African Migrant Butterfly

Pictures gallery of African Migrant Butterfly

The Monarch butterfly and other Tenerife butterflies

The African Migrant is large and flies rapidly over gardens and flower borders. on Tenerife, especially in spring, but in the UK it is a very rare migrant butterfly.

Catopsilia florella - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The African Migrant, African Emigrant, or Common Vagrant (Catopsilia florella) is a butterfly of the Pieridae family. It is found in Africa (including Madagascar

Butterfly gardening in Tenerife - Tenerife Islander on HubPages

The African Migrant (Catopsilia florella) is another butterfly that has been able to colonise the Canary Islands due to plants that have been planted there.

African Migrant Butterfly - animal photos wildlife photographs

Canary Islands endemic variation, the Canary Cleopatra butterfly has small pink-red spots on the very edge of its yellow wings and a tiny spot mid-wing.

Monarch Butterfly Migration | Journey North Citizen Science

Journey North citizen scientists track monarch butterfly migration each fall and spring as monarch butterflies migrate to and from Mexico. Report your own

African migrant - Catopsilia florella - Captain's European

Family: Pieridae. Flight Time: All year. Size: 55-65mm. Altitude: 0-500m. The African migrant has only recently colonised the Canary Islands. It prefers imported

Lepidoptera migration - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

An important difference with bird migration is that an individual butterfly or moth usually migrates in one direction, while birds migrate back and forth multiple times

Foreign Butterflies 2 - animal photos wildlife photographs

African Migrant: Canary Cleopatra: Canary Cleopatra: Cleopatra: Psyche: Psyche: Southern Small White: Madeiran Speckled Wood: Canary Speckled Wood: Canary Speckled Wood

Migration of the painted lady butterfly, Vanessa cardui, to north

You have full text access to this OnlineOpen article Migration of the painted lady butterfly, Vanessa cardui, to north-eastern Spain is aided by African wind currents

Safari Ecology: Butterfly migration out now!

Look carefully for a while and there are one or two of the African Migrant Catopsilia florella a much larger and yellow tinged butterfly. The main difference