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Orange you glad it's sunny enough for a hearted shadow? 🦋🪶🌿🦉

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Red Admiral Butterfly. The body is dark and fuzzy. Two long, thin antennae extend forward from the head, ending in small clubs. The late-day or low-angled sun casts a prominent, dark, heart-shaped shadow of the butterfly onto the ground to its left, mirroring the silhouette of its open wings. The butterfly is shown from a "dorsal" (top-down) view with its wings fully spread flat against a textured, grayish-brown gravel or asphalt surface. Its wingspan typically ranges from 1.75 to 3 inches (4.5 to 7.6 cm) A bold, diagonal red-orange stripe crosses the middle of each forewing. The outer tips (apex) of the forewings are jet black and decorated with several distinct white patches and dots of varying sizes.
April 25, 2026 at 5:54 PM