Sighting for July 1, 2017
Ken Wilson with Ray Bruun
Peavine Rd up to 6850 feet elevation, Reno
Washoe County, NV
- Western Tiger Swallowtail
- Two-tailed Swallowtail
- Becker's White
- Orange Sulphur
- Tailed Copper
- Blue Copper
- Behr's Hairstreak
- Sooty Hairstreak
- Sylvan Hairstreak
- Square-spotted Blue
- Boisduval's Blue
- Coronis Fritillary
- Mylitta Crescent
- Variable Checkerspot
- 'Zephyr' Hoary Comma
- California Tortoiseshell
- American Lady
- Painted Lady
- Lorquin's Admiral
- Common Wood-Nymph
- Common Branded Skipper
Sunny, 95 degrees at lower elevation. Behr’s Hairstreaks were seen in the hundreds. It wasn’t uncommon to see at least 10 to 15 on a single sulphur buckwheat plant. Mint was also a good nectar source.