Callophrys sheridanii lemberti
Tilden, 1963
Lembert's Hairstreak
Lembert's is a of the Sheridan's Hairstreak , first described by Tilden in 1963. It is classified within the Lycaenidae, commonly known as gossamer-winged butterflies. The subspecies is to California and is associated with specific plant relationships typical of hairstreak butterflies.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Callophrys sheridanii lemberti: /ˌkæloʊˈfrɪs ˌʃɛrɪˈdænaɪ ˈlɛmbərtaɪ/
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Identification
Distinguished from other Callophrys sheridanii by geographic distribution in California. As a , likely exhibits the characteristic thin tail-like projection on the hindwing typical of the . Specific wing pattern differences from nominate subspecies require examination of and original description.
Distribution
to California, United States.
Similar Taxa
- Callophrys sheridanii sheridaniiNominate ; distinguished by geographic range outside California
- Callophrys gryneusCongeneric juniper hairstreak; similar plant associations but different wing pattern and distribution