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| Reakirt’s blue |
Two days ago, November 29, the temperatures reached 80 degrees! Thanks to recent rains, the blue mistflowers and salvias have been blooming up a storm. Which attracted LOTS of butterflies, especially sulphurs! But at THIS time of year? What a miracle! Here are the species that dropped by to nectar. In the meantime, temperatures dipped down to low 30s last night and low 50s today with gray skies. Where have the butterflies gone? Do they sleep somewhere?…..
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| Queen |
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| Painted lady |
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| Dainty sulphur |
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| Common checkered-skipper |
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| Another queen |
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| Sleepy orange |
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| Funereal duskywing |
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| Little yellow |
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| Southern dogface |
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| Another sleepy orange |
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| Monarch, queen in the background |
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