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Monarch Chrysalis
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Monarch Chrysalis
View a video of a monarch butterfly emerging from its chrysalis.
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Monarch Egg
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Monarch in J Position
View a video of a monarch caterpillar changing into a chrysalis.
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Monarch
Danaus plexippus
Blazing stars (Liatris sp.) are very common in our part of Florida and are an important nectar source for the monarchs as they fly south in the late fall. -
Monarch
Danaus plexippus
The monarch migration in the Florida Panhandle usually occurs when the groundsel or salt bush (Baccharis sp.) is blooming. This butterfly was one of several hundred monarchs that was "roosting" in the branches of the groundsel that is found along the coast. -
Monk
Asbolis capucinus
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Confused Woodgrain Moth Caterpillar
Morrisonia confusa
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Mottled Duskywing
Erynnis martialis
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White-dotted Prominent Moth Caterpillar
Nadata gibbosa
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Nason's Slug Caterpillar
Natada nasoni
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Neamathla Skipper
Nastra neamathla
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Neamathla Skipper
Nastra neamathla
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White-barred Emerald Moth Caterpillar
Nemoria bifilata
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Nickerbean Blue
Cyclargus ammon
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Sharp-blotched Nola Moth Caterpillar
Nola pustulata
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White Flannel Moth
Norape ovina
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Northen Broken-dashes
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Northern Broken-dashes
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Northern Cloudywing
Thorybes bathyllus
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Oak Hairstreak
Satyrium favonius
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Ocola Skipper
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Orange-barred Sulphur Caterpillar
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Orange-barred Sulphur
Phoebis philea
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Orange-barred Sulphur
Phoebis philea
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White-marked Tussock Moth Caterpillar
Orgyia leucostigma
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Gray Quaker Moth Caterpillar
Orthosia alurina
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Speckled Green Fruitworm Moth Caterpillar
Orthosia hibisci
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Painted Lady
Vanessa cardui
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Painted Lady
Vanessa cardui
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Palamedes Swallowtail Caterpillar
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Palamedes Swallowtail
Papilio palamedes
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Palamedes Swallowtail
Papilio palamedes
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Palatka Skipper
Euphyes pilatka
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Palmetto Skipper
Euphyes arpa
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Red-lined Panopoda Caterpillar
Panopoda rufimargo
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Red-lined Panopoda Caterpillar
Panopoda rufimargo
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Blinded Sphinx Moth
Paonias excaecata
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Doll's Clearwing Moth
Paranthrene dollii
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Stinging Rose Caterpillar Moth Caterpillar
Parasa indetermina
The adult moth belongs to the Slug Caterpillar Moth gorup which explains the double use of the word caterpillar in this description. -
Juniper Geometer Moth Caterpillar
Patalene olyzonaria
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Curve-lined Owlet Caterpillar
Patalene olyzonaria puber
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Pearl Crescent Caterpillar
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Pearl Crescent Chrysalis
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Pearl Crescent
Phyciodes tharos
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Pearl Crescent
Phyciodes tharos
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Phaon Crescent
Phyciodes phaon
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Phaon Crescent
Phyciodes phaon