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Blue Wave Butterfly
Myscelia cyaniris
Small but striking, the blue wave is named for the bands of iridescent blue across the upper wing surface. The underside is extremely camouflaged in gray and brown, resembling bark. This butterfly, like the morpho and owl butterflies, visits fermenting fruit rather than flowers to feed. It is found from south Texas (the Valley area) through Central America.
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