Phoebis agarithe Trusted
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Phoebis agarithe Trusted
© Jim P. Brock
Phoebis agarithe Trusted
© Jim P. Brock
Phoebis arganteDHJ03 Trusted
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This genus of fast-flying, brightly colored sulphurs ranges from the southern U. S. throughout the Antilles to Argentina. Some species are migratory and may be seen flying in large numbers along the seashore. Phoebis spp. also congregate on damp sand to imbibe salts.
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Leo Shapiro added the English common name "Migrant sulphur" to "Aphrissa statira (Cramer, [1777])".
Cyndy Parr marked "Borboleta (Phoebis philea?) - Macho" as trusted on the "Phoebis philea" page.
Cyndy Parr commented on an older version of Borboleta (Phoebis philea?) - Macho:
As Claudio says, if it is missclassified the problem isn't the... more
Cláudio Dias Timm commented on an older version of Borboleta (Phoebis philea?) - Macho:
Andrew, this mistake is of the eol, not mine. Thanks for your prompt reply. Cláudio Timm
Andrew Brower commented on an older version of Borboleta (Phoebis philea?) - Macho:
@Cláudio Dias Timm: Hi Claudio, As far as I can tell the genus and species are ... more
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