Everyone enjoyed this immaculate Florida White.
And his larger cousin, the Giant White was also popular.
The most popular butterfly was far from the rarest. We had at least 8 Great Purple Hairstreaks that wowed our group.
A worn Coyote Cloudywing had me a bit confused till a flawless one came along and tried to mate with it.
Saw my third Purple-washed Skipper of the past week.
A common butterfly up north, the Hackberry Emperor is hard to find in the Valley. I was surprised to find this one with few hackberries around.
The nature of the coloration of Texas Powdered-Skipper always makes it look a bit out of focus.
And Z is for Zilpa Longtail.
And I finally found what I think is a good Desert Checkered Skipper. Wish I could have gotten a better underwing shot.
