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Then came this plucky little Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta) who seems to like my side. Hooray again! Maybe now we can get a party going on.
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Ooooh, lovely. The monarchs at least have to travel through your airspace, right?
I don't know why, but there were not many butterflies in my garden this year. I saw some in the beginning of summer, that's it. So, now I envy you!Ha-ha!
We've seen a terrific butterfly population this year, though I can't identify one breed from another. Of course, there have been three cabbage butterflies for every one of the other types out here. Amazingly, there were almost no worms on my broccoli!
I'm glad you're getting at least a share of the population. It's always entertaining to watch them flutter randomly with such purpose.
Lately the monarchs have been sailing around my yard. They don't seem to even have to put forth any effort to move on the breeze. I am just amazed by them. They love my zinnias. I also have many many cabbage butterflies, but I like the way they talk to each other and chase each other in the yard. Glad you are getting some!
Hey, I saw one of those Red Admirals in my (Leslieville) garden last week, but didn't know what it was called. Thanks!