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The Question Mark, scientifically known as Polygonia interrogationis, is a species of brush-footed butterfly found throughout eastern North America. It belongs to the anglewing family, recognized by its deeply irregular wing edges and bright orange uppersides marked with black spots. The insect deri...
The eastern comma, Polygonia comma, is a brush-footed butterfly found in eastern North America. Adults have orange and dark brown upper wings with deeply irregular margins, while the mottled brown undersides resemble dead leaves; a small silvery comma-shaped mark on the hindwing gives the species it...
Green Comma (Polygonia faunus) is a North American butterfly distinguished by greenish marbling on its dark hindwing underside and irregular wing edges that resemble dead leaves.
Gray Comma (Polygonia progne) is a North American butterfly identified by gray marbling on its hindwing underside and deeply jagged wing margins, inhabiting forest edges.
Hoary Comma (Polygonia gracilis) is a North American butterfly of northern and montane regions, identified by the pale, frosted appearance of its hindwing underside.
