The two eyespots on the hind wing distinguish the American Painted Lady from the standard Painted Lady which has four small eyespots.
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- Pollination Dance
- Green Snake
- Assassin Bug
- Summer Day
- Eastern Amberwing Dragonfly
- Thread-waisted Wasp ( Ammophila)
- Argiope aurantia
- Raindrops on a Vinca
- Eastern Pondhawk Dragonfly
- First bloom
- Blue Dasher Dragonfly
- Leaf Beetle
- Two-lined Spittlebug
- Large Milkweed Bug
- Dew Drops
- Fragile Symbols of our Complex Natural World
- The word for today is ...
- What is it?
- Peek-a-boo
- Silver-spotted Skipper
- American Painted Lady
- Look up in the sky ....
- The Beat of a Different Drummer
- Hard at Work
- Southern Cloudywing
- "Fantasy" Crepe Myrtle
- Long-tailed Skipper
- Serenity
- Red-banded Hairstreak
- Battered Buckeye
- Good Morning Mr. Toad
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