I am getting ready to attend a conference about butterfly conservation soon. I was thinking about some butterfly conservation issues, so I went through some of my photos to illustrate the points I would like to make.
But the points are a little complicated–I am having a hard time putting them into words.
Yeah, these photographs will do. But I still can’t focus my thoughts. It has to do with how many butterflies we have now, compared to how many would have been flying a century or two ago.
Much smaller numbers now. But how can I explain that?
So I have a visual entry without much analysis. I don’t feel like being analytical now.
Maybe tomorrow.
The roused bear 
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