This sunday visitors

sambac

10 years ago

BST?
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Monarch, run out of milkweed space, checking out roses
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If these are eggs, every stem is loaded with them, milkweed shortage alert!
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Non Butterfly:
Blue dragon
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black winged dragon
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Have a great week everyone!!

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Comments (8)

melanie_in_allen
10 years ago
Those are aphids on your milkweed are not eggs. If you look close at them you will see they have legs and move.
sambac
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you for pointing that out, the white ones I agree, I have never seen yellow aphids. I usually use soap and water and hose them away. But want to be sure if those yellow material are eggs or not eggs??
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rickinla
10 years ago
They're aphids, blast away.
Cresphontes
10 years ago
Nice shots.The first pic is of a Long tailed skipper, not a BST.

Nicholas
sambac
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you folks!
bandjzmom
10 years ago
Pretty pics! I love walking my yard to see what's new!
hawaiiponder34
10 years ago
aphids!!!! I usually hose them down, and drown them with soapy water. beautiful, beautiful blue dragonfly!! I have never seen anything like that before!
sambac
Original Author
10 years ago
I have so much to thank you all. Aphids blasted away. I m so used to seeing whites ones on the orchids, I least suspected these.
Can't imagine the these butterflies have to defy all odds to make a living!! Thanks for help!!