A cold front is scheduled to roll in tomorrow morning so I figured warm southerly winds ahead of the front might bring some stuff in. As expected it was a good day at the National Butterfly Center though all of the butterflies seen were also reported yesterday. Best of the day was this Blomfild's Beauty. It's been a few years since I've seen one.
This Guatemalan Cracker has been around for a few days.
It's been a while since I've seen a Marius Hairstreak.
A few days ago eight Malachites were reported but I saw only one today.
This ratty Florida White is the first I've seen this fall.
Curve-winged Metalmarks are being seen daily at the NBC and there's plenty of Mexican Caesalpinia so maybe they will start breeding.
I guess this is an aberrant Fatal Metalmark.
After the front blows though there is supposted to be some sun so Maybe I can find something good in the yard.
