Most in Assam, Least in Haryana: India's Butterfly Census Finds Diverse Results
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Most in Assam, Least in Haryana: India's Butterfly Census Finds Diverse Results

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To understand the biodiversity of India better and map the butterfly population all across the country, 50 environmental organisations came together to conduct an all India butterfly census. According to the findings, out of more than 550 butterfly species across the country, 60 have been recorded in Haryana at six sites. According to Sohail Madan, a member of BNHS, more butterfly species in an area indicates less chemical harm is done to the soil and less air pollution. Among the most frequently encountered butterfly species were the chocolate pansy, common mormon, common grass yellow as well as great eggfly and common crow.

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