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Diversity and evenness from sequential sightings

Abstract.  A method is described for estimating diversity and evenness by observing sequences of sightings of butterflies. Repeat trials in two forest areas produced consistent results and showed a difference between habitats. This is a quick and easy way to assess the pattern in some insect communities, practical when there is little taxonomic expertise.