Alaska species accounts, part 2, v4404
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T. Cade 1956 Lussinea svecica 11 August - juveniles seen commonly today along the wood at the base of the hill leading up to T1 and T3, at least 8 different individuals seen. Two collected - one an adult in heavy molt. 15 August - juveniles now seen commonly every day on the upper river terrace. They leave come out of the heavy brush into the open fields, where they are more easily seen. They especially frequent old wood and cut truck wood - especially if there is water in them. These they associate with vegetation to some extent.