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Butterfly Garden
butterguy

Butterfly ID

15 years ago

Nice butterfly day (for september) in Minnesota. Had a red admiral, a painted lady, and monarchs fluttering around the garden. Also, the bumble bees are getting PLUMP! lol

I was clearing what I thought was a "leaf" off the liatris and it started to fly away. Later, this butterfly/moth was parked on a window. Sorry for the blur, but it's the best i could do through a window. Any ideas? TIA Tony

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