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X-WR-CALNAME:Postponed: Colorado's Dragonflies & Damselflies lecture 
X-WR-TIMEZONE:Mountain Time (US & Canada)
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DTSTAMP:20260914T113858Z
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DTSTART:20200505T010000Z
DTEND:20200505T020000Z
DESCRIPTION:While Colorado's arid climate does not support dragonfly and da
 mselfly diversity to rival other parts of North America such as the Southe
 ast\, we have array enough to keep us fascinated.  This colorful presentat
 ion by David Leatherman\, entomologist for the Colorado State Forest Servi
 ce (retired)\, will cover the basic life histories of this charismatic gro
 up and provide an overview of the 120+ species found to date in Colorado. 
 \n\nJoin us and come learn about the fascinating bluets\, dancers\, snaket
 ails\, skimmers\, and more!
GEO:40.006354;-105.273573
LOCATION:Museum of Natural History (Henderson)\, Paleontology Hall
SUMMARY:Postponed: Colorado's Dragonflies & Damselflies lecture 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/colorados_dragonflies_and
 _damselflies_lecture_by_david_leatherman
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Presentation
CATEGORIES:Outreach
CATEGORIES:Community Engagement
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