The orange-barred sulphur is a large sulphur butterfly found in Florida, south Texas, Mexico, Central America and northern South America. There are usually 2 to 3 brood per year in Florida and the butterflies can be seen year round. Occasionally they migrate north, and in those cases usually have only one brood. The larval host plants are Cassia species in the pea family.
6 comments:
nice shot!
A pretty, delicate shade of yellow. Beautiful photo.
Beautiful photo of an interesting butterflie :)
stunning capture of a glorious butterfly!
What a lovely species
Nice macro, beautiful butterfly caught sipping away. I like the expressive eyes.
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