Can you believe it?  We still have Zinnias blooming in the garden.  And, you can see that the Sulphurs love them.  I think these are Cloudless Sulphurs, looking at the underside of their wings;  just a guess.  

 

My Stokes Butterfly Book says:  Try to have late-blooming flowers, for Sulphurs can remain active well into fall.  We have zinnias and marigolds in the garden still, so they're happy here.  We've also seen them up at Rosalie's, in her wildflower garden.  Not sure how long they'll last when it gets cold.  

 

I love seeing butterflies any time of year.  

 

HAPPY GARDENING!!!