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From: jmcquown <j_mcquown@comcast.net>
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I cleaned and refilled the hummingbird feeder yesterday because yes, not 
all of them migrate from South Carolina.  This morning I saw a butterfly 
sipping from the feeder.  This type is known as a Fritillary.  That 
first butterfly must have told all the other butterfly friends because 
now they are all over the feeder!

https://i.postimg.cc/9MsT29yX/outdoor-butterflies2.jpg

When I was outside taking this pic there were a couple of others 
flitting around.  And yes, I know butterflies migrate.  I've simply 
never seen so many of them on and around my hummingbird feeder at the 
same time.  Fun nature stuff! :)

Jill