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in 1929 California became the first state to designate a state insect, resulting from responses to a statewide poll given by Lorquin Entomological Society of Los Angeles to all active entomologists in the state. The California dogface butterfly (Zerene eurydice), also called "dog head butterfly," is found only in California. The male has markings on its wings resembling a silhouette of a dog's head. The female is usually solid yellow with a black spot on each upper wing:
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Bug Info: National Museum of Natural History |
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State Insects - 50 States List |
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