Fawn or Gray comma
Polygonia progne
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Caterpillar hosts: Gooseberries (Ribes) and azalea
(Rhododendron). Adult food: Sap; rarely flower nectar. Habitat: Along dirt roads, along streamsides, and within clearings in rich deciduous or confierous woods, in aspen parks, yards, and gardens. Often in hilly terrain or canyons. |
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