Can anyone help me identify this butterfly on my fig tree?

[japple]

I'm in N. Georgia. We have blue swallowtails that visit our bronze fennel and parsley, but this is something different. I haven't been able to find a picture that matches this one.

[TygrBright]

1. Looks like a Karner Blue? n/t

[japple]

2. Not in my area, unless it is in migration.

" is most widespread in Wisconsin, and can be found in portions of Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, and Ohio. It may also be present in Illinois."

[SunSeeker]

3. Dunno, but it's a beauty! nt

[Mike__M]

4. Red Spotted Admiral

The shape is similar to our Pacific Northwest Lorquin's Admiral, but the blue on yours is beautiful!

[japple]

6. That's it. Thanks a bunch. One of their food sources is rotting fruit and our fig tree definitely

had some droopy figs. It was a contest between the butterflies, the yellow jackets and the wasps. We are getting figs for the first time in several years. I dried some in a borrowed food dehydrator and put them in the freezer. We will have a figgy pudding at Christmas!

[hlthe2b]

5. Blue Morpho Butterfly

I'm pretty sure..



http://www.webexhibits.org/causesofcolor/15A.html

[nocoincidences]

7. This looks like the same guy/female

https://alchetron.com/Limenitis-3304243-W

[japple]

8. Here's a picture of the other one--it had a torn wing and looks a bit faded.

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