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Gulf Fritillary Profile * Agraulis vanillae

I liked the attitude of the head and antennae.  Butterfly antennae are smooth.  Moth antennae are feathered.  You can see the tongue curled in front of the eyes.  The adult Gulf Fritillary will feed on a wide variety of nectar rich plants.  This Gulf Fritillary was hiding behind some plants next to the house trying to stay warm.  It was a foggy cool day, likely not warm enough for their metabolism to produce enough energy to fly.  Click here to go to a image of the upper side of the wings.

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