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  1. Monarch Chrysalis

  2. Monarch Chrysalis

    View a video of a monarch butterfly emerging from its chrysalis.

  3. Monarch Egg

  4. Monarch in J Position

    View a video of a monarch caterpillar changing into a chrysalis.

  5. 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.

  6. 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.

  7. Monk

    Asbolis capucinus

  8. Confused Woodgrain Moth Caterpillar

    Morrisonia confusa

  9. Mottled Duskywing

    Erynnis martialis

  10. White-dotted Prominent Moth Caterpillar

    Nadata gibbosa
    This is a tentative identification.

  11. Nason's Slug Caterpillar

    Natada nasoni

  12. Neamathla Skipper

    Nastra neamathla

  13. Neamathla Skipper

    Nastra neamathla

  14. White-barred Emerald Moth Caterpillar

    Nemoria bifilata

  15. Nickerbean Blue

    Cyclargus ammon

  16. Sharp-blotched Nola Moth Caterpillar

    Nola pustulata

  17. White Flannel Moth

    Norape ovina

  18. Northen Broken-dashes

  19. Northern Broken-dashes

  20. Northern Cloudywing

    Thorybes bathyllus

  21. Oak Hairstreak

    Satyrium favonius

  22. Ocola Skipper

  23. Orange-barred Sulphur Caterpillar

  24. Orange-barred Sulphur

    Phoebis philea

  25. Orange-barred Sulphur

    Phoebis philea

  26. White-marked Tussock Moth Caterpillar

    Orgyia leucostigma

  27. Gray Quaker Moth Caterpillar

    Orthosia alurina

  28. Speckled Green Fruitworm Moth Caterpillar

    Orthosia hibisci

  29. Painted Lady

    Vanessa cardui

  30. Painted Lady

    Vanessa cardui

  31. Palamedes Swallowtail Caterpillar

  32. Palamedes Swallowtail

    Papilio palamedes

  33. Palamedes Swallowtail

    Papilio palamedes

  34. Palatka Skipper

    Euphyes pilatka

  35. Palmetto Skipper

    Euphyes arpa

  36. Red-lined Panopoda Caterpillar

    Panopoda rufimargo

  37. Red-lined Panopoda Caterpillar

    Panopoda rufimargo

  38. Blinded Sphinx Moth

    Paonias excaecata

  39. Doll's Clearwing Moth

    Paranthrene dollii

  40. 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.

  41. Juniper Geometer Moth Caterpillar

    Patalene olyzonaria

  42. Curve-lined Owlet Caterpillar

    Patalene olyzonaria puber

  43. Pearl Crescent Caterpillar

  44. Pearl Crescent Chrysalis

  45. Pearl Crescent

    Phyciodes tharos

  46. Pearl Crescent

    Phyciodes tharos

  47. Phaon Crescent

    Phyciodes phaon

  48. Phaon Crescent

    Phyciodes phaon

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