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Order · Lepidoptera

Lycaenidae

Gossamer-winged Butterflies (Blues, Hairstreaks, Coppers)

Family overview

Small, often iridescent blue, copper, or hairstreak patterns. Many have tiny tails and 'false eye' spots on hindwings to confuse predators.

Many species have remarkable mutualisms with ants — caterpillars are tended by ants in exchange for sugary secretions.

At a glance

Family facts.

Distribution

Worldwide

Habitat

Terrestrial

Approx. species

6,000

Notable members

Eastern tailed-blue, gray hairstreak, American copper, Karner blue (endangered)