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 Ganyra howarthi No Common Name *Tropical Stray*

Looks like josephina but about one-half as large (wingspan 4.3 - 4.8 cm. versus 8.5 - 9.3 mm in josephina); male with black accenting on the forewing veins at the outer margin opposite the black discal spot.

 Pieris angelika Arctic White

The three species of the napi species complex (angelika, marginalis, and oleracea) cannot be consistently separated by superficial appearance. However their ranges are largely separate.

Alaska and Yukon

 Pieris marginalis Margined White

The three species of the napi species complex (angelika, marginalis, and oleracea) cannot be consistently separated by superficial appearance. However their ranges are largely separate.

British Columbia, western Alberta, and western United States

 Pieris oleracea Mustard White

The three species of the napi species complex (angelika, marginalis, and oleracea) cannot be consistently separated by superficial appearance. However their ranges are largely separate.

Northwest Territories, eastern Alberta, and eastward through Canada and northeastern United States.