I was delighted to spot this Falcate Orangetip butterfly (Anthocharis midea) on 15 April at Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge. The butterfly is somewhat nondescript when its wings are closed, but spectacular when they open, revealing the orange tips for which the species is named.
I encourage you to click on the second image to get a closer look at the beautiful details of this tiny butterfly, including its speckled gray eyes and wonderfully marbled wings.
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Mike Powell 
Well captured!
Thanks, Randy.
I too, would be delighted to see that! What amazing camouflage when hose wings are folded.
Beautiful.
Lovely butterfly.