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Range & Habitat:
Recorded throughout the northern tier of states, there is
also an interesting record from Monmouth county.
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Description:
Largely blue, it is almost identical to the more common Hagen's Bluet,
and must be identified by critical examination of the terminal
appendages. Told from bluets such as
Boreal,
Northern and Familiar by the
teardrop shaped postocular spots and small occipital bar.
Possibly can be told from the Northern/Boreal
complex by the blue sides to S10
Conservation Status:State: S1S2 - Imperiled to critically imperiled in New JerseyGlobal: G5 - Secure globally, but possibly rare in parts of its range
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