The Viceroy, like other butterfly species, undergoes a four-stage life cycle that can be described as nothing short of miraculous. In the beginning stage, their life begins as an egg, which ...

The Viceroy Butterfly (Basilarchia archippus) is well known for its mimicry, or having the appearance of, the Monarch Butterfly. However, throughout most of Texas it more closely resembles the ...

Viceroy Butterflies. Viceroy butterflies look a lot like monarchs, with similar coloring and markings. The main difference to look for is a black stripe across the hindwings.

The viceroy butterfly is a copycat. With its orange wings divided by black lines, it looks a lot like a monarch butterfly. Those thin black lines are important because that’s one way you can ...

This Monarch butterfly rests on a sunflower Aug. 10, 2014, during a warm afternoon in Norman. Monarchs are now on IUCN’s endangered list.

The viceroy butterfly is common in much of North America and when seen is usually mistaken for a monarch. Horrell is an artist and outdoorsman. He lives in Chaffee.

The monarch and viceroy butterflies are often-used example of mimicry. The caterpillars of the monarch butterfly feed on milkweed plants that contain toxins that are distastefully poisonous to ...

The viceroy butterfly is often confused with the monarch butterfly because of its similar orange and black pattern and white spots on the wing margins. However, the viceroy has a black band across ...

Viceroy butterflies mimic a queen butterfly's awful-taste, but only when they aren't around CBC Radio · Posted: Mar 15, 2019 4:04 PM EDT | Last Updated: March 15, 2019 Spider feeding on a yummy ...