Sighting for November 3, 2022
John and Nancy Crosby
Steelbridge Road and Townsend WMA
McIntosh County, GA
- Cloudless Sulphur 25
- Little Yellow 5
- Ceraunus Blue 4
- Little Metalmark 6
- Gulf Fritillary 30
- Variegated Fritillary 1
- Phaon Crescent 2
- Pearl Crescent 10
- Common Buckeye common
- Monarch 30
- Long-tailed Skipper 15
- Least Skipper 1
- Fiery Skipper 4
- Whirlabout 5
- Dion Skipper 1
- Ocola Skipper 12
Ceraunus Blue
Cloudless Sulphur
Cloudless Sulphur
Common Buckeye
Common Buckeye
Common Buckeye
Least Skipper
Little Metalmark
Little Yellow
Long-tailed Skipper
Monarch
Southern Dogface
Fiery Skipper
Dion Skipper
Whirlabout
Variegated Fritillary
Pearl Crescent
Ocola Skipper
Little Metalmark
Common Buckeye
Ceraunus Blue
Sunny and warm with drought conditions. Everywhere we found wildflowers we found butterflies. In the closeup photo of a Coudless Sulphur it appears to have two probiscus. When we reached the small planted pines in the sandhills near the Altamaha River we only covered about 1 acre of approximately 75 acres and found Southern Dogface in good numbers but only a fraction of what we saw last year in October. The wildflowers were all yellow composites.