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Butterfly on Salvia
comments (1) January 13th, 2009 in gallery
By early afternoon, the temperature had reached the low 60s, and amazingly, my front flower bed was filled with butterflies. This is a Gulf Fritillary feeding, rather desperately it seems, on one the few Salvia greggii blooms left in my yard.
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