An Eastern Comma was seen in Dodge County on February 20 - a full two weeks ahead of the earliest sighting ever previously recorded. This species is one of the ones that overwinter here in hibernation, so the species is not surprising, but the timing is quite remarkable.
The game is afoot, Watson.
Image credit: cmatthewman at the photoshopbattles subreddit.
nice!
ReplyDelete:-) you do know that is one of the downsides of global warming - you get to see butterflies sooner. :-)
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And in Headington, an Oxford Comma was sighted.
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