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These are Monarch butterflies hibernating until the end of Feb. Some have wakened and they are in full color.
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I never thought butterflies would live long enough to hibernate...very interesting.
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That would be cool to see.
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Thank you both for commenting.
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I thought the same thing as Tulio. I thought butterflies only lived 2-3 days after emerging from the cocoon or chrysalis.
This is an amazing shot. Great catch. Cal
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This is really cool, thanks for sharing, where does this happen
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I didn't know they discolored when they hibernated.
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That's a learning experience. I think the white may be the underside of the wings.
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