Look at all the raggedy edges on this one.

The one in the next two pictures has a big piece missing from the left wing.


Even the smaller varieties have tattered wings. You have to look a bit closely, but there are two butterflies on this spike of butterfly bush.

2 comments:
That is a very curious thing; I wonder if it's harder for them to fly?
Poor butterflies. I don't seem to see as many as I did when I was little.
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