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Karner Blue and Butterfly: New York and 2 Other States, Comeback
A postage-stamped size pollinator with silvery blue wings, first found by Lolita author Vladimir Nabokov, the Karner blue is benefiting from habitat restoration and other programs. What's it take to bring back a species?
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