4 Peaks in 4 Days: Day 3 - Mt. Sunflower, KS

There wasn't much around this "peak" except for certain varieties of Bos primigenius, but I posted this to round out the trip. Day 4 was spent driving back home so I don't have any photos from that day.
We did see this, Black Swallowtail Butterfly, at Robbie's house where we crashed at the end of Day 3.  One of her kids had captured it in a Mason jar, which gives this photos its unique look.
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