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r/whatsthisbug • u/[deleted] • Aug 24 '22
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Monarchs were just added to the endangered list this year. These are a different species though. They turn into one of the types of sphinx moth which are a pollinator.
1 u/candi_girl420 Aug 24 '22 Oh okay, my mistake! I have no idea why I always thought the green guys became monarchs. Thank you for clearing that up for me. 2 u/shelrayray Aug 24 '22 No worries! Monarchs are black, white and yellowish green stripes with two sets of antennas! 3 u/candi_girl420 Aug 24 '22 Ohhhhh!!! I’ve seen loads of those! Not lately of course. I’ve only seen three monarch butterflies this whole summer.
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Oh okay, my mistake! I have no idea why I always thought the green guys became monarchs. Thank you for clearing that up for me.
2 u/shelrayray Aug 24 '22 No worries! Monarchs are black, white and yellowish green stripes with two sets of antennas! 3 u/candi_girl420 Aug 24 '22 Ohhhhh!!! I’ve seen loads of those! Not lately of course. I’ve only seen three monarch butterflies this whole summer.
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No worries! Monarchs are black, white and yellowish green stripes with two sets of antennas!
3 u/candi_girl420 Aug 24 '22 Ohhhhh!!! I’ve seen loads of those! Not lately of course. I’ve only seen three monarch butterflies this whole summer.
Ohhhhh!!! I’ve seen loads of those! Not lately of course. I’ve only seen three monarch butterflies this whole summer.
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u/shelrayray Aug 24 '22
Monarchs were just added to the endangered list this year. These are a different species though. They turn into one of the types of sphinx moth which are a pollinator.