This butterfly is easily recognized by its bold, black stripes and bright yellow wings. It has a wing span of 3.5-5.5". This picture was taken on our butterfly bush.
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We are a retired couple (Joe-NASA research/management & Judith-church secretary) now living in Holmes County, Ohio. We are both active in our church, Calvary Baptist, enjoy reading, genealogy, Joe-woodworking, Judith-quilting, and photography. The primary purpose of this site is to share some of God's creation, especially wildlife, that we see near our home.
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- Butterflies
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1 comment:
Pretty. I like the butterfly bush too.
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