Recent sightings

Mostly cloudy with temperatures in the 60s. Because of the cool weather a couple of Olympia Marbles were very photogenic and allowed us to take many, many photos. One Red Admiral hitched a ride for about 100 yards along the trail.

85 degrees from 9:40 til 10:30.

92 from 11-11:45 earlier and less species today. Pickerel Weed was still in the shade. They sunny side of the road was mowed as there was no standing water.

Good site for Gray Comma and Eastern Comma, but I have yet to see a single Anglewing anywhere in my area this year.

90 degrees

All at one Hackberry tree. Thanks to Karlo Mirth and Sharron Crocker for the good intel.

Finally a sunny day and temperature around 66 after the last couple of days rainy, cloudy and temperature around 50.
The Red Admirals were back in force feeding on Virginia waterleaf and wild raspberries.

Pickerel Weed was just mowed but some of the ditches apparently too deep to mow so the nectar source was spared. 96 degrees, full sun.

94 degrees full sun. Little Breeze. There were surely many more than 100 individuals in the wetlands with the as we only walked a small section and saw so many. Our friend Pierre Howard past president of Georgia Conservancy drove from Atlanta to see them! Sedges the host plants were abundant. The only site in GA that Pierre was aware of was Paulk’s Pasture in Glynn County and they are no longer at Paulk’s so this is a GREAT find for Georgia.

Painted Lady - covers these plants

70, sunny and quite breezy

Some nectaring on early blueberry flowers

(19-416). Nice morning.

Short morning visit. Modest movement with strong NW winds following very strong SW winds yesterday. Many more individuals flushed off the ground and were swept away in the wind and could not be identified.