See http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/distr/lepid/bflyusa/mn/225.htm
Steve Campbell Northrop
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I have observed substantial numbers of a medium sized butterfly (moth?)
lingering on my zinnias this week. They are very pretty, and not shy, therefore, I
suppose they are highly destructive to habitat (irony).
To my untrained eye part of their wing looks like a monarch; closer to the body is even more dazzling color and pattern. Cute.
I think they have moth type bodies; but do not ask me why.
Keith Reitman NearNorth
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