Regina spotted this specimen on the tomato plants today. Thoughts?
Update: Its a Red Admiral! Thanks to Sarah for the assist!
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It’s a Red Admiral. I looked it up in a butterfly reference book I’ve got.
Thanks! I’ve been looking through sites but couldn’t match it. Fun!
Hi, yes it is a Red Admiral and it’s foodplant for the caterpillars is Stinging Nettles, they eat lots of them 🙂