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Presentation created by Tracy Trimpe The Science Spot - Images from unless otherwise noted. Brushfooted Part #1 (Family Nymphalidae)

American Lady Top – Inner mark orange Bottom – Large eyespots Caterpillars:

Painted Lady Top – Inner white marks Bottom – Small eyespots Caterpillar:

Buckeye Large eyespots on upper side Caterpillar:

Great-Spangled Fritillary Large butterflies that fly very fast Have a light band near edge of wings Caterpillar:

Regal Fritillary Endangered butterfly in Illinois Similar to great-spangled, but with more white on undersides and white on top hindwings

Pearl Crescent Long forewings Curly patterns in black lines near body Caterpillars:

6 Butterflies A - F

American Lady Painted Lady Pearl Crescent Buckeye Regal Fritillary Great-spangled Fritillary Identify each butterfly.

Pearl Crescent American LadyPainted Lady Regal Fritillary Great-spangled Fritillary Buckeye THE ANSWERS ARE …