Showing posts with label cloudless sulphur butterfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cloudless sulphur butterfly. Show all posts

Saturday, September 4, 2021

All of a sudden, butterflies


Walking through the arboretum, we saw a lot of bees and flowers.


But no butterflies.  When we came to the native plant section, the butterflies were everywhere.


 

Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Sulfur time


 The Cloudless Sulfur butterflies are flying through North Carolina now.  (see here)  They say that they are most attracted to red flowers, but this one likes the yellow ones.


Thursday, September 7, 2017

Cloudless Sulphur



This butterfly was flitting around the front yard in the morning.  I had to stalk him to get this picture.  I looked him up and he is a "Cloudless Sulphur" butterfly.  They appear in the late summer and fall here in North Carolina.  They're called the "wrong way" butterflies because they fly north in the fall.  See here for more info.