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A close-up of a male Common Checkered Skipper butterfly (Pyrgus communis) perched on a white wildflower. Photograph of the author. Copyright Now I Wonder.

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Complete Guide To The Common Checkered Skipper Butterfly

ByChristine 01/31/202408/30/2024

Celebrate the beauty of the Common Checkered Skipper butterfly. Discover its habitat, lifecycle, and fascinating behaviors in our comprehensive guide!

A female Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly (Papilio glaucus) perched on a yellow, daisy-like wildflower. Photograph taken by the author. Copyright Now I Wonder.

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Complete Guide To The Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly

ByChristine 01/30/202408/29/2024

Celebrate the beauty of the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly. Discover its habitat, lifecycle, and fascinating behaviors in our comprehensive guide!

A Sleepy Orange butterfly (Eurema nicippe) sips nectar from a small, white North Carolina wildflower called White Star (Ipomoea lacunosa), which is a Morning Glory in family Convolvulaceae. Photograph taken by author. Copyright Now I Wonder.

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Complete Guide To The Sleepy Orange Butterfly

ByChristine 01/22/202408/30/2024

Celebrate the beauty of the Sleepy Orange Butterfly. Discover its habitat, lifecycle, and fascinating behaviors in our comprehensive guide!

A Silver-spotted Skipper butterfly (Epargyreus clarus) perches on a coral-colored flower and drinks nectar through its long, thin proboscis. Photograph taken by the author. Copyright Now I Wonder.

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Complete Guide to the Silver-spotted Skipper Butterfly

ByChristine 01/20/202408/30/2024

Celebrate the beauty of the Silver-spotted Skipper butterfly. Discover its habitat, lifecycle, and fascinating behaviors in our comprehensive guide!

A Red Admiral butterfly (Vanessa atalanta) perched on a pale gray rock with wings spread. The butterfly is black with an orange stripe through the middle of its forewings. It has white spots at the tips of its forewings and a wide, orange band along the edge of each hindwing. Photograph taken by author. Copyright Now I Wonder.

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Complete Guide to The Red Admiral Butterfly

ByChristine 01/14/202408/30/2024

Celebrate the beauty of the Red Admiral butterfly. Discover its habitat, lifecycle, and fascinating behaviors in our comprehensive guide!

An original photograph of a Pipevine Swallowtail butterfly (Battus philenor). The insect has velvety black forewings, and bright, metallic blue hindwings with white wing spots and tails. Photograph taken by author. Copyright Now I Wonder.

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Complete Guide To The Pipevine Swallowtail Butterfly

ByChristine 01/06/202408/30/2024

Celebrate the beauty of the Pipevine Swallowtail butterfly. Discover its habitat, lifecycle, and fascinating behaviors in our comprehensive guide!

An orange and black Pearl Crescent butterfly (Phyciodes tharos), probably male, perched on a blade of grass with wings outstretched, in North Carolina. Photograph taken by author. Copyright Now I Wonder.

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Complete Guide To The Pearl Crescent Butterfly

ByChristine 01/01/202408/30/2024

Celebrate the beauty of the Pearl Crescent butterfly. Discover its habitat, lifecycle, and fascinating behaviors in our comprehensive guide!