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    California Sisters are butterflies found in California with orange wings and blackish-brown markings. They have a wingspan of up to 3 3/5 inches and length between 2 7/8 to 3 3/8 inches. They camouflage to avoid snakes and eat nectar from fruits, trees, and flowers, traveling to find food and preferring California buckeyes. Their main predator is snakes.

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    California Sisters are butterflies found in California with orange wings and blackish-brown markings. They have a wingspan of up to 3 3/5 inches and length between 2 7/8 to 3 3/8 inches. They camouflage to avoid snakes and eat nectar from fruits, trees, and flowers, traveling to find food and preferring California buckeyes. Their main predator is snakes.

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    California Sisters are butterflies found in California with orange wings and blackish-brown markings. They have a wingspan of up to 3 3/5 inches and length between 2 7/8 to 3 3/8 inches. They camouflage to avoid snakes and eat nectar from fruits, trees, and flowers, traveling to find food and preferring California buckeyes. Their main predator is snakes.

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    California Sisters are butterflies found in California with orange wings and blackish-brown markings. They have a wingspan of up to 3 3/5 inches and length between 2 7/8 to 3 3/8 inches. They camouflage to avoid snakes and eat nectar from fruits, trees, and flowers, traveling to find food and preferring California buckeyes. Their main predator is snakes.

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    California Sisters

    By: Lucy Cravens and Tyler Keehn

    Description:
    California Sisters are butterflies with wings that are blackish to brownish,
    but mostly orange. The California Sisters length can be between 2 to 3
    inches long. They can expand their wingspans up to 3 inches.
    California Sisters like to camouflage themselves to keep away from
    snakes.

    Habitat:
    California Sisters live in California and are found in oaklands, canyons,
    caves, forests, and swamps.

    Diet:
    California Sisters are herbivores.They eat nectar from fruits, trees, and
    flowers. They travel all around the world to find fruit and nectar.They also
    love to feed on rotten fruits such as honeydew. California Sisters tend to
    enjoy drinking nectar from the California Buckeyes.

    Predators:
    Snakes hunt California Sisters.

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