Clouded Sulphur- Specimen - Colias philodice vitabunda

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Male located 28 June 1991- mile marker 305 Dalton Highway, Slope Mountain Camp, Alaska, elevation 1550 feet	Female located 3 July 1991 at mile marker 323 Dalton Highway, 90 miles south of Deadhorse, Alaska, 1200 elevation
Male located 3 July 1991 at mile marker 323 Dalton Highway, 90 miles south of Deadhorse, Alaska, 1200 elevation	Female located 3 July 1991 at mile marker 323 Dalton Highway, 90 miles south of Deadhorse, Alaska, 1200 elevation

Male dorsal - Extracted by Jack Harry on the north slope of Alaska



Male ventral - Extracted by Jack Harry on the north slope of Alaska


Female dorsal - White Form - Extracted by Jack Harry on the north slope of Alaska


Female ventral view  - White Form - Extracted by Jack Harry on the north slope of Alaska - 17 June 2005


Female Dorsal - Yellow Form - Extracted from Northway, East Central Alaska, 17 June 2005 by Jack L. Harry

Photo Details - ©Nicky Davis From the Jack Harry Collection 1 thru 4 photos from the Jack Harry collection- located in Alaska 1991 5 thru 8 -yellow form male and  White Form Female- Extracted from Jack Harry on the north slope of Alaska, 9.  Yellow form - Extracted from Northway, East Central Alaska, 17 June 2005 by Jack L. Harry Specimen Photos Male and female dorsal and ventral views from the Jack Harry Collection 1. Male dorsal, 2. Male ventral, 3. Female dorsal, 4. Female ventral, 5.  Female Dorsal - Yellow Form - f32 1 thru 4 - Canon 20D , 100mm lens, ISO 200  F16, Flash +2/3, 5.  Canon 20D , 100mm lens,, ISO 800, F32, flash +2/3 Flight:  June /July Host Plant:  Hedysarum mackenziei, a sweet pea and rather common from Salt Lake Valley north. Other Extracted by Jack Harry on the north slope of Alaska Back to Top