Becker's White Butterfly Life Stages timelapse

A short compilation of the Becker's White Butterfly's life stages in realtime and time lapse. Filmed in the field and studio, 480p, upconverted to 720p HD for YT upload.

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[Pop12646Okami]

I just love these kinds of videos :P

[jcmegabyte]

I'm happy you're enjoying them - thanks a bunch for stopping by! :-)

[TheLoveofButterfles]

AMAZING!

[jcmegabyte]

They had a really great season that year - adults and larvae were EVERYWHERE so it was easy to find and rear a bunch :-)

[PicoPicoHammah]

Their wings are like popcorn or a flower :D

[jcmegabyte]

It is interesting how they "pop" from the chrysalis and expand their wings like a slow motion kernel or popcorn!  Thanks for watching :-)

[Jbeanie46]

Well, I've seen an orange butterfly in three different towns on the same day...I was hoping you'd say it wasn't really that common. I am taking it as a sign. WOW. Thank you for answering.

[TheNatureStation]

@Jbeanie46 If it's a large orange one, with some black markings, it's likely to be a Monarch, migrating south for the winter. Seems a bit late though and could be a straggler... =)

[Jbeanie46]

I want to know if it's normal to see butterflies on Long Island, NY in early October. I keep seeing a beautiful orange winged butterfly and I just wondered...