ORANGE SULPHUR - Hodges#4210 (Colias eurytheme)

Looks like Clouded Sulphur but is a bit bigger and orange on top instead of yellow. The dark bands on the edges of the wings are wider than the Clouded Sulphur, C. eurytheme. And, less likely to have grayish scaling on the underside. Thanks, bg. And also from bg: female eurytheme "most often has included spots that are often isolated from the rest of the wing. This is variable in both species, but is often a helpful "rule of thumb"." I take that to mean that if the border has white spots in it, it's a female.