Observaciones de brian_banker

Male

Female nectaring at radish

Many at mud here.

Super-abundant in this small corner of the cow pasture. Both sexes out, vast majority fresh.

Female

Fresh male

Huge male

Two different individuals shown. Males, but females here too. Matt Forister believes these are threatened, but they are thriving and abundant in the middle of urban San Pedro in south Los Angeles.

Delicately built male

Ovipositing female

Another male. Rather blunt wing shape.

Immaculate male at purple lantana

Very worn male at purple lantana.

Male nectaring on Jupiter's Beard. Also a worn female here.

Female nectaring on Jupiter's Beard. Several.

Worn male nectaring on some kind of Rosaceae in deep canyon.

A big fat last instar on native A. subulata. What do you know, it's the climate and not the species of milkweed.

Mint fresh male. Medium sized

Nectaring on radish

Male

Male

Fresh female

Last instar larva on pellitory-of-the-wall.

It is pupa on right.

Female

Winter form female with ventral white band

Winter form "rosa". Female, I think.