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Eurema daira


Try, Eurema Daira, Barred Yel


Eurema daira, "Barred Yellow/Sulphur"


Eurema daira


Small White butterfly on 3 inch salmon wildflower


Eurema daira?


Looks like winter form of Eurema daira


looks like Eurema daira


looks to me like a 'Barred Yellow'


Might be


Eurema daira


Barred Yellow (Eurema daira) is correct.


I think you are right


Excellent. Thanks!


I think


I would try


looks like


Looks like


Your ID is Correct - Eurema daira


Barred Yellow (Eurema daira)


These are difficult sometimes.


I think what you've got here


I suspect you've got


exactly correct


This one is Eurema daira


I don't think so


Changed my mind, Barred Sulphur


Barred Yellow (Eurema daira)


Hannah, you make excellent po


I don't think it's a Cabbage White


Not Appias drusilla -



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