From tiny hairstreaks to large swallowtails, all sizes of butterflies will be counted during the Cheyenne Bottoms annual butterfly quest, beginning at 9 a.m. on July 25, at the Kansas Wetlands Education Center. This is a great year to participate in the count, since species seldom seen this far west have been sighted. Several large yellow and black tiger swallowtails have been spotted in local gardens, along with the smaller, but brightly marked, bordered patch butterfly.All that’s required for the count, is a pair of binoculars and keen eyes.