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Index of Subjects I'm currently in eastern Ontario and we are seeing a major migration of Painted Ladys. A friend at a summer place near Rossport on Lake Superior said they are up there too. Can you imagine the numbers of them considering how widespread the sightings are right now? There was a story on the CBC website a couple of days ago - about the reason for so many in southern Quebec. see link below. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/butterflies-montreal-painted-ladies-1.4294808 Bev Wigney On 2017-09-21, at 12:54 PM, "Larry Bogan" <larry@bogan.ca> wrote: > We had six Painted Ladys on one set of daisy-like flowers. Among them was an American Lady and later had a Red Admiral on Garlic flowers. At the BNS meeting a couple of naturalists reported seeing hundreds of Painted Ladys 'like leaves on the ground' . > > Larry > Brooklyn Corner > > ------ Original Message ------ > From: pce@accesswave.ca > To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca > Cc: "Payzant, Linda" <lpayzant@accesswave.ca> > Sent: 21-Sep-17 1:19:22 PM > Subject: [NatureNS] A good time for Painted Ladies > >> Painted Ladies are becoming quite numerous, here in Waverley anyway. This morning there were over a dozen in our neighbour's garden, both on her Buddleia and also her Echinacea. We also saw many on various roadside flowers (especially a small aster) and just flying around energetically. >> >> We haven't seen any American Ladies or Red Admirals for some time. >> >> --- Peter Payzant >
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