Glandon Blue Butterfly

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Colorado Butterflies Photo Gallery by Tom Murray at pbase.com

Arctic Blue - Plebejus glandon: Rocky Mountain Square-spotted Blue - Euphilotes centralis I saw a big yellow butterfly w/blue at the back of the wings, looked like the

agriades glandon frames - Idaho Museum of Natural History | Idaho

Alternate Common Names:High Mountain Blue, Glandon Blue, Primrose Blue. National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Butterflies. Alfred A

Plebejus glandon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Arctic Blue or Glandon Blue (Agriades glandon) is a butterfly of the Lycaenidae family. In North America it is found from Alaska east to Newfoundland, south

Heather Blue (Plebejus glandon cassiope, Agriades cassiope)

Plebejus glandon cassiope, Agriades cassiope) Status of this taxon is still under research. It's treated as a subspecies of the Arctic Blue in the latest Pelham

Plebejus glandon - Arctic Blue -- Discover Life

Glandon Blue - Agriades glandon. RETURN TO INDEX. RETURN TO TEXT. Val d'Aran, July 2005. Val d'Aran, July 2005. Val d'Aran, Jul 2005. The two nearest butterflies are

Butterflies of Canada

Scientific descriptions of all species of Butterflies in Canada. Family Lycaenidae | Subfamily Polyommatinae | Previous | Next. Arctic Blue Agriades glandon (de

Agriades aquilo - Matt Rowlings's European Butterflies

This butterfly is confined to the extreme north of Europe, in N Norway, N This taxon is often considered as a subspecies of the Glandon Blue, A

Glandon blue - Agriades glandon - Captain's European Butterfly Guide

Family: Lycaenidae. Flight Time: July - August. Size: 20 - 30mm. Altitude: 1800 - 2700m: Glandon blues only fly at high altitude amongst sparse vegetation.

Butterflies and Moths of North America | collecting and sharing

Identification: Geographically variable. Upperside of male gray-blue, female orange-brown; both sexes with dark cell spots on both wings. Underside hindwing with

Arctic Blue Butterfly (Agriades glandon) - Nature of New England

Butterflies of North America: Wing span, identification, life history, flight, caterpillar hosts, adult food, habitat, range, conservation