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  1. Arogos Skipper Chrysalis

    I consider myself fortunate to have seen the Arogos Skipper adults and this chrysalis. It is seen in only a very few sites in Florida.

  2. Atala Chrysalides

  3. Atala Chrysalis

  4. Atala Chrysalides

  5. Black Swallowtail Chrysalis

  6. Buckeye Chrysalis

  7. Clouded Skipper Chrysalis

    This Clouded Skipper chrysalis is rolled up in one of its host plants, Wood Oats (Chasmantium sp.).

  8. Cloudless Sulphur Chrysalis

    The chrysalis of the Cloudless sulphur can be either pink or green.

  9. Cloudless Sulphur Chrysalis

    The chrysalis of the Cloudless Sulphur can be either pink or green.

  10. Giant Swallowtail Chrysalis

  11. Gulf Fritillary Chrysalis

  12. Hackberry Emperor Chrysalis

  13. Harvester Chrysalis

    The Harvester chrysalis has an uncanny resemblance to a dog's or monkey's head.

  14. Malachite Chrysalis

  15. Miami Blue Chrysalis

    Two Miami Blue chrysalides rest in the hand of a researcher who is raising them in captivity. This south Florida species is in peril due to loss of habitat.

  16. Monarch Caterpillar in J Position

    Most caterpillars travel away from their host plants to prepare for their metamorphosis into chrysalides (plural of chrysalis). This monarch caterpillar has chosen to form its chrysalis on the leaf of a Fireflag (Thalia geniculata)

    View a video of a monarch caterpillar changing into a chrysalis.

  17. Monarch Chrysalis

    When a monarch butterfly is about to emerge from its chrysalis, it will become translucent and immediately before the emergence, it will be so clear that you can see the butterfly inside.

  18. Monarch Chrysalis

  19. Monarch Chrysalis

    View a video of a monarch butterfly emerging from its chrysalis.

  20. Monarch in J Position

    View a video of a monarch caterpillar changing into a chrysalis.

  21. Pearl Crescent Chrysalis

  22. Pipevine Swallowtail Chrysalis

  23. Red Admiral Chrysalis

  24. Red-spotted Purple Chrysalis

  25. Spicebush Swallowtail Chrysalis

  26. Swarthy Skipper Chrysalis

  27. Tawny Emperor Chrysalis

  28. Variegated Fritillary Chrysalis

    The photo cannot capture the beauty of this chrysalis which looks like it has metallic flecks of gold on it.

  29. Variegated Fritillary Chrysalis

    This was found on Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana).

  30. White Peacock Chrysalis

  31. Yucca Giant-Skipper Chrysalis

  32. Zebra Chrysalis

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