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Colorado living: State symbols & emblems, part 2
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Colorado living: State symbols & emblems, part 2
The distinctive purple and orange coloration of the upperside of the Colorado Hairstreak Butterfly’s wings is brighter on the male (upper left) than the female. The lighter underside colorations are nearly identical for both male (lower left) and female. This month’s segment of Colorado’s official emblems and symbols looks at the official state insect: the Colorado Hairstreak Butterfly. Source
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