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Anartia jatrophae
One afternoon, I went grocery shopping. When I got back home, I opened the front door, so I could bring the groceries in. While I was bringing the groceries in, a butterfly flew inside my house, through the front door, and landed on one of the closet doors. I was only able to take one photo of this butterfly, as I got close to it, it started flying around the inside of my house. After I put all the groceries away, I left the front door open, for one hour. During this time, this butterfly flew out through the front door, and out of my house. Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Insecta Order: Lepidoptera Family: Nymphalidae Genus: Anartia Species: A. jatrophae
Anartia jatrophae ( White Peacock ), is a species of butterfly , found in the southeastern United States, Central America, and throughout much of South America. Open, moist areas such as edges of ponds and streams, along shallow ditches, weedy fields, and parks.
This White Peacock Butterfly, flew inside my house, through the front door, while I was bringing the groceries inside my house. After I put all the groceries away, I left the front door open, for one hour. During this time, this White Peacock Butterfly, flew out through the front door, to its freedom.
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