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The Mission Blue Butterfly (Icaricia acaricides missioners) has lived in Northern California, and butterfly species are threatened. “the Mission Blue Butterfly was declared as endangered on June 1, 1976, by the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service under the Endangered Species Act (ESA)”. areas the threatened species is protected inside habitat Those renovations. For example, the Mission Blue Butterflies have survived because they eat lupine leaves. The available amount lupine is a smaller amount since they are several non-native species that hurt the growth of the lupine including fennel, and the Monterey Pine. if the lupines die, the butterflies will too. These plants so fast, the lupine does not have any suitable sunlight and water. These plants

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