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Cloudless sulfur on zinnia

Phoebis sennae
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Malik Raoulda said:

IMPECCABLE ******
Bon weekend.
18 months ago ( translate )

Ronald Losure replied to Malik Raoulda:

Merci beaucoup, Malik.
18 months ago ( translate )

sunlight said:

Ein sehr schönes Bild !
18 months ago ( translate )

Ronald Losure replied to sunlight:

Danke schön, Ingrid.
18 months ago ( translate )

Keith Burton said:

Both the flower and the butterfly are gorgeous Ronald...............beautifully captured.
18 months ago

Ronald Losure replied to Keith Burton:

Thank you very much, Keith.
18 months ago

Deborah Lundbech said:

Is this its color when the wings are open?
Not being a butterfly person (except for Monarchs!) I tend to call every white-ish butterfly "cabbage butterflies" - of which there are many - if that's what they are - in my cabbage-less garden.
18 months ago

Ronald Losure replied to Deborah Lundbech:

Oh, my. I counted 37 species of sulfur butterflies in my field guide. The upper side of the wings tends to be a little brighter, but there is a lot of variation. The lower side is shown in this photo. By the way, I have seen exactly one (1) monarch this year.
18 months ago

Deborah Lundbech said:

Come to think of it, I haven't seen many monarchs this year, either - despite the strong and successful push for people to plant milkweed in their gardens.
18 months ago

Ronald Losure replied to Deborah Lundbech:

I saw two more a week or so ago, but didn't have my camera. They have become quite rare.
18 months ago