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Hi Jim & All, Aug 28, 2013
one set of records from our yard (16 Overlook Rd., Kentville) =
follows
The none in 1996 means no record; the Apr. for 2000 is spurious and =
refers (I think) to an adult that found in a cavity under a rock.
There are only two from more recent years.
2002, none, 2003 June 12, 2004, June 8; End of June Bug records.
Yt, DW
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> > My wife has kept records of, among other things, first
> >sighting of June bugs. All at Kentville and all May unless
> >otherwise noted.
> >1973, 30; 74, Jun 4; 75, 28; 76, 28; 77, 24; 78, 25; 79, 20; 80,
> >21; 81, 21; 82, 26; 83, 21; 84, 22; 85, 30; 86, 22; 87, 22; 88,
> >20; 89, 21; 90, 26; 91, 21; 92, 28; 93, Jun 3; 94, 30; 95, Jun 1;
> >96, none; 97, Jun 7; 98, 17; 99, 18; 00, Apr; 01, 25.
> > June bugs have been sparse here for >5 years so recent dates
> >may be more erratic, but May 24 is the median date both for the
> >full period (1973-2001) and for the first 21 years (1973-1993).
> >We are on a north facing slope with poorly drained soil but,
> >depending upon how far they fly, localized conditions may not
> >affect first sighting date. Emergence would I suspect be up to 2
> >weeks earlier from well drained south facing soil.
> >Yours truly, Dave Webster, Kentville
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From: James W. Wolford=20
To: NatureNS=20
Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2013 12:12 PM
Subject: [NatureNS] Junebug emergence timing?
Trevor Avery at Acadia Biology asked me to put this question on =
naturens and ValleyNature lists. Jim in Wolfville.
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From: Trevor Avery <trevor.avery@acadiau.ca>
Date: August 28, 2013 11:24:55 AM ADT
To: "James W. Wolford" <jimwolford@eastlink.ca>
Subject: junebug emergence timing
Hi Jim,
I'm not on the mailing list for the naturalist society. I was =
wondering if anyone keeps track of junebug emergence timing (when they =
emerge each year). Any chance you could post a message asking?
cheers,
trevor
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<DIV> one set of records from our yard (16 Overlook =
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<DIV>The none in 1996 means no record; the Apr. for 2000 is spurious and =
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