The orange and black Great Spangled Fritillary is sometimes mistaken for their more famous distant cousins the monarch butterflies. But unlike the monarchs, the Great Spangled Fritillary do not go for milkweeds.
29 August 2014
Butterflies - Great Spangled Fritillary
The Great Spangled Fritillary (Speyeria cybele) is a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family. There are at least 30 species of Fritillary butterflies
The orange and black Great Spangled Fritillary is sometimes mistaken for their more famous distant cousins the monarch butterflies. But unlike the monarchs, the Great Spangled Fritillary do not go for milkweeds.
The orange and black Great Spangled Fritillary is sometimes mistaken for their more famous distant cousins the monarch butterflies. But unlike the monarchs, the Great Spangled Fritillary do not go for milkweeds.
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