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butterfly extravaganza redux 2003-09-28 - 4:51 p.m. Note: This is day two of the Butterfly Extravaganza. For day one, including a spectacular yellow morph female Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, click here. all photos � 2003 by Roger Williams, all rights reserved We returned for another look at the Butterfly Extravaganza this morning. Along the way, we saw 14 brown White Ibis alongside the highway, 11 in Mandeville, and the other three in Covington. The horde of fighting, feeding, squeaking, and scuffling female Ruby-Throat Hummingbirds continues. A nice hummingbird moth also put in an appearance. Dr. Gary Noel Ross led a sort of Sunday morning revival meeting on the subject of butterflies. An unnamed billionaire is funding a nine figure butterfly center in Florida, so Dr. Ross will be moving out of Louisiana soon to follow this unique opportunity. At this time, Louisiana is the only state with not one but two Butterfly Festivals, and I suppose Florida would like to get caught up. Dr. Ross said last year's one hour butterfly count during the Butterfly Fest produced 600 butterflies belonging to 26 species. There were lots of unidentifieds, mostly skippers, but we feel we have a pretty respectable list: Eastern Tiger Swallowtail -- both female morphs and a male Pipevine Swallowtail Giant Swallowtail Orange Sulphur Sleepy Orange Little Yellow Cloudless Sulphur Gulf Fritillary Pearl Crescent Painted Lady Common Buckeye Monarch Carolina Satyr Long-Tailed Skipper Silver-Spotted Skipper Tropical Checkered-Skipper Yesterday, in addition to the Black Swallowtails, Dr. Ross said that they had some Palamedes Swallowtails in the afternoon; alas, we missed them. Maybe next year. back - next All Rights Reserved, Copyright 2002-2017 by Elaine Radford