You have no idea what your talking about, hahahahahahaha, 20 or so specimens from a totally different local. That sir, does not make sense.

I could throw large numbers at you, but I will give you an idea. I live here, I have hunted here, since 1967, I have seen hundreds if not more from each of many many many different locals within this area.

Also, the black kings along the border are splendida, they hatch out of the same clutches as the splendida types, so it would be difficult to say they are a different subspecies. But thanks for the input. I do hope your dying day is a long way off, because this subject is not that important, as I say, they are what they are, no matter what we call them. Cheers FR

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