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| Orange sulphur butterfly |
To attract this butterfly:
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Provide this food plant:
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Giant swallowtail
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Citrus trees
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Gray hairstreak
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Mallow
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Great spangled flitillary
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Violet
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Gulf fritillary
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Passionflower
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Hackberry butterfly
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Hackberry
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Little wood satyr
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Grasses, Sedges
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Long-tailed skipper
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Bean
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Lorquin's admiral
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Aspen, Willow
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Meadow flitillary
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Violet
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Milbert's tortoiseshell
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False nettle, Nettle
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Monarch (Queen)
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Milkweed
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Mourning cloak
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Aspen, Birch, Elm, Hackberry, Willow
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Orange sulphur
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Alfalfa, Clover, Vetch
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Painted lady
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Thistle
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Pearl crescent
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Aster
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Phoebus parnassian
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Stonecrop
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Pipevine swallowtail
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Pipevine
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Purplish copper
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Knotweed, Sorrel, Dock
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Question mark
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Elm, False nettle, Hackberry, Hops, Nettle
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Enjoy this video of the Orange sulphur butterfly
Butterflies and their food plants R – Z
Butterfly life cycle
How to make a butterfly garden
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Butterfly life cycle
How to make a butterfly garden
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