The Little Yellow (Eurema lisa) is our smallest sulphur species in New Jersey. They have rounded wings different from Orange or Clouded Sulphurs, and are much smaller than Sleepy Oranges. Males are bold bright yellow with a variable rust-colored spot on the outer hindwing. There is a silvery-white line around the wing edges and a cool bronzy fringe. Females are a bit lighter pale yellow and have more brown markings on the wings overall.