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Eastern Tailed-Blue Everes comyntas Often qualifies for the commonest butterfly on any walk in the summer in the east. Loves to puddle in masses with sulphurs and other butterflies. Sometimes seen in the hundreds in one good mud hole. Females are dark gray above and the males are a flashy blue. Sexes are similarly spotted on the outside. Azures have no orange markings and lack the long tails of the Tailed-Blue. Otherwise distinctive in most of the east. |
