Dark-veined Spring White, Male-  Pontia sisymbri nigravenosa

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Butterfly  from larva located by Todd Stout  at Deep Creek Canyon

Photo Details ©Nicky Davis 1., 2 .  Dorsal view - February 2, 2006 3., 4., 5.  Ventral  view - February 2, to February 4, 2006 6.  Ventral view - February 9, 2006 - Canon D20, 100mm, F22, ISO 100, Flash exposure compensation +1 7.  Face - February 2, 2006 ______________________________________________________ Photos from reared individual .  Larva located at Deep Creek Canyon by Todd Stout. 1., 2.  ventral and partial dorsal photos ______________________________________________________ Characteristics 1 3/4  to 2 inch wingspan Other Todd Stout found  ova from the host plant Streptanthus cordatus in April 2005 at 6000 feet  by Spring Creek, West  Northwest of  the  Rodeo Grounds, Cedar Fort, Utah County, Utah . Host Plant For photos/other information, click on your choice of Dyer's Woad - Isatis tinctoria Heartleaf Twistflower - Streptanthus cordatus Sicklepod Rockcress - Arabis sparsiflora Tumble Mustard - Sisymbrium altissimum Pinnate Tansymustard - Descurainia pinnata Other host plants (not photographed) Whitetop - Cardaria draba Pronunciation Sis-IM-bree-eye Back to Top