Andrew Trundlewagon's photos with the keyword: papillon

AZURE DSC 8218

AZURE DSC 8218

Andrew Trundlewagon
08 Oct 2024 10 6 165
An azure butterfly feeding on goldenrod flowers.
Swallow tail and echinacea flower-v2

Swallow tail and echinacea flower-v2

Andrew Trundlewagon
13 Aug 2024 12 7 172
An Eastern black swallowtail butterfly feeding among the echinacea.
swallowtail echinacea-3 DSC 7777

swallowtail echinacea-3 DSC 7777

Andrew Trundlewagon
31 Jul 2024 21 11 199
A black swallowtail butterfly (Papilio polyxenes) feeding on an echinacea plant.
red admiral visitor echinacea DSC 7980

red admiral visitor echinacea DSC 7980

Andrew Trundlewagon
17 Aug 2023 7 4 133
A red admiral butterfly feeding.
DSC 7190 edited

DSC 7190 edited

Andrew Trundlewagon
21 Jul 2023 8 2 159
A black swallowtail (Papilio polyxenes) butterfly flitting through clover.
butterfly-DSC 1464 edited

butterfly-DSC 1464 edited

Andrew Trundlewagon
08 Mar 2023 7 4 191
Tired of waiting for spring, I have been scrolling through old photos from summers past.
viceroy DSC 7717 edited

viceroy DSC 7717 edited

Andrew Trundlewagon
05 Oct 2022 15 10 199
A viceroy butterfly (Limenitis archippus). It looks very similar to the better-known Monarch butterfly, both advertising to predators that they taste bad. Viceroys are smaller than Monarchs with a strong black line through the hind wings, and, unlike Monarchs, they do not migrate.
mourning cloak DSCN1789

mourning cloak DSCN1789

Andrew Trundlewagon
05 May 2022 6 4 162
Two Mourning Cloak (or Camberwell Beauty, Nymphalis antiopa. le morio) butterflies. They hibernate through the winter and are the first large butterflies on the wing in Spring. These were feeding on sap escaping form a recently cut tree trunk, there were also several flies also feeding these juices. The one on the top has seen much better days I think.
monarch butterfly DSC 0338

monarch butterfly DSC 0338

Andrew Trundlewagon
23 Jul 2021 11 10 159
A monarch butterfly (Monarque, Danaus plexippus) feeding on echinacea flowers.
st bruno mourning cloak DSC 1998

st bruno mourning cloak DSC 1998

Andrew Trundlewagon
21 Jul 2021 9 6 115
A mourning cloak butterfly (le morio, Nymphalis antiopa), resting, wings closed.
fritillary-st=bruno-2-DSC 2420

fritillary-st=bruno-2-DSC 2420

Andrew Trundlewagon
12 Jul 2020 11 2 173
A fritillary feeding on butterfly milkweed (Asclepias tuberosa) flowers, St Bruno Provincial park.
st bruno swallowtail jun 20 2020 CSC 1549

st bruno swallowtail jun 20 2020 CSC 1549

Andrew Trundlewagon
20 Jun 2020 12 4 229
A swallowtail butterfly feeding.
monarch CSC 7508

monarch CSC 7508

Andrew Trundlewagon
03 Sep 2019 7 2 290
A monarch butterfly
painted lady lavender DSC 7131

painted lady lavender DSC 7131

Andrew Trundlewagon
28 Aug 2019 5 5 499
A painted lady butterfly among the lavender. (Vanessa virginiensis - American Lady)
swallowtail DSC 2439

swallowtail DSC 2439

Andrew Trundlewagon
28 Aug 2018 5 2 221
The dark prince (or princess). A black swallowtail butterfly about to fly away.
painted lady 2 sept 2017 st bruno DSC 3319

painted lady 2 sept 2017 st bruno DSC 3319

Andrew Trundlewagon
04 Oct 2017 14 7 684
A painted lady butterfly, St. Bruno Park, This year we have had an extraordinary number of painted lady butterflies (Vanessa cardui).
Morio_Mourning Cloak_Camberwell Beauty DSC 3032

Morio_Mourning Cloak_Camberwell Beauty DSC 3032

Andrew Trundlewagon
02 May 2017 2 2 320
The Mourning Cloak (Nymphalis antiopa) also called Camberwell Beauty in UK. It is one of the first butterflies we see after the snow melts in spring, as it hibernates over winter. (Le Morio).
last days of summer DSC 0076

last days of summer DSC 0076

Andrew Trundlewagon
27 Sep 2015 2 378
The summer has irretrievably slipped into the first days of autumn, the days are shorter and the nights cooler, the insects chase the last few days of heat in the long grass.
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