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Zephyr Anglewing

Submitted by sue wheeler on February 6, 2009 - 7:47pm
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photo by Kim Davis & Mike Stangeland  http://kimandmikeontheroad.com/

with permission

 Zephyr Anglewing (Polygonia zephyrus)

 Medium-sized, rusty gold with black and bright pale yellow markings. On the dark underside of the wings is a thin white comma shaped like the letter L. Wings scalloped on the trailing edges. Larvae feed on red currant and rhododendron, adults on asters and willow sap.

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