:04am
Last updated 1 May, 2017 - 5:04pm

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Here's a single specimen of Alypia ridingsii at a nearby location within Olympic National Park, Blue Mountain:

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