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Brushfoots
64 images
Created 3 Apr 2012
The brushfoots (Nymphalidae) are the largest family of butterflies found around the world, and also one of the most recognizable. Members include the brightly-colored monarchs, admirals and fritillaries.
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Band-celled Sister
Gulf Fritillary
Viceroy
Pairing Monarch Butterflies
Band-celled Sister (Adelpha fessonia)
Zebra Longwing
Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta)
Mating Queen Butterflies
Red-Spotted Purple
California Tortoiseshell (Underwing ..iew)
California Tortoiseshell
Julia
Hydaspe Fritillary
American Snout 2
Painted Lady - 6
Milbert's Tortoiseshell - 2
Common Buckeye
Gulf Fritillary
Hoary Comma
White Peacock
Band-celled Sister
Variable Checkerspot
Northwest Ringlet
Gulf Fritillary
Common Buckeye
Queen
Pearl Crescent
Queen
White Peacock
Queen
Monarch Butterfly Couple
Hackberry Butterfly
Zebra Longwing Mating Ritual
Southern Pearly Eye
Monarch Migration
American Snout 1
Variable Checkerspot
Mating Monarch Butterflies
Hydaspe Fritillary
Southern Pearly Eye
Gulf Fritillary
Viola's Wood Satyr
Julia
Hackberry Butterfly
Mating Common Wood Nymphs
Viceroy
Pearl Crescent
Gulf Fritillary
Hoary Comma (Underwing View)
Painted Lady - 1
Painted Lady - 2
Painted Lady - 3
Painted Lady - 4
Painted Lady - 5
Weidemeyer's Admiral - 1
Weidemeyer's Admiral - 2
Milbert's Tortoiseshell - 1
Milbert's Tortoiseshell - 3
Milbert's Tortoiseshell - 4
Milbert's Tortoiseshell - 5
Milbert's Tortoiseshell - 6
Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta)
South Texas Satyr (Hermeuptychia her..ius)
Band-celled Sister