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| no partners | | | This was a fantastic day for me, I got to see a wide variety of butterflies including the Mexican Sulfur, Gulf Fritillary, Viceroy, Arizona Sister and Giant Swallowtail. Hiked it with my boyfriend (my butterfly expert) and we had a blast trudging through the water where we wanted to and stopping to enjoy the puddle parties of butterflies (20-50 butterflies clustered around a moist area just off of any running water or standing water). We spent most of the morning and part of the afternoon there, so I don't really know how long we spent doing the actual hike...or how far we actually went. Regardless, it was a great day and anytime in early September is a great time for butterflies, they're everywhere! |
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