A Manual of North American Butterflies
A Manual of North American Butterflies
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ARGYNNIS CHARICLEA BOISDUVALLU Somm., similar to A.
chariclea, but differs in having the central whitish band on hind wing below, divided into two bands that are broken into spots. Habitat, British Columbia, British America, labrador, and northward. Occurs in June and July.
147. ARGYNNIS BUTLERH Edw.
Butler's Dusky Butterfly.
Similar to chariclea, but with markings above much heavier, espe- cially the central band. Beneath, there is bat little yellow
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ARGYNNIS CHARICLEA BOISDUVALLU Somm., similar to A.
chariclea, but differs in having the central whitish band on hind wing below, divided into two bands that are broken into spots. Habitat, British Columbia, British America, labrador, and northward. Occurs in June and July.
147. ARGYNNIS BUTLERH Edw.
Butler's Dusky Butterfly.
Similar to chariclea, but with markings above much heavier, espe- cially the central band. Beneath, there is bat little yellow
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C J Charles Johnson Maynard to read onlineMoreLess
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