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>Thanks for the tip. Is there an easy way to distinguish them when
>they are flying?
In late April/early May, Spring Azures are the only blues on the
wing. Later they are still the more common blues. Silvery Blues are
almost as widespread, begin flying by early June and are, well,
silvery. Northern Blues fly a bit later and are highly habitat
specific (pretty much only found where there is Crowberry, their
larval host).
Phil
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