Butterfly Pictures and Information
The reasons for their popularity are simple, with the colorful wings of many species, plus the fact that both butterflies and people enjoy flowers and being outdoors on sunny days above 60o F, leading the list.
The North American Butterfly Association (NABA) suggests that the average person might be able to find up to one hundred different butterfly species within driving distance of their home.
It should be noted that those hypothetical one hundred butterfly species are often present only at specific points of time, usually from early spring through early fall.
The butterflies presented here, approximately one hundred and fifty species, divides into two pages. The species listed at the bottom of this page fit into the Lycaenidae family (blues, hairstreaks and coppers), the Pieridae family (whites and sulphurs) and the Brushfooted butterfly family. Pictures of Butterflies, page II, covers Swallowtail butterflies, Grass Skippers, Spread-wing Skippers and Metalmarks.
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The butterfly pictures list continues below.
