Polygonia comma
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Pieridae
All Nymphalidae have only 4 fully-functional legs, while Pieridae have 6. Beware of Pierids with broken legs, or not using all for standing on (eg Leucidia, sometimes).
Nymphalidae
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownReid CA, N of Wallaceburg, Ontario, Canada
200 m.
2019-Jul01
David Geale
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownCharleston Lake PP and Area, Ontario, Canada
110 m.
2018-Jun25
David Geale
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownShip Rock, Wisconsin, United States of America
300 m.
2015-Jul07
David Geale
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownRossmount, N of Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
210 m.
2012-Sep13
David Geale
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownRossmount, N of Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
210 m.
2012-Apr19
David Geale
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownNorthumberland County Forest, Ontario, Canada
250 m.
2012-Apr13
David Geale
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownNorthumberland County Forest, Ontario, Canada
250 m.
2012-Apr13
David Geale
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownRossmount, N of Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
210 m.
2012-Apr06
David Geale
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownFanshawe Conservation Area, Ontario, Canada
270 m.
2012-Mar22
David Geale
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownRossmount, N of Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
210 m.
2012-Mar20
David Geale
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownRossmount, N of Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
210 m.
2012-Mar20
David Geale
Polygonia comma
Sex UnknownRossmount, N of Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
210 m.
2012-Mar18
David Geale