Butterfly Social Clubs

Abstract

Many diverse species of butterflies engage in a characteristic behavior that is commonly termed "puddling" and defined as a type of social behavior in which assorted butterflies, usually males, congregate at a damp site, often a mud puddle or stream bank.

Citation

Ross, Gary N. 1998. Butterfly Social Clubs. Holarctic Lepidoptera, 5(1): 22 (1998)