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Monarch
Body spots seem to indicate a Monarch rather than a Viceroy. |
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Queen
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Gulf Fritillary
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Spicebush Swallowtail
Missing the right tail... |
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Giant Swallowtail
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Monarch
Some battle damage... |
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Spicebush Swallowtail
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Gulf Fritillary
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Queen
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Group photo
A couple of Viceroys, a Julia up front and a Queen in the background. |
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Monarch (Natural)
Taken with natural light, the Monarch's colors are dark and rich. |
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Monarch (Flash)
Taken with a flash, it reveals the water droplets on the bottom of the leaf and brings out the lighter colors on the wing undersides. |
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Monarch
Harder to tell, but the spots on the head suggest a Monarch. |
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Monarch
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Common Buckeye
Colorful fellow.. |
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Unknown
Looks like a leaf, but flies a whole lot better... |
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Monarch
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Queen
Some battle damage... |
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Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
Not sure, but that's my best guess. |
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Monarch
Lot of damage, but he seemed to be OK. |
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