White Angled Sulphur
Anteos clorinde (Godart, [1894])
Family: Pieridae
Status: Very rare stray
NENHP Ranking: Not listed
Range: Found as a resident from Peru to Mexico. The Nebraska record is the northern most as a stray.
Larval Hostplant(s): Woody sennas, none of which occur in Nebraska.
Broods/Flight Times: Throughout the year in the tropics.
Overwintering: Not north of southern Texas.
Habitat:
Avg. Wingspan: 2 3/4 – 3 1/2 inches
Found at:
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Notes: Known in the state from a single specimen found in Lincoln County on September 19 2014 by M. L. Madsen.
White Angled Sulphur, Hidalgo Co., TX, Holly Salvato
