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Euphydryas editha seems likely


Edith's looks correct to me


Euphydryas yes


Thanks, David,


Have a question for Richard


Potential addition to Other category?


I think this was Euphydryas s


Euphydryas caterpillar


looks like Euphydryas editha


It is definitely Euphydryas,


yes - Euphydryas chalcedona


Euphydryas species


It looks like Euphydryas editha


Edith's Checkerspot - Euphydryas editha gunnisonensis


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Not an expert.


Euphydryas


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genus Euphydryas


Euphydryas species


both Euphydryas editha & E. anicia are common in Moffat County,


Euphydryas can be difficult to tell apart,


Euphydryas editha


empty chrysalis of a Checkerspot Butterfly - genus Euphydryas


Euphydryas


It is Euphydryas


It's a similar look,


Yes it is


Plantain is also a host to Euphydryas editha


I believe this is


It's definitely Euphydryas


Either


I suspect Euphydryas editha


Moved


Edith's Checkerspot



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