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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Hackberries Are Hot
Tawny emperor caterpillar on hackberry, Lizard Tail Swamp, by Will Kerling. Will Kerling’s photo of a tawny emperor caterpillar this week (5/25) at Lizard Tail Swamp Preserve following Pat Sutton’s photo of mourning cloak cats in her backyard last week … Continue reading
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Cat-Chasing Time
Mourning cloak caterpillars on hackberry, photo’d by Pat Sutton, Goshen, May 20, 2011 Caterpillars become easier to find in late May as more and more species have had time to lay their eggs — and their young time to grow … Continue reading
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Dusted in Gloucester Again
Atrytonopsis hianna photo by Dave Amadio, Riverwinds Scenic Trail May 13, 2011 Dave Amadio found dusted skippers yesterday (5-13-11) on Riverwinds Scenic Trail exactly one day earlier than he found them in the same place last year. That suggests a … Continue reading
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See-Them-Now Skippers
Female sleepy duskywing, Erynnis brizo, photo by Will Kerling, Lizard Tail Swamp Preserve, April 29, 2011 South Jersey is home to half a dozen species of single-brooded, spring skippers that fly only into May or June. Four of the six … Continue reading
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New Species for Lizard Tail Swamp
Photo by Will Kerling at LTSP, April 30. Edwards’ azure, Celastrina ladon, found by Will Kerling on April 30 is the 66th species he has documented for Lizard Tail Swamp Preserve. At least three individuals were present that day. It’s … Continue reading
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April 30th Compilation
How is the butterfly year going so far? Very well, thank you! Spring last year (2010) was a good one, everyone seems to agree, and we had collected 870 individual reports of 38 species by the end of April. By … Continue reading
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