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The Spalding's Dotted-Blue (Euphilotes spaldingi) (below) is a more probable possibility. I could not find another picture of it, though, and I am not sure if this one is very dependable, as it has a reddish light to it, which is probably film lighting, but could be the natural color of the butterfly.
(Picture taken from butterfliesandmoths.org)
Hey,
ReplyDeleteIlike your blog. It's really neat. I like the butterflies!
~Faith B.
Hello! Yes, I know who you are! Of course!
ReplyDeleteAnd, I really like your header!
And the butterfly is so pretty!
Love,
Jocelyn