-
include admirals,
anglewings, commas, and tortoises****, but none of
these is
specific to one
particular genus. The name
anglewing butterflies is an...
- forewings,
hence the
other common name
anglewing butterflies. The
related genus Nymphalis also
includes some
anglewing species;
Polygonia is
sometimes classified...
-
known as
anglewing butterflies. In
zoological nomenclature, the
oldest name has a
priority over
other names. The
collective name
anglewing butterflies...
-
Polygonia faunus, the
green comma,
Faunus comma, or
Faunus anglewing is a
butterfly of the
family Nymphalidae.
Subspecies include:
Polygonia faunus smythi...
-
pattern Eggs
Caterpillar Feeding Chrysalis Achromatic form of
eyespots Anglewing butterflies Pea****
butterflies (genus Anartia) Pea****
pansy (Junonia...
- Polygonia,
which is why
species in the
genus are
commonly referred to as
anglewing butterflies.
Comma butterflies can be
identified by
their prominent orange...
- This is a list of
butterflies of Canada.
Epargyreus clarus – silver-spotted
skipper Urb****
proteus – long-tailed
skipper Achalarus lyciades – ****y edge...
- and
parts of Indonesia, with a
number of well
marked geographic races.
Anglewing butterflies "Butterfly Corner".
Archived from the
original on 2016-03-31...
- odius, the
orion cecropian, is a
species of crescents, checkerspots,
anglewings, etc. in the
butterfly family Nymphalidae. This
species can be
found in...
- karwinskii, or Karwinski's beauty, is a
species of crescents, checkerspots,
anglewings, etc. in the
butterfly family Nymphalidae. The MONA or
Hodges number for...
