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October 16, 2017: A Brief Respite
Credit & Copyright: Liane Keane from Trout Creek, Montana
A Brief Respite: A Minnesotan butterfly rests for a moment before flitting away.
A Brief Respite: A Minnesotan butterfly rests for a moment before flitting away.
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2017-10-16 17:10:31
Christine from
Somewhere about 7years ago said:
What an interesting butterfly! Moths, as far as I know Rob, are "fly-by-nights" and butterflies fly by day. This painted lady seems to taste the flower. They actually do it with their feet! :)
What an interesting butterfly! Moths, as far as I know Rob, are "fly-by-nights" and butterflies fly by day. This painted lady seems to taste the flower. They actually do it with their feet! :)
Rob Barrett from
Minneapolis about 7years ago said:
Nice capture. Aren't they actually moths?
Nice capture. Aren't they actually moths?
Jim from
Nebraska about 7years ago said:
Ken, the Painted Lady (Vanessa Cardui), also called the Cosmopolitan in North America is smaller but similarly colored as Monarch butterflies. Their flight paths and migratory patterns are different than Monarchs . This summer and fall have seen a plethora of Painted Ladies in the midwestern states.
Ken, the Painted Lady (Vanessa Cardui), also called the Cosmopolitan in North America is smaller but similarly colored as Monarch butterflies. Their flight paths and migratory patterns are different than Monarchs . This summer and fall have seen a plethora of Painted Ladies in the midwestern states.
Sweetpea from
Sacramento about 7years ago said:
Painted ladies migrate like monarch butterflies, don't they?
Painted ladies migrate like monarch butterflies, don't they?
Christine from
BC about 7years ago said:
Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over....it became a butterfly. The wonders of the natural world. :)
Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over....it became a butterfly. The wonders of the natural world. :)
Ken from
Ohio about 7years ago said:
Jim, tell me more about these "painted ladies"....
Jim, tell me more about these "painted ladies"....
Jim from
Nebraska about 7years ago said:
Beautiful detail on a Painted Lady!
Beautiful detail on a Painted Lady!
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