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Gray Comma, Pink-edged Sulphurs
Wow! Actually went to places were there were a lot of butterflies on the wing. This has been the exception this season. Barry Marts and I went to unexplored territories (for us) in Pocahontas county, WV and had a great … Continue reading
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NE Arctic Expedition – Part 1
I’m going to break with tradition in the next couple of entries and include some non-butterfly photos to enhance the experience(:> Barry Marts and I took a trip to Maine and New Hampshire in search of butterflies with the main … Continue reading
Posted in Brush-footed, Remote Trip, Satyrs, Swallowtails
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Yucca Giant-Skipper
One of the coolest butterflies I’ve encountered thus far in my young lep career has been the Yucca Giant-Skipper. This early spring species is getting harder to find according to correspondence with lepsters in North Carolina with many years under … Continue reading
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Dukes’ Skipper, Creole Pearly-eye – SE Virginia
The season is starting to wind down but there are still species on the wing and a few still to come this fall. Barry Marts and I ventured to southeast Virgina to visit Virginia Beach and then finish up at … Continue reading
Posted in Brush-footed, Butterfly ID, Gossamer-winged, Remote Trip, Satyrs
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