Peggy C's photos with the keyword: Viburnum

went the Bee Saw - Carpenter Bee and a Bee-to-be-named-later ! (c) All Rights Reserved

top bee is black; wings are blue when sun hits just right; toward rear is a yellow area -- don't recall this one before --------- all the rest are that large, what I can, a Cuddly Teddy Bear Bee -- know it isn't , but isn't a Carpenter Bee (c) All Rights Reserved

almost missed him - is he an Elfin ? ^^ Brown Elfin per Pam J ^^ ************** 1 note top left *********** not familiar with all the small ones - help most appreciated - taken in Central North Carolina - Piedmont area - full sun 2014 (c) All Rights Reserved

has arrived ! she was very active on the Koreanspice viburnum .. perhaps when the Butterfly Shrub fills out .. a particular purple flower .. will catch her attention .. and clearer photos will be the result .. had to include the one on the right .. pink under the wing is amazing .. American Lady (Vanessa virginiensis) jeffpippen.com/butterflies/americanlady.htm Great ID site for North American butterflies .. (c) All Rights Reserved

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 (c) All Rights Reserved -- enjoying Korean Spice Viburnum -- as do many of the pollinators