Cabbage white butterfly, Pieris rapae, female (two spots on upper wing)
These butterflies are cold-tolerant; most of the other butterflies have gone into hibernation already.
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Saturday, October 17, 2009
Almost looks like summer
Along the rocks bordering White Rock beach, the wild mustard plants, yellow and blue, are in full bloom. And the fall crop of Cabbage whites is happily flitting from flower to flower.
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Oh, how beautiful! I found you on my sissie's blog, Random Nature--she's a follower of yours. Wow--your work is exquisite.
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