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Description:

I believe that it is some kind of flitillary, but I am having trouble pinpointing the species.

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Comments (2)
Brian10
Thanks for narrowing it down for me. I was so confused when I looked at all of the pictures in my kaufman's insect guide.
alicelongmartin
I know it is Fritillary, but which one I am not certain. Atlantis comes close. In reading more, it might be Aphrodite. Atlantis is found in the West, Aphrodite in the East.

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PublishedJune 22, 2011

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