Arizona Sister Butterfly ~ The upper wings of this butterfly looks almost exactly like the California Sister; however the Arizona Sister is slightly larger and has some variations on the underwing pattern. This one was photographed in Miller Canyon in the Huachuca Mountains of southeast Arizona.
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