Gulf Fritillary in Purple Gerardia

  
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The wildflowers are out and the butterflies are migrating. The Fritillaries are flying south, the Monarchs (not many this year) flying west then south to Mexico.

Purple gerardia is a host plant for this species.
Soon, after the butterflies have gone, you will see their caterpillars on this plant. The caterpillars will overwinter.

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Guest - Oct 07, 2006 07:15 AM EDT
a delicate and very pretty image, May. And interesting info also, - and I noticed you wrote that not many Monarchs are migrating past there this year. We also noticed very few butterflies in our garden this past summer.

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