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Colias crocea	Colias crocea	Colias crocea	Colias crocea
Colias crocea	Colias crocea	Colias crocea	Colias crocea
Pieris brassicae - pupa	Pieris brassicae - pupa	Pieris brassicae - pupa	Pieris brassicae
Pieris brassicae - female	Piers brassicae - female	Pieris brassicae - female	Pieris brassicae - male
Pieris brassicae - male	Pieris brassicae	Pieris napi	Pieris napi
Pieris rapae	Pieris rapae - male	Pieris rapae	Pieris rapae
Piers rapae - female	Pieris rapae - female	Pieris rapae - female	Pieris rapae - female
Pieris rapae - male	Pontia daplidice	Pontia daplidice	Pontia daplidice
Pontia daplidice	Pontia daplidice	Pontia daplidice	Pontia daplidice

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Raluca Voda		06-Mar-2015 16:13
Hello Mr. Floridia, My name is Raluca Voda and I am currently doing my PhD on the butterflies of the West Mediterranean, with special focus on all the islands of this region (including the Maltese islands). I have recently stumbled upon your flickr account and subsequently upon your webpage and the very nice pictures you posted really got my interest. Especially two of the butterflies you captured, Lycaena phlaeas and Pieris napi. Could you please provide me with more information regarding the place you photographed them? If I understood well, the L. phlaeas was photographed in 2012. We have data according to which this species is seriously declining from Malta, if not is already extinct from here. Did you noticed only that specimen, or more? Where did you photographed it? About P. napi. There are data according to which this species was never recorded from Malta (only some very old records that were proven erroneous). Could you please tell me the place you photographed that specimen? Was it the only one, or did you notice several specimens? I would really appreciate your reply, since me and my colleagues are currently working on a study regarding the butterflies of the Sicilian channel islands. If you want to know more about our group please visit our website at biologiaevolutiva.org/rvila/Lab/Home Kind regards, Raluca Voda

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