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Well, technically, only one of them was ID’d as I already knew the orange caterpillar was a Gulf Fritillary because it was munching on a passion vine, and that’s what they love to devour! So BAMONA logs my sighting of the Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae) caterpillar: BAMONA also logs the sighting of the butterfly which [...] I’ve been lucky to have another critter in the garden ID’d. The pictures I took of the red and black bug which I couldn’t ID but vaguely looked like a Box Elder bug have been identified as a Large Milkweed Nymph. I’ve spotted several of these beasties rummaging around the garden. The smallest of them [...] Yes, it has been confirmed to be a Black Swallowtail. It’s a really common butterfly, species-wise, but not one that I see very often myself. I think I generally see smaller moths that are half the size of typical butterflies. When I do see butterflies, they tend to be more drab in their coloring. But [...] |
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