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The Red-spotted Purple is a North American butterfly in the Nymphalidae family and is a subspecies of the White Admiral. The butterfly is characterized by its dark, iridescent blue-black wings, which feature curved rows of vibrant red and orange spots along the edges. This distinct coloration functi...
The White Admiral (Limenitis arthemis arthemis) is a butterfly subspecies found across northern regions of North America, from Alaska and Canada to the northern United States. It is distinguished by its black wings crossed by a single, contrasting white band that creates a striking pattern visible i...
Lorquin's admiral, Limenitis lorquini, is a brush-footed butterfly found in western North America, particularly from British Columbia south through the Pacific coastal states. Adults are recognizable by dark brown to black wings crossed by broad white bands, with orange patches near the tips of the...
Weidemeyer's Admiral, Limenitis weidemeyerii, is a brush-footed butterfly found in western North America. It is predominantly black with broad white bands across the wings and smaller pale markings near the margins, a pattern that distinguishes it from several related admirals. The species occurs ar...
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