Only exuviae here, folks. This morning, the wing area of the chrysalis had turned yellowish. Going by the color changes in an older chrysalis of the same species from which a butterfly emerged recently, I expected an adult two or three days from now. This afternoon, when I went out to photograph the yellowness, a Pieris rapae was sitting on the wall just above the meconium drip at the left. It flew off when I got near. It was yellow, as is typical of a winter brood, although I see white ones here, too.