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Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus)(f)


One lone female Monarch butterfly...The first going South this year 14-9-14
Two weeks earlier than the 20 who came last year.
BUT there is alot less to feed on and maybe some more will come
EXPLORED !
Two weeks earlier than the 20 who came last year.
BUT there is alot less to feed on and maybe some more will come
EXPLORED !
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Pam J club has replied to William Sutherland clubPam J club has replied to Don Sutherland clubPam J club has replied to tiabunna clubPam how does one differentiate the female from the male Monarch. (Hope I don't feel like a "duh" by asking this?)
Pam J club has replied to Clickity ClickCertainly NOT daft question !!.
The female has a much more defined double row of dots on the hind wings.. the male also has a black spot on the vein on the hind wing.. the one nearest the body.
But... my "bible" is the Kaufman "Field Guide to Butterflies of North America.
It is BRILLIANT and makes IDing so much easier. !! I live and die on Alibris 2nd hand (and new) book site. I used them well before I came to the US. I got a brand new Kaufman (slight fading on cover) for $11 including postage... I ALWAYS look there for ANY book first. I have had an account for 10 years and never had one complaint to make.
This is the search page on there of the Kaufman.
www.alibris.com/booksearch?browse=0&keyword=Kaufman+Field+Guide+Butterflies+of+North+America&mtype=B&hs.x=28&hs.y=16
There is one there in Very Good condition for $5 + postage !!! There seller grading of condition has never let me down
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Pam J club has replied to Malik Raoulda clubPam J club has replied to DaniellePam J club has replied to RHH clubAnd I bet the smile is still a foot wide on your face !!! Deservedly !
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Pam J club has replied to Nora Caracci clubPam J club has replied to Misou 49 clubBonne journée Pam !
Pam J club has replied to EvePam J club has replied to Christiane ♥.•*¨`*•✿Pam J club has replied to Frode clubPam J club has replied to Jim BoyntonLast year I had a roost of 20 for 3-4 days... this year.. this one on the 14th.. and one beautiful Girl today(pics to go up later) BUT.. the migration news it that the sad low numbers that went North did well and the 2nd generation and the 3rd boosted.... we shall see come winter. I submit my sightings to Journey North/South... you might find it of interest.
www.learner.org/jnorth
Pam J club has replied to Esther clubI think its been a real struggle everywhere this year. I have seen so few butterflies.. and worryingly few bees. Just got to hope the clans will regather .
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