White Butterfly Species Comparison - Black-Tipped vs. Green-Yellow Winged Variants #36934 (License: Personal Use)

The upper butterfly displays classic Pieris rapae traits-pure white wings edged in bold black, with delicate gray veining. The lower specimen is likely Pieris napi, featuring translucent white wings overlaid with vivid lime-green veins and pale yellow borders, especially prominent on hindwings. Both are diurnal, commonly found in meadows and gardens across temperate regions.

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