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Wildlife: Butterfly

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Date: 09/21/2009 Topics: Gardening > Miscellaneous | Photos > Garden  
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Wildlife: Butterfly
We were lucky to get a picture of this butterfly on the windowsill. I don't know what kind. If any one knows, would you let me know?

By Spookyj from Fitzroy Harbour, Ontario, CA

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By Mirage (24) Contact
I googled it and it seems to be a Cecropia Moth. The Luna moth is a pretty green. I have not seen one of those in years. Nor have I seen this one. Lucky "you" to see this one

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By themuffster (70) Profile Contact
Lovely photo of the Lunar Moth. At least that is what I think it is. For the question about butterfly bushes. Yes, they really do attract butterflies. I have had one for two years now and they are a perennial bush. The bush likes a sunny location and I trimmed the spent blossoms on mine throughout the summer and it seems to keep producing new blossoms. Even now towards the end of September!

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By tigra (27) Profile Contact
This is a Polyhemous moth. They get very large and are very beautiful, congratulations on getting a picture. I myself like to call moths butterflies of the night because many of them are just as colorful and beautiful as butterflies.

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By sassier299 (45) Contact
Do butterfly bushes really attract butterflies and are they annuals?

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By emmamamie (38) Contact
The Cecropia Moth is North America's largest moth. It is a member of the family of giant silkworm moths. We had a cocoon one winter and waited for the moth to emerge in the spring It was beautiful! You can read more about them at this website: http://www.wormspit.com/cecropia.htm.

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By katklaw777 (75) Contact
It is a Lunar Moth. Very beautiful!

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By captarlo (29) Contact
I also think that this is a moth. It really is pretty and I am glad that you got such a great photo of "him".

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By Kas2 (108) Profile Contact
I believe it is a moth. We had a large one here sometime in early August in Michigan. I think it's this one, or if not, it's similar.

http://www.cirrusimage.com/polyphemus_moth.htm

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By Robyn Fed (444) Profile Blog! Contact
How beautiful. I have a site I go to that might be helpful in the ID of this graceful creature.
http://images.search.yahoo.com/sear ... b&va=butterfly+identification&sz=all

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Photo: Butterfly In The Butterfly Bush

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Butterfly In The Butterfly Bush
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This is a picture of a butterfly that I took in my front yard on their butterfly bush. I really don't know what kind it is. I thought the photo came out great myself. The colors are so bright and vivid. He is one of about 100 that stay in this bush.

By Bonnie from Norman, OK

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Your butterfly is a Red Admiral. These are usually a drab brown. Either the color on my computer is off(it looks black as velvet on my screen) or you have some kind of mutation. (08/24/2007)

By perfume and powder

RE: Butterfly In The Butterfly Bush

Looks like a Red Admiral, we have loads here in the UK (08/25/2007)

By June

RE: Butterfly In The Butterfly Bush

That's a beautiful snapshot! Thanks for sharing it with us, and God bless you! (08/25/2007)

By tedsmom

RE: Butterfly In The Butterfly Bush

I'm very impressed! I've been trying to get photos of butterflies on our phlox and butterfly bushes. I haven't taken a good one yet! (08/29/2007)

By Liz

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