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Yes they are. Thank you so much
Looks like this is in the Boraginaceae family. It reminds me alot of forget-me-nots, but this genus has purple sepals. Maybe Siberian Bugloss, Brunnera macrophylla. Check it out here, and see what you think.
http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/P...
It's very interesting that you were able to capture both sexes. I've never seen the Female (black) in person before.
Maybe the Orange Daylily. It would be helpful to see the top.
The males are just Black and Yellow, but the Females come in two different morphs, one very similar to the male but with blue spots on the hindwing. The other morph is black still with blue spots. Makes for a very beautiful sight when they are seen together.
Hello! I'm sorry, I put two tags on, although the Daylily is often called simply a lily, the Daylily is more accurate and holds the proper scientific name, Hemerocallis fulva
I also have this flower to be identified, please let me know the name if it is ever identified. Thank You =)
Thank you, your best guess is definitely right on.
