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 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 ...

A viceroy butterfly lands near Lake Audubon during the 4th of July North American Butterfly Association Butterfly Count held June 1 through July ... Is it a monarch butterfly or an imitator, ...

Item 1 of 3 A monarch butterfly flutters in a field of marigolds, the traditional flower believed to guide the dead back to their loved ones, grown for use during Day of the Dead celebrations, in ...

There's nothing quite like seeing a monarch butterfly spread its wings and glide through the air. It can certainly provide a sense of calm to life's everyday stressors. But the monarchs' numbers ...

Look closely at your backyard butterflies! Here's how to detect the subtle differences among the three butterflies that look like monarchs.