Orange Phoebis in Virginia

[Bob Parcelles,Jr.]

Rob,

I saw my first Cloudless Sulpher just North of Chincoteague virginia in
1979. I did not collect but did a series of photgraphs. Long since sold
as stock. The USGS site needs verifiable reports to update the data. We
can all serve in that endeavor.

Bob Parcelles Jr.

--- "Hilton, Rob" <rhilton at CSA.com> wrote:
> Around 1 or 2 pm, Saturday August 24, as I was driving north on US 13
> in northern Northampton County, Virginia, I saw a large, orange
> butterfly flying over the road.  It seemed to be identical in shape,
> size, altitude, and behavior to the many Cloudless Sulphurs (Phoebis
> sennae) that I had noted that day.  However, it was essentially
> orange
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Bob Parcelles, Jr 
Pinellas Park, FL 
Ecologist/Ethologist, RJP Associates
CEO, PROactive Ecology Solutions
Institute of Ecological and Environmental Studies (IEES)
rjparcelles at yahoo.com 
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/naturepotpourri

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