We set out today to see what butterflies we could find at the Edinburg World Birding Center. I was a good day to chase butterflies. We did manage to get rained on a little today but we didn't get that wet. We did see a few birds too but not as many as usual. I think it is because we stopped here a lot earlier in the season this time.
Yellow Colias
Monarch
Monarch
Brushfoots - Heliconian
Monarchs
Skippers: Spreadwing Skippers: Brown Long Tails
Skippers: Spreadwing Skippers: Brown Long Tails
Skippers: Spreadwing Skippers: Brown Long Tails
Monarchs
Monarchs
Monarchs: Queen and Soldier
Checkered Skipper
Skipper
Skipper
Skipper
Brushfoots: Peacocks
Brushfoots: Peacocks
Skippers: Spreadwing Skippers: Brown Long Tails
Skipper
Skipper
Spreadwing Skippers: Duskywings
Brushfoots: Peacocks
Blue-winged Teals
Egrets
Brushfoots: True Brushroots; Crescents
Yellows: Tailed Orange
These guys flew so fast and rarely landed. It was really hard to get a picture of one of them. They look just like a leaf and they land close to the ground on leaves. Lee finally was able to get a picture of one of these after chasing many of them.
Brushfoots: Heliconian
Yellows: Boisduval's Yellow
Yellows: Colias
Monarch: Soldier
Monarch: Soldier
Beetle - Derobrachus geminatus
Well, he isn't a butterfly but it was a lot easier to get his picture!
Well, he isn't a butterfly but it was a lot easier to get his picture!
Yellows: Phoebis
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