Three pollinators on mule fat

Two black and yellow butterflies and a large black bug sit on a green plant with white flowers

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Flowering mule fat trees in Hunter Canyon provide much needed food to local insects and pollinators. Shown here, a Western leaffooted bug (left), a painted lady butterfly (center) and a monarch butterfly share the flowers.

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