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duskywing

Arthropods

Propertius Duskywing

Propertius Duskywing Scientific Name: Erynnis propertius Status (B.C.): Red listed Propertius Dusky Wing Butterflies are brown to purplish, to dark grey, with an array of white spots across both sets of wings. Early and late phase instars (larvae) are sage green, with yellow sub-dorsal lines and rings, as well as Read more…

By Rob Underhill, 12 yearsSeptember 29, 2011 ago
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