Butterfly Assemblages at the Robert J. Bernard Field Station, Claremont, CA, USA, February 2015 - December 2020.

Raw data from a study assessing how landscape modifications and drought influence butterfly assemblages, consisting of butterfly observations made during monthly surveys from 2015 to 2020 at the Bernard Field Station (Claremont, CA) in five habitat types: (1) coastal sage scrub, (2) non-native grassland, (3) burned area, recovering vegetation after a fire in 2013, (4) lake, vegetation next to an artificial lake, and (5) edge habitat, which included both sage scrub and adjacent suburban areas. A manuscript detailing the results from this study titled "Monitoring Butterfly Assemblages in Southern California to Assess the Impact of Habitat and Climate Modifications" will be published in the Journal of Insect Conservation.