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Peggy C club

Posted: 24 Jun 2014

Taken: 24 Jun 2014

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Canon PowerShot •
SX40 HS •
butterfly •
Cabbage White •
(Pieris rapae) •
feeding on •
Korean spice •
Viburnum •
tall stems •
flower clusters •
collage done in •
PicMonkey •
2014 •
PeggyC •
Piedmont area •
North Carolina USA •

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Korean Spice nectar ..

Korean Spice nectar ..
Common throughout North Carolina, Cabbage White (Pieris rapae) is one of our most familiar garden butterflies. This species was introduced from Europe, as were many of the members of the cabbage family that they feed on.

(from Carolina Nature website)

collage done in: www.picmonkey.com

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-- enjoying Korean Spice Viburnum
-- as do many of the pollinators

Blueman, William Sutherland have particularly liked this photo

9 comments - The latest ones
 Dick M
Dick M
Very nice!
10 years ago.
Peggy C club has replied to Dick M
.. thank you, Sir
10 years ago.
 Pam J
Pam J club
Brilliant !!

Cabbage White's were the flutterbys I great up with too !

Admired in ~ Butterflies ƸӜƷ Moths ƸӜƷ Caterpillars ~~~o

PS... forgot to say.. BEAUTIFUL COLLAGE !!!
10 years ago. Edited 10 years ago.
Peggy C club has replied to Pam J club
.. always love your visits & comments [ and you called it the same as I did ] - sent you a reg. email with a mini-rant. Some guy is trying to call it 2 different things - neither are in the State of North Carolina -- tempted to send him a virtual map :)
10 years ago.
 William Sutherland
William Sutherland club
Excellent collage!
10 years ago.
Peggy C club has replied to William Sutherland club
- thank you, William -- for this and the following comment...
10 years ago.
 Blueman
Blueman
Beautiful follage
10 years ago.
Peggy C club has replied to Blueman
- and a thank you, also ! Nice to see you ! That foliage is probably thicker than it should be, but waiting for the 'big guys' -- Tiger Swallowtails loved it last year ~
10 years ago.

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