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stellaloufarm

As with the dragonflies, I would have great difficulty identifying, accurately, the moths and butterflies that I am enjoying at StellaLou. This page will be dedicated to those beautiful winged insects. I welcome contributions and corrections with regard to identification. As usual, you can click on the image to get a full page image and, then, click again for a close up image.


promethea

I took this picture in the early spring back in the woodlot. I believe it is the cocoon of a giant silk moth of some type. I have not seen the moth itself. I must keep my eyes peeled. Here is a link to a very well written post about the giant silkworm moths.


bluebutterfly

Black Swallowtail, I believe.


brownmoth

yellowbutterflyms

yellowgreeneyes

The Mexican Sunflower patch is a fantastic location for watching butterflies and hummingbirds!


orangemoth

tanonms

monarch

Monarch Butterfly. First one seen on July 24, drying its wings in the early morning near the pond.


yellowswallowms

Yellow Swallowtail, I believe.

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