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Scenes Seen In Holmes County

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.

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Great Spangled Fritillary


This butterfly is the most conspicuous and wide-spread fritillary in Ohio. We enjoyed an abundant number of them this summer. There wingspan is 2.9-3.8".Posted by Picasa
Posted by Joe and Judith at 5:19 PM

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