Butterfly ID please
13 years ago
Hi guys, have been going through the photos and found these that I took a few weeks ago. Not sure which butterfly this is, maybe Comma? - but it's on a Cornus kousa with some nice fall color. The butterfly was getting some sun upside down!
Anybody know for sure which one this is?
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