Rob had his eyes set on a clearing made for power lines that headed out through the jungle of the Pati Preserve. You could see that cars drive there sometimes, but it wasn't a road. There was some shade on one side of the cleared area for us to walk in. Hopefully we wouldn't get sunburned. As we walked, we noticed what we were seeing along the jungle edge. There were things there that we did not see at AWR. We watched the butterflies and I was able to get a very nice photo of one of the Blue-banded King Crow, with his wings open wide. Along this path they were feeding on the flowers of a vine-like plant. I still didn't see any eggs or caterpillars, so I am still wondering what their life habits are and how long they live. I saw one Golf Friterary, but it paused long enough for me to get a photo of the inside and the outside of its wings. Both are beautiful! We saw butterflies that were black that reminded us of some kind of Swall...