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Might be a cabbage white, but there is just one spot on the upper wing. We've had quite a few of these this year, and that's been true in all cases (just one spot, upper wing). Not very large - less than 2 inches.
Pacific Northwest, town in the midst of forest, 95.3 inches of rain last year, about 1,000' elevation.
The plant is a bushy geranium - small flowers that bloom all season.
Yes, cabbage white. One little known fact about them is that the spots help determine gender. Males have one spot per wing, females have two spots per wing.
http://greennature.com/article35.html
Hi Ellen, on the map simply grab the pin and manually move it to where you need it to be at
The map function is not working! I'm in Glacier, Washington USA
48.8901° N, 121.9457° W - no question.
Spotted on Sep 9, 2016
Submitted on Sep 14, 2016
