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Butterfly weather

  • mulanchar
  • Oct 3, 2021
  • 1 min read


The mornings can be quite cool with temperatures in the 60's, but once the sun is out and it's warm, the butterflies are out and about.


Here a Common Checkered skipper Pyrgus communis is sipping nectar from a Cosmos bipinnatus blossom.

This is the first time I've observed one of these skippers in cosmos blossoms, and it spent a good 15 minutes on these blossoms.









The skipper has its head buried in the blossom.










A lovely painted lady Vanessa cardui visiting red valerian plants.

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