Thank you Larry for the beautiful butterfly photos, also interesting to see the one of the larvae adjacent to the flower, fascinating to see that the formation of the two is similar. Attached is a photo of the Monarch butterfly larvae. I too have a fascination for butterflies and enjoy liberating…
Hi It seems very quiet on daffnet at the moment so thought you may like a look at these Daffy Duck flowers. I posted a photo around 3 weeks ago of a flower from this same pot and because…
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A couple more photos are hopefully on the way, One explains the pipevine shown in #2, not our native pipevine, but one the pipevine larva love. Probably didn’t downsize enough, maybe they will show up a little later.
A picture of the pipevine flower and larva. And the finished product, the adult. Regards Everyone, Larry
Most swallowtail butterflies lay single eggs here and there on their host plants. The Pipevines can lay a lot of eggs at a time. 055 are new larva, only a few days old. 057 are older.These larva are on Aristolochia Fimbriata,…