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Observation details
- ID
- 12414
- Date Observed
- 10/8/2020
- Submitted by
- Anonymous
- Observation Type
- Monarchs
- City
- Virginia Beach
- State
- VA
- Latitude
- 36.8646069
- Longitude
- -76.0463755
- Comments
- At 8:51 a.m. female Monarch emerged out of cacoon. After drying her wings via trial and error she did take off. Very smart since I had put her on a plant with tons of flowers a few seconds later she attempted to fly to a bush, when I looked at the flower plant I noticed a large flying insect which I killed. I did take her out front and after seeing that she was able to fly better and gaining her confidence she finally took off I took picture if her and she was a female. Later that day when I got home from errands, I found a dead female butterfly by where I had two other chrysalis in the indoor courtyard. I was surprised, shocked and saddened since I do not know where this one came from. Her wing pictures were different than the one That emerged in the morning or the one from the London Bridge Garden Center I already reported.
- Eggs
- 0
- 1st Instars
- 0
- 2nd Instars
- 0
- 3rd Instars
- 0
- 4th Instars
- 0
- 5th Instars
- 0
- Unknown Instars
- 0
- Pupae
- 0
- Adults
- 2