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... 1. Phyla nodiflora fogfruit Question Mark - Nettle family, urticaceae - Elm family, ulmus 1. Humulus lupus - hops vine California Tortoiseshell - Buckthorn family, rhamnaceae 1. Ceanothus spp. Red Admiral - Nettle family, urticaceae 1. Urtica spp. - stinging nettle Goatweed Leafwing - Croton family, euphorbiaceae 1. Croton capitatum goatweed Hackberry Emperor - Elm family, ulmaceae - Hackberry ...
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This is Local London | CommuniGate | Butterflies
... common in the south, although they are extending northwards, and are scattered in Ireland. PAINTED LADY Every May and June, painted ladies migrate here from south-west Europe and North Africa - more than 600 ... fruit. They are widely distributed in Britain, except in the north of Scotland and Orkney. RED ADMIRAL Red admirals begin to arrive here from the continent in May and produce the eggs which ...
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Painted Lady Information
... spots on wings are characteristic of this family. Other common species include: Red Admiral, West Coast Lady and American Painted Lady. Butterflies undergo complete metamorphosis, which means they have four distinct ... adults. The egg to adult cycle takes about 2 weeks, depending on temperature. Numbers of Painted Ladies peak in July each year. You can attract these beautiful butterflies to your yard ...
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Creating a Butterfly Friendly Garden
... Attracts Whom? Plant Butterfly it attracts Alfalfa Eastern black swallowtail, orange sulphur, dogface, large wood nymph Aster Checkered white, common & orange sulphur, question mark, painted ladies, red admiral, buckeye Black-eyed Susan Great spangled fritillary, pearly crescentspot Butterfly Bush Swallowtails, mourning cloak, comma anglewing, painted ladies, red admiral Daisy Pearly crescentspot ...
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