Southern Dogface Sulpher

By Alice Mary Herden on December 6, 2018 • ( 2 Comments )

The Southern Dogface Sulpher is easy to ID.. The black spot on its wing as well as the pink color. Its such a unquie butterfly in the sulpher family.

Southern Dogface Sulpher | Alice Mary Herden | Big Pine Tract {12/03/18}

They can be seen all year around… and oh my goodness, I didn’t see that grasshopper to the right of the butterfly.

Sometimes, actually more times then I would want to admit, when you are so focused photographing one subject you tend to forget to look around. It is super cool to find these suprises!

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Links:

Click to access Southern-Dogface-3D-card.pdf

https://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/species/Zerene-cesonia

Categories: Big Pine Tract, Butterflies, Chinsegut Wildlife and Environmental Area, Pollinators

Tagged as: Big Pine Tract, Butterflies, Southern Dogface Sulpher, Sulpher