Adelpha eulalia
Adelpha eulalia
The pictured specimens all come from Arizona
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Re: Adelpha eulalia
I caught a fine specimen of this species in August 2015 in Madera Canyon, AZ. It was the first example I'd ever seen of this butterfly, apart from in books. The larvae feed on various species of oaks -
https://www.wildutah.us/html/butterflie ... e_pg2.html
https://www.wildutah.us/html/butterflie ... e_pg2.html
Re: Adelpha eulalia
Lovely photo of the caterpillar. I saw California sisters (A califonica) in & around Yosemite National Park on my first visit to the U.S.A. back in 1987. Was stuck by their great beauty & unbelievably graceful flight. This specimen dates from 2002 & was bred in Pomona CAlivingplanet3 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 20, 2022 8:14 pm I caught a fine specimen of this species in August 2015 in Madera Canyon, AZ. It was the first example I'd ever seen of this butterfly, apart from in books. The larvae feed on various species of oaks -
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