Mourning Cloak (Nymphalis Antiopa)
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@Elenadatri
That's what I thought. MothMan, are you sure about the sunlight thing? But the bird thing makes sense. Anyway it was a kind thing to do (something I would have done, being the butterfly sucker I am LOL) and this is good footage, thanks for posting! :D
AslansButterfly 1 year ago
pretty chill sitch
DINKINFLICKAxx 2 years ago
thats a peacock butterfly
devin3520 2 years ago
there catrpillers are invading my shcool and we have there cattrpillers
blacky10gir 2 years ago
the sunlight warms their wings and enables tham to fly, it doesn't harm them.
Elenadatri 2 years ago
mourning cloak is my favorite species! -although one of the hardest to approach. How did you get so close without startling it? Closest I've ever been able to get to one (without netting it) was like 15 feet! Excellent shot!
CaptainZ1627 4 years ago