The last week or so, I’ve spotted several of these Caper White Butterflies in my yard. They seemed to favour the bottlebrush over the Dusty Miller but it was hard to catch them still for very long.

Caper White Butterfly

Like the Jezebel from a few posts ago, this one is plain black-and-white on the upper wings, too.

Thanks for looking.

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On 15th November 2021, I declared I would blog every day for the next 365. Progress?

Posted: 24/365 Missed: 12

50% chance I’ll blog.

Butterflies & Moths

Caper White Butterfly

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I found the plastic identification tag for the silvery plant with the purple flowers: centaurea gymnocarpa. The two I have are the Dusty Miller, growing 80 cm high with a spread of 1.2 metres. I reckon the one in my front side garden is larger than that. The one up the back has been flattened by the wind somewhat and is nowhere near as impressive.

Thanks for looking.

Do enjoy your weekend and the approaching festive season.

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Post 23/365

Bees & Bugs, Butterflies & Moths

Dusty Miller, a bee & a butterfly

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