If you’ve ever taken a springtime stroll through a park or garden, you might have seen a fast, darting flash of orange and black zip past your face. That bold little flier is likely the red admiral butterfly, a widespread member of the Vanessa genus.
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Friday, July 31
Red Admiral Butterfly: Found All the Way from Europe to Hawaii
