About The Word Four-footed butterfly
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Four-footed butterfly
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What's The Definition Of Four-footed butterfly?
[n] medium to large butterflies found worldwide typically having brightly colored wings and much-reduced nonfunctional forelegs carried folded on the breast
Synonyms | Synonyms for Four-footed butterfly: brush-footed butterfly | nymphalid | nymphalid butterfly Related Terms | Find terms related to Four-footed butterfly: See Also | admiral | anglewing | banded purple | butterfly | Camberwell beauty | comma | comma butterfly | emperor | emperor butterfly | family Nymphalidae | fritillary | Inachis io | Limenitis archippus | Limenitis arthemis | Limenitis astyanax | Limenitis camilla | mourning cloak | mourning cloak butterfly | Nymphalidae | Nymphalis antiopa | painted beauty | peacock | peacock butterfly | Polygonia comma | red admiral | red-spotted purple | tortoiseshell | tortoiseshell butterfly | Vanessa atalanta | Vanessa virginiensis | viceroy | white admiral |
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