The Red-Spotted Purple butterfly is normally seen in the Eastern United States, from the Gulf Coast to southern Canada.
It is not an abundant species, and is most often seen in woodlands and along streams and marsh land.
The size of the Red-Spotted Purple is typically in the 3.0" - 3.5" range and it normally produces 2-3 broods per year.
The Red-Spotted Purple butterfly is black with blue or blue-screen scaling. It features orange or red marks on the tips of the wings.
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