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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
0007071 question mark Polygonia interrogationis It is a common butterfly in the southern United States. The larva of this brushfooted butterfly is covered with spines and elm is its preferred host.
1150119 multicolored Asian lady beetle Harmonia axyridis
1150125 multicolored Asian lady beetle Harmonia axyridis
0007072 question mark Polygonia interrogationis Chrysalis is rather drab and well camouflaged, except for about eight bright silver spots. They usually attach their posterior end to a leaf with silk threads and hang from the leaf until they emerge as adults.
0007073 question mark Polygonia interrogationis A typical anglewing. It is a fast and strong flier and has beautiful markings on the uppersides of the wings.
0007074 question mark Polygonia interrogationis The undersides of the wings resemble a dead leaf and bear the silver comma and dot typical of this species.

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