Mike, following your comment, I searched for information on the Spring
Azure, and found that the various types are so difficult to separate that
they are often referred to as a part of the "Spring Azure Complex". I will
let it go at that. Thanks for the help.
Jim Nichols
Tullahoma, TN USA
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> Some type of "blue." Round these parts would be a Spring Azure. That
> is my quick best guess from the one shot. They are fairly abundant in
> N. America, found near the Ipswich river
> close to my house. I don't have one image of them that I like. Would
> study the image more, but up very very early for a meeting.
> Thanks for posting the nice image.
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> Mike
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> http://www.massaudubon.org/butterflyatlas/index.php?id=29
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