This Two-barred Flasher was a nice one.
Glazed Pellicia was common last fall and I saw two of them today.
It was nice to see a few Mexican Fritillaries for a change.
Julia Heliconians have been reported all over Texas this year.
As have Crimson Patches.
I can't resist a sharp Gulf Fritillary.
Tails on Tailed Oranges varied from short to long.
This Giant Toad had found itself a perch next to one of the butterfly bait logs.
Toad licking is all the rage these days.
Here's today's list of 57 species.
Pipevine Swallowtail 5
- Giant Swallowtail 5
- Southern Dogface 6
- Cloudless Sulphur 5
- Large Orange Sulphur lots
- Lyside Sulphur lots
- Tailed Orange 4
- Little Yellow 5
- Sleepy Orange 2
- Gray Hairstreak 6
- Mallow Scrub-Hairstreak 1
- Cassius Blue 1
- Ceraunus Blue 5
- Fatal Metalmark 2
- Red-bordered Metalmark 1
- Curve-winged Metalmark 1
- American Snout lots
- Gulf Fritillary 10
- Julia Heliconian 1
- Mexican Fritillary 3
- Theona Checkerspot 1
- Crimson Patch 5
- Pale-banded Crescent 3
- Phaon Crescent 12
- Common Buckeye 4
- White Peacock 10
- Mexican Bluewing 6
- Common Mestra 1
- Tropical Leafwing 3
- Tawny Emperor lots
- Monarch 2
- Queen lots
- Soldier 4
- Long-tailed Skipper 1
- Dorantes Longtail 3
- Brown Longtail 4
- Two-barred Flasher 1
- Glazed Pellicia 2
- Sickle-winged Skipper 3
- White-patched Skipper 5
- Mournful Duskywing 1
- White Checkered-Skipper 5
- Tropical Checkered-Skipper 3
- Laviana White-Skipper 15
- Turk's-cap White-Skipper 1
- Julia's Skipper 1
- Fawn-spotted Skipper 1
- Clouded Skipper 8
- Southern Skipperling 2
- Fiery Skipper lots
- Whirlabout 15
- Southern Broken-Dash 6
- Sachem 6
- Common Mellana 12
- Celia's Roadside-Skipper 4
- Eufala Skipper 6
- Ocola Skipper 10