Showing posts with label Variegated Fritillary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Variegated Fritillary. Show all posts

Saturday, September 21, 2024

Variegated Fritillary


We see this little guy late in the season.  It's a Variegated Fritillary, the last butterfly of the season.  (Or so this site says: here)




 

Wednesday, August 17, 2022

Fritillary


I think this is a Variegated Fritillary, (see here), but they all look similar.  He matches the center of the cosmos so well he's almost camouflaged.



 

Monday, October 4, 2021

Fluttery Fritillary


This Variegated Fritillary was fluttering around one of it's favorite plants, a purple passion flower vine.  
(See here)

 

Monday, September 23, 2019

Great day for butterflies


On a hot afternoon at the arboretum, the butterflies were busy.  This Gulf Fritillary was tasting a verbena.


Its wings look even better from the back.


This variegated fritillary ws a little torn up.


The black swallowtail kept landing on the hot metal fence.  


Sunday, June 23, 2019

Butterflies galore


It's hard to think that orange might be a camouflage color, but this Variegated Fritillary seems to make it work. (see here)


These Pearl Crescents weren't worried about being spotted.  They were busy gathering together for some unknown reason.  (see here)


So here's your quiz...Which butterfly is this?  


And this one?