Today I saw a California Sister (Adelpha californica).
They usually don't show up until around the third week of September.
They were so named because Arthur Butler, a British entomologist who "discovered" the butterflies in 1865, thought their wings resembled a nun's habit. I don't know about you, but I've never seen a nun wearing a habit that was orange, black, red, blue, gray and white...
I'm hoping the early appearance of this California Sister means autumn will be making an appearance soon!
Early Bird Cafe
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