Sighting for November 3, 2014
Linda Cooper
Falcon Heights, Falcon State Park
Starr County, TX
- Pipevine Swallowtail
- Black Swallowtail
- Giant Swallowtail
- Checkered White 1
- Southern Dogface common
- Cloudless Sulphur
- Large Orange Sulphur common
- Lyside Sulphur
- Tailed Orange
- Little Yellow
- Mimosa Yellow 1
- Sleepy Orange
- Dainty Sulphur
- Great Purple Hairstreak 2
- Telea Hairstreak 1
- Silver-banded Hairstreak 1
- Gray Hairstreak
- Red-crescent Scrub-Hairstreak 3
- Lacey's Scrub-Hairstreak 4
- Mallow Scrub-Hairstreak
- Lantana Scrub-Hairstreak 2
- Dusky-blue Groundstreak 1
- Pearly-gray Hairstreak 1
- Clytie Ministreak 1
- Western Pygmy-Blue
- Ceraunus Blue abundant
- Reakirt's Blue
- Fatal Metalmark
- Rounded Metalmark
- Red-bordered Pixie
- American Snout
- Gulf Fritillary
- Variegated Fritillary 3
- Theona Checkerspot abundant
- Bordered Patch
- Elada Checkerspot
- Vesta Crescent
- Phaon Crescent common
- Pearl Crescent
- American Lady
- Red Admiral
- White Peacock common
- Common Mestra
- Red Rim 1
- Tropical Leafwing 1
- Hackberry Emperor 1
- Empress Leilia
- Tawny Emperor
- Monarch
- Queen abundant
- Zilpa Longtail 1
- Brown Longtail
- Two-barred Flasher 1
- Coyote Cloudywing 2
- Sickle-winged Skipper
- White-patched Skipper
- Funereal Duskywing
- White Checkered-Skipper
- Tropical Checkered-Skipper
- Desert Checkered-Skipper
- Erichson's White-Skipper 1
- Laviana White-Skipper
- Julia's Skipper
- Fawn-spotted Skipper
- Clouded Skipper
- Southern Skipperling
- Fiery Skipper
- Sachem
- Celia's Roadside-Skipper
- Eufala Skipper
- Olive-clouded Skipper
Way Out West field trip for the Texas Butterfly Festival. R Ahrens, E Barry, D Dodd, V Dodd, B Driscoll, W Miller, M Sandell, C Sandell, S Vaughn, L Rivera, B Cooper, L Cooper. Weather: 85°, very windy. We recorded 68 species on the festival field trip. This also included 4 Nov when B & L Cooper returned to the same sites plus Roma World Birding Center and Rio Grande City RR tracks with S Moore, B Volke, T Gagnon, and others. Pearly-gray Hairstreak was our #200 LRGV butterfly. Three species added this day. Weather was the same except stronger winds and slightly cooler temps as a front approached with lots of clouds.