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Application of bait-trap method in butterfly monitoring in temperate area
Author of the article:WANG Di1** HU Ping1 LIU Hao-Wen1 LIU Xiao-Geng2 JIN Tong3 WANG Rong-Jiang1***
Author's Workplace:1. School of Life Sciences, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China; 2. Laohegou Nature Conservation Center, Pingwu County, Sichuan 622550, China; 3. The Nature Conservancy China Program, Beijing 100600, China
Key Words:butterfly, bait-trap method, monitoring
Abstract:

 [Objectives]   Bait-trap method can be used for collecting butterflies based on bait attraction, which is usually conducted in tropical area, but no report in temperate area. To promote bait-trap method for butterfly monitoring in more extensive area, the feasibility of bait-trap method conducted in temperate area was evaluated. [Methods]  The bait-trap method was attempted for collecting butterflies in a site of temperate zone, Laohegou Nature Reserve, north of Sichuan. [Results]  In 13 capturing days in August of 2015 and 2016, 411 individuals were captured, 4.6 individuals per cage each day on average, which is consistent with the data from the investigations in tropical area. The captured butterflies belong to 40 species, in families of Nymphalidae, Satyridae and Libytheidae. Compared to the butterfly records based on transect surveying in Laohegou, there were 7 new records obtained in this bait-trap surveying. [Conclusion]  It indicated that bait-trap method is feasible in temperate area. It can be an effective supplement for traditional transect surveying, and also a new insight for the construction of long-term monitoring projects of butterfly.

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