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A tiny buttery almost went extinct. Now, its numbers are growing
A tiny buttery almost went extinct. Now, its numbers are growing
A tiny buttery almost went extinct. Now, its numbers are growing

Published on: 08/30/2026

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The Poweshiek skipperling suffered greatly over the last few decades due to the loss of its habit, a type of wet grassland called a “prairie fen.” (Photo by Vince Cavalieri/USFWS via Wikiedmedia Commons)

A butterfly species primarily found in North America whose numbers were greatly dwindling just four years ago is seeing its population grow.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/nation/2026/08/a-rare-butterfly-is-making-a-comeback-able-to-save-that-species.html

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