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Butterflies of Allendale Celery Farm, Bergen County, New Jersey.

35746 Butterflies of Allendale Celery Farm, Bergen County, New Jersey. http://www.naba.org/chapters/nabanj/sites/celery.html DIRECTIONS:Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit 163, Route 17. Continue north on Route 17 for 7.2 miles to Allendale exit. Go west on E. Allendale road for one mile to Franklin Turnpike. Turn right and go about 0.2 miles to a small parking lot on the right. Horticulture > Vegetables > Celery > Science swallowtail   butterflies   brush-footed   ringlet   mourning   cloak   red   admiral   milkweed   broad-winged   silver-spotted   wild   indigo Jan 1, 2004  

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