Variegated Fritillary - from this angle, it very closely resembles several other Fritillaries also found in this area.
posted by J. Keen Holland @ 12:20 PM
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Saturday, September 08, 2007
Variegated Fritillary - from this angle, it very closely resembles several other Fritillaries also found in this area.
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- Name: J. Keen Holland
- Location: Pennsylvania, United States
Trained in economics and environmental science at the University of Virginia, worked in too many political campaigns to count them all, some bureaucrat jobs, construction, energy consulting, and a decade in law enforcement. Currently semi-retired and own a construction equipment rental business.
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