Monarch Butterfly Nectaring at the Gloucester HarborWalk
Reader Gia Vento writes the following:
My response:
I recall our meeting and so good to hear from you Gia. No, its not too late. Many species of butterflies are on the wing during the late summer and early autumn months, as long as the warm weather holds up. Hopefully, too, the monarch migration will be more successful this year than last. I find the best time of day to see the most species of butterflies is from about 10:30 to about 3ish (generally the warmest and sunniest hours of the day).
The Massachusetts Butterfly Club offers a great publication, The Massachusetts Butterfly Club Guide to Good Butterfly Sites. Several of the best places featured are right here on Cape Ann! Follow this link to purchase the guide from their site (scroll down the webpage about half way): Massachusetts Butterfly Club Guide to Good Butterfly Sites.
Happy Photographing!
Warmest wishes,
Painted Lady Butterfly Nectaring at New York Ironweed, Gloucester HarborWalk




Very nice shots and like the response – keeping the circle of flight going thanks.Dave & Kim:-)
Share some music for the flight use add to your collection 🙂
Natural beauty – Butterflies (Song: Any Other Name)
httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYEOzBZ51QI
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