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Stephen wears a black shirt and holds a tray of white and brown butterflies next to cabinets.

"We were also asked to deposit type specimens of three new species into the Natural History Museum in London as they had none, which was quite exciting."
Nine blue, black and white butterflies.

"We'll generally get up around 6am, get organised and we will walk a lot, around 15km through rainforest and on the sides,"
he said.
Three men wearing light trousers and long sleeve shirts sit down in front of a jagged rock formation.

Three rows of blue and black butterflies.

Steven wears a black shirt and wide brimmed hat with a butterfly net over his shoulder, standing outside.

"The biggest problem dealing with climate change is you can't work out what you've got to protect until you know what there is that needs protecting,"
he said.
A cabinet of drawers with scientific names on the front.

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