Fritillary Butterfly Locket specimen They overwinter as a pupae

They overwinter as a pupae

as the host plant is dried up before the start of summer

and critically endangered

Choose full butterfly yellow or white female form

Fritillary Butterfly Locket specimen They overwinter as a pupaeFritillary Butterfly Double Sided Stainless Steel Locket Speyeria sp. One of our PNW natives, with many species flying across the region. Adults have a beautiful orange and brown coloration with silver spots on the ventral hindwings. Larvae feed on violets. Eggs are laid in middle to late summer, with freshly hatched larvae drinking some water then overwintering to begin feeding on fresh violet leaves in early spring. Item Details: Two gorgeous real