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Nathalis iole
This little butterfly had about a 3 cm wingspan. "This is North America's smallest sulphur. Small, with elongated forewings. Upperside yellow with black markings, female with more extensive black than male. White form very rare. Underside of forewing with orange or yellow patch at base of wing and black spots at outer wing edge. Winter form has dusty green hindwing, summer form hindwing is pale yellow."
Riparian scrub on unknown plant. "Resident in Guatemala north to peninsular Florida and the Southwest. Cannot survive cold winters, therefore every summer re-colonizes through the Great Plains to southeast Washington, southeast Idaho, Wyoming, and Minnesota."
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Thank you so much, Sergio! It's been fun learning photography over these past 3 years and having a nice lens definitely helps ;)
Yous photos are so clean and sharp, Cindy, I love them.
Thank you, Kathleen!
Great photos!