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Beautiful blue against the green.
Thank you; it was certainly a flittery thing. Wasn't able to get as good a shot as I'd hoped.
I'm off to bed. Sweet dreams!
What a beautiful butterfly. Susan, were you a botanist in your former life? :) If not, you have missed your calling!
Never a botanist; always an appreciator. Somehow, my science courses were always full of labeling and classifying and learning terms -- at least from my perception. Wasn't my cup of tea. I'm really glad, though, to have someone else doing the classification and labeling
I haven't seem a butterfly like that one before! It is beautiful.
Susan,
Watch out riding that stationary bike and watching the Olympics. I did the same thing during the bike races---no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't catch the break away groups, nor could I beat them to the FINISH line----LOL.
Watch out riding that stationary bike and watching the Olympics. I did the same thing during the bike races---no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't catch the break away groups, nor could I beat them to the FINISH line----LOL.
It is a beautiful butterfly.
I am not familiar with this butterfly. It certainly is striking.
2008-08-17
steps: 24,026
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Maybe this is a Pipevine Swallowtail, Battus philenor though there are butterflies which mimic it, and I don't know the pipevine. For good reason, I don't believe it's in Illinois. So... ? Feeding on the toxic pipevine protects the caterpillars, just as feeding on the milkweed protects the Monarch caterpillars. Let me know if you know more about this butterfly than I do.
www.fcps.edu/islandcreekes/ecology/pipe … owtail.htm
www.butterfliesandmoths.org/species?l=1350
Alternate aerobic exercise minutes: Stationery bike: 20