Skippers
Silver-spotted Skipper
*Northern Cloudywing
Photo by Mark Field - Rainy River District
*Dreamy Duskywing
Photo by Mark Field - Everard Road, Thunder Bay District
*Common Checkered-Skipper
Photo by me - iBinned (record shot...?)
Common Least Skipper
European Skipper
Fiery Skipper
*Indian Skipper
Photo by Mark Field
*Sachem
*Hobomok Skipper
Photo by Mark Field - Everard Road, Thunder Bay District
Swallowtails
Black Swallowtail
Giant Swallotail
Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
Canadian Tiger Swallowtail
Photo by me - Everard Road, Thunder Bay District
Spicebush Swallowtail
Whites and Sulphurs
Cabbage White
*Mustard White - first seen at Moosonee Sewage Lagoons
Clouded Sulphur
*Little Yellow - multiples seen at Point Pelee*Sleepy Orange - 1 Point Pelee (NW Beach) w/ Marianne Reid Balkwill, Tom Preney, and Russ Jones
*Dainty Sulphur - multiples at Hillman Marsh
Photo by me -Hillman Marsh, Shorebird Cell
Coppers, Hairstreaks, Blues
Bronze Copper
Photo by me - iBinned at Couture Dyke, Hillman Marsh
Banded Hairstreak
*White-M Hairstreak -first seen at Sparrow Field w/ Matt Timpf. Saw another later in the summer w/ Marianne
Photo by me (I need a real camera)
Gray Hairstreak
Eastern Tailed-Blue
Spring Azure
Summer Azure
*Silvery Blue
Photo by Mark Field - Rainy River District
Brushfoots
American Snout
Variegated Fritillary
Great Spangled Fritillary
*Silver-bordered Fritillary
Photo by Mark Field - Rainy River District
*Silvery Checkerspot
Photo by Mark Field - Agawa Bay
Pearl Crescent
Photo by me - Hillman Marsh
Northern Crescent
Baltimore Checkerspot
Photo by me -Sunnybrook Park, Toronto
Question Mark
Eastern Comma
Mourning Cloak
Photo by Mark Field - Everard Road, Thunder Bay District
American Lady
Painted Lady
Red Admiral
Common Buckeye
Photo by me - Comber Sewage Lagoons
White Admiral
Photo by Mark Field - Rainy River Sewage Lagoons
Viceroy
Photo by me - St. Clair National Wildlife Refuge
Hackberry Emperor
Appalachian Eyed Brown
Little Wood Satyr
Photo by Mark Field - Rocky Point
Common Ringlet
Common Wood-Nymph
Monarch
Red-spotted Purple
Total Species: 52
Total Lifers: 14
3 comments:
A great year for butterflies! I just did a mini-presentation on butterflies at our naturalist club on Wednesday. I could have gone on for over an hour with all the photos I took this year!
You need to get a good camera some day...
Jeremy,
Great posting. I think we were finding many of the local rarities in parallel over the summer. Nice summary of the year with respect to butterflies. I agree with Blake, you need a better camera :-p
Some day. Some day. For now, my records shots will be iBinned or iScoped haha.
That would have been a great presentation, Blake! Last year was the year of the butterfly.
Thanks, Dwayne. Though I doubt 2 years in a row, I do hope that this summer is good for butterflies again since I'll be based in Essex County. Want to build up my life list!
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