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Saltarinas de Ala Oscura (Género Erynnis)Observ.
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Mournful Duskywing?
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Mariposa Puntas Naranjas de Baja California (Anthocharis sara)Observ.
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Mariposa Jaspeada (Apodemia virgulti)Observ.
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approx location
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At Trifinio summit of Montecristo Park. Partly cloudy day in the 70’s F.
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Growing in a fumarole vent in the crater of Volcan Izalco.
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Saltarina Blanca con Rayas Negras (Heliopetes alana)Observ.
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At La Laguna Botanical Garden. Partly cloudy day in the 80’s F a day after Hurricane Julia passed. My daughter’s namesake butterfly!
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Malvas (Género Malva)Observ.
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noticed only 1 of these plants on the trail.
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7100' elevation. Caterpillar that was feeding on the flowers of Sulphur Buckwheat (Eriogonum umbellatum) was reared to Butterfly. Caterpillars were in perfect sync to the blooming and waning of the flowers.
Butterfly from this caterpillar: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/113567225
June 29, 2021: Host plant: Eriogonum umbellatum
July 6, 2021 Pupated
April 27, 2022 Eclosed
Both flowers and caterpillar were much more yellow than shown in the photos.
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Mariposa Parche Rojo (Euphydryas chalcedona)Observ.
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@tombaxter saw a number of typical Chalcedons here today. Might this one be an editha?
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~7100' elevation. Butterfly reared from caterpillar feeding on the flowers of Sulphur Buckwheat (Eriogonum umbellatum). Caterpillars were in perfect sync with the bloom and waning of the flowers.
Caterpillar:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/113572545
June 29, 2021: Collected of Eriogonum umbellatum
July 6, 2021 Pupated
April 27, 2022 Eclosed
Both flowers and caterpillar were much more yellow than shown in the photos.
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Mariposa Sedosa Azul Tejana (Icaricia lupini)Observ.
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Icaricia lupini
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Can't tell what this is. INat suggests a sylvan hairstreak but it is lacking any orange underwing markings. Worn? Or perhaps something from the Spring Azure complex?
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Mariposa Jaspeada Mexicana (Apodemia mejicanus)Observ.
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Sonoran Metalmark - Organ Mountains New Mexico - (Apodemia mejicanus)
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Argynnis adiasteObserv.
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All three photos of the same individual. Although I did not find the ova, it appeared to be ovipositing in the moss and crevices on the bark near the base of this tree.
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Satyrium saepiumObserv.
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Found in recently burned chaparral/css
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Growing alone in sandy soil between other plants on Chaparral hillside at La Purisima Mission Historic State Park.
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Madia elegansObserv.
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Growing on Tehachapi Mountain at elevation of 7500 ft +.
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Mariposa Sedosa Azul de San Bernardino (Euphilotes bernardino)Observ.
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On and near California Buckwheat host plant at Tule Creek. Sunny day in the 70’s F.
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Growing in Rattlesnake Canyon uphill from Matilija Creek. Very different leaves than other Lupines in the area and large size.
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Mariposa Jaspeada Mexicana (Apodemia mejicanus)Observ.
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In Texas Springs Canyon. Partly cloudy day in the 80’s F.
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HEY we identified this as a tiger moth previously(and I have posted its caterpillar form as well) but I’m not sure that’s right when I check up on tiger moths! Let me know your thoughts.
