Sighting for April 29, 2017
Edward Perry IV
Tosohatchee WMA
Orange County, FL
- Zebra Swallowtail 1
- Black Swallowtail 3
- Spicebush Swallowtail 2
- Palamedes Swallowtail 33
- Barred Yellow 7
- Little Yellow 2
- Ceraunus Blue 5
- Little Metalmark 4
- Gulf Fritillary 2
- Variegated Fritillary 2
- Phaon Crescent 5
- Pearl Crescent 20
- White Peacock 10
- Carolina Satyr 2
- Georgia Satyr 3
- Queen 1
- Dorantes Longtail 1
- Southern Cloudywing 1
- Northern Cloudywing 10
- Horace's Duskywing 4
- Zarucco Duskywing 10
- Swarthy Skipper 2
- Least Skipper 2
- Tawny-edged Skipper 50
- Whirlabout 20
- Southern Broken-Dash 20
- Delaware Skipper 10
- Byssus Skipper 5
- Palmetto Skipper 2
- Monk Skipper 3
- Twin-spot Skipper 50
Southern Broken-Dash
Southern Broken-Dash
Variegated Fritillary
Southern Broken-Dash
Palamedes Swallowtail
Delaware Skipper
Tawny-edged Skipper
Monk Skipper
Palmetto Skipper
Twin-spot Skipper
Carolina Satyr
Northern Cloudywing
Very, very dry. Nectar sources however persist, mainly in the form of Nuttall’s thistle and purple thistle. Also being used is daisy fleabane, pickerel weed (in dried up ditch along Power Line Road), and some Coreopsis. Entrance road, Power Line Road, and Fish Hole Road all best areas for Lep activity. EPerry & RWarner