Category Archives: Skippers

South Florida – Cuban Crescent

After New Years I drove down to south Florida and the Keys in search of the Antillean Palm-Swift that was being seen over a three month period in Marathon, FL. Butterflies were also on the agenda highlighted by Miami Blue … Continue reading

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Recap of 2019

This post will recap the more exciting finds of 2019. I really didn’t do too much butterfly wise in 2019 due to a number of factors. The spring was wet and weekends always seemed to be messed up. I was … Continue reading

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A lifer after all these years…

Hi All, I retired in October and have had a change of heart in regards to the blog. It mostly had to do with the site and domain renewals costs. So we’re back in business. One of my goals going … Continue reading

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Remarkable diversity of November Butterflies

With November beginning with super temps and partial sunshine I located 12 species in three different locations in the Neighborhood here in Berkeley County. Clouded Sulphur 1 Orange Sulphur 2 Eastern Comma 3 Question Mark 1 American Lady 1 Painted … Continue reading

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Dusky Roadside-Skipper, Intricate Satyr, Neamathla Skipper – Northern Florida

Despite the weather impacting the butterfly flights in the east this season there have been some highlights. One of those came in Northern Florida where Barry Marts, Mike Smith, Tom Pendleton and I visited a couple of locations in hopes … Continue reading

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