Phyciodes texana texana |
| General: | Indented forewings help the observer to separate this brown butterfly from other crescents and checkerspots in the Memorial. It is usually found patrolling gullies and washes. |
| Flight: | spring to fall |
| Foodplant: | twin seed, Dicliptera resupinata (not in the Memorial); possibly desert honeysuckle, Anisicanthus thurberi |
| Status: | uncertain, probably a breeding resident |
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