The caterpillars of fritillary butterflies feed on these plants. The Gulf fritillary is a butterfly native to Florida grasslands. Butterflies of note are the small pearl-bordered fritillary, wood white and white admiral. The upland sandpiper, regal fritillary and Poweshiek skipper can be found on these prairies. "Passiflora foetida" is a larval host and nectar source for the Gulf fritillary ("Agraulis vanillae"). Areas of bracken are home to the high brown fritillary and pearl-bordered fritillary. It has many common names, typically Kamchatka fritillary or Kamchatka lily. The latter include small blue, grayling and Duke of Burgundy fritillary. The marsh fritillary ("Euphydryas aurinia") is a butterfly of the family Nymphalidae. It is also one of the homes of the high brown fritillary butterfly. Bugle is a primary nectar source of the pearl-bordered fritillary and the small pearl-bordered fritillary. Scarce species include a single dark green fritillary in 1999. Gulf fritillary is the only member of genus Agraulis. Flowers including the fritillary and some species of "Colchicum" are characteristically tessellate.