Phoebis

The third pattern in the pollinator series and named for the caterpillar of the Couldless Sulfer Butterfly.  This caterpillar is a master of disguise, feeding on native Florida cassia plants and is typically bright green with yellow, lateral stripes and tiny blue spotted bands.  But . . . look closely, when they reach the tops of the stems and feast on the flowers they turn bright yellow resembling their adult butterfly form.  This sock pattern uses an easy to memorize  2 row repeat all the way down to the end of the toe.