Papillon du jour (butterflies) flying in the middle of the night.

[Bob Parcelles,Jr.]

--- Paul Cherubini <monarch at saber.net> wrote:
> 
> If the wind disturbs a tree full of monarchs or migratory 
> Painted Ladies at night do they take flight and re-gather on the
> leeward
> side of trees out of the wind? Or do they all crash to the ground
> below 
> the tree where they are subject to being eaten by mice and ground
> dwelling
> invertebrates? The latter in my experience.  
> 
> Paul Cherubini


Yawn, 

Maybe they were just too sleepy.

Bob

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Bob Parcelles, Jr
Pinellas Park, FL
RJP Associates, C2M-BWPTi
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