thats nice!
- ken 7-25-2010 4:28 pm [ comments]

But couldn't you get one with both swallowtails intact?
- alex 7-25-2010 7:01 pm [ comments]

I'll tell you what I can do, I can offer this brown without no tail whatsoever butterfly or moth or you can have this blurry swallowtail in flight with both intact but how you gonna be sure I didn't photoshop that second tail?
- jimlouis 7-25-2010 9:20 pm [ comments]

I’ll go with the Great Spangled Fritillary; there was a beat-up one at Big Indian, but when I was in VA it was mostly

Variegated

and Meadow Frit.
- alex 7-25-2010 10:06 pm [ comments]

I'm calling mine an aphrodite fritillary
- jimlouis 7-25-2010 10:36 pm [ comments]

lovely!!
- Skinny 7-27-2010 12:28 pm [ comments]

That may be an Aphrodite, though you can’t see the determinative mark deeper in the forewing; the edge pattern looks good, as long as it’s a different individual from the one pictured above which I’m pretty sure is GSF with the broad buff band on the back of the hind wing. Of course there can be variation…
- alex 7-27-2010 1:44 pm [ comments]

- linda 7-27-2010 3:56 pm [ comments]

Why does your page take so long to load now? It seems to load 140 or so jpg's first.
- Marco (guest) 8-04-2010 1:43 pm [ comments]

sorry if my pics are too big!
- linda 8-04-2010 2:46 pm [ comments]

Naw its not your pics Linda, it something I changed in settings so the whole archive is loading. I forgot to change it back but will do so now.
- jimlouis 8-04-2010 6:06 pm [ comments]

You did the right thing, Jim.
- Marco (guest) 8-05-2010 1:29 pm [ comments]