Gulf Fritillary Collection

Gulf Fritillary Butterfly
Lightly Textured image of a Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae) butterfly pollinating a spring flower bud

Gulf fritillary butterfly (Agraulis vanillae) expanding wings after emerging from chrysalis, on Passion vine (Passiflora sp). Hill Country, Texas, USA. Sequence 8/9

Gulf fritillary butterfly (Agraulis vanillae) expanding wings after emerging from chrysalis. Hill Country, Texas, USA

Gulf fritillary (Agraulis vanillae), Seattle, Washington State

Passionflower, passiflora incarnata, Florida

Passionflower, passiflora incarnata, the larval plant for the Gulf Fritillary, and the Zebra longwing, Florida

Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae) butterfly on Lantana flowers

Gulf fritillary butterfly (Agraulis vanillae) North Florida, USA, September

Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae) nectaring on wild flowers

Three butterflies
Two Monarch butterflies dangling together while Gulf fritillary butterfly

Gulf Fritillary Butterfly & Bougainvillea
Pretty butterfly dangling (hanging on) to branch of pink bougainvillea

NA, USA, Seattle, Woodland Park Zoo Gulf fritillary butterfly on zinnia
NA, USA, Seattle, Woodland Park Zoo, Gulf fritillary butterfly on zinnia

NA, USA, Michigan, Detroit Gulf fritillary on gerber daisy
NA, USA, Michigan, Detroit, Gulf fritillary on gerber daisy

Gulf Fritillary butterfly closeup on leaf, Agraulis vanillae, (Controlled situation)

Gulf fritillary feeding on passionvine, Agraulis vanillae

USA, Florida, Lower Suwannee NWR Gulf Fritillary feeding on musky mint
USA, Florida, Lower Suwannee NWR. Gulf Fritillary feeding on musky mint (Agraulis Vanillae)

Detail of captive gulf fritillary butterfly on flower

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The Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae) butterfly is a captivating sight, with its vibrant orange wings and delicate patterns. Whether it's feeding on wildflowers or nectaring on Lantana flowers, this beautiful creature brings a touch of elegance to any garden. In the Hill Country of Texas, USA, we witness the magical moment when the Gulf Fritillary emerges from its chrysalis, expanding its wings in all their glory. This species has also made its way to Seattle, Washington State, showcasing its resilience and adaptability. One fascinating aspect of the Gulf Fritillary's life cycle is its dependence on Passionflower (passiflora incarnata). The larval stage relies solely on this plant for sustenance before transforming into a stunning butterfly. It's truly remarkable how nature provides everything these creatures need to thrive. As we admire an enchanting coloured engraving from 1783-1806 featuring various butterflies, including the Gulf Fritillary, we can't help but appreciate their timeless beauty that has captivated artists throughout history. Whether you encounter them in Florida or North Florida in September when they are most active or stumble upon them unexpectedly elsewhere, encountering a Gulf Fritillary butterfly is always a delightful surprise. So next time you spot one fluttering by or perched delicately on a flower petal – take a moment to marvel at nature's masterpiece: the magnificent Gulf Fritillary butterfly.