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Eyed Brown, Hickory Hairstreak, Acadian Hairstreak
Over the fourth of July weekend Barry Marts and I headed out in rain showers on Saturday morning heading towards northern New Jersey in search of a couple of life butterflies that had been reported the previous week by various … Continue reading
FOY Skippers – Cool Spring
Took my dog Shadow for a walk on a cool’ish 70 degree day. This did not keep the leps down however. I saw FOY Zabulon Skipper (2), Hobomok Skipper (2), and Little Wood-Satyrs (20+) on a cruise through the trails … Continue reading
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West Virginia White
Once a year in April through mid-May there is a flight of West Virginia White in the mountains of WV. Toothworts are the preferred food plant. They can be identified via the lack of any spots on the forewings (although … Continue reading
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Found my Marbles!
Despite a cool breeze and temps not getting above 60 it was sunny enough to get things moving as Barry Marts and I started around 12:30 pm. It didn’t take long before the first Sleepy Duskywing (2) of the season … Continue reading
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Wild Indigo Duskywing
Gary Felton provides us with a Wild Indigo Duskywing this time. It occurs in three broods with gaps in between from late March through November. Closely resembles Horace’s Duskywing which is also flying now. Horace’s is larger and may be … Continue reading
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