Texas Butterfly 
There are only two whites that are common throughout most of Texas. One of those is the Checkered White which can be seen in every part of the state. Its white...
The Viceroy mimics the monarch but is more closely related to the Red-Spotted Purple and other Admirals. It found almost everywhere in Texas and frequents woodland edges. It's bright orange often...
Common Buckeye Junonia coenia The Common Buckeye is common all across Texas. You’ll often find it sitting on bare ground or paths. The males are territorial and you can often count...
The Tawny Emperor loves to hang out at the forest's edge and will make visits to trees in your yard. It can be found throughout Texas except for the Panhandle and...
This is not a butterfly you are likely to confuse with any other. Its distinct orange markings make it stand out in your garden.
The name says it all. This is a little yellow butterfly found across Texas. Two little black dots at the base of the hindwing will help you distinguish it from similar...
You'll find this small orange butterfly throughout Texas almost all year long. I see it more in the Houston area than I did in West Texas, but it was common there,...
You can find this butterfly throughout most of the United States and all across Texas. I have seen it on any number of flowers included purple aster, blue greg's mist, zinnias,...
Found primarily in East Texas, the Spicebush Swallowtail mimics the Pipevine Swallowtail. It differs from the Pipevine in two distinct ways. First, it has two rows of orange spots on the...
Texas Butterfly 