Lunchtime Discovery 1/15/20: Fort Bragg - Longleaf Pines and the Saint Francis Satyr @ncnaturalsciences
Lunchtime Discovery 1/15/20: Fort Bragg - Longleaf Pines and the Saint Francis Satyr  @ncnaturalsciences
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Fort Bragg is one of our nation’s largest and most important military installations. In addition to the thousands of troops stationed there, Fort Bragg is home to over 1,500 species of plants and animals. Over 70 species of rare plants and animals can be found on the installation. Perhaps the most unique and one of the rarest species is the Saint Francis' Satyr, a federally endangered butterfly found on Fort Bragg and nowhere else in the world.
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Lunchtime Discovery 1/15/20: Fort Bragg - Longleaf Pines and the Saint Francis' Satyr

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