[TN-Butterflies] FOY for Marion County
- From: "David Spicer" <dspicer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "TN-Butterflies" <tn-butterflies@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 12 Jun 2010 20:35:57 -0400
Scott and I spent the day counting for the Tennessee River Gorge count. We
covered the area around the Pots House along the river, Prentice Cooper WMA
and a couple of areas in Sequatchie Valley.
It wasn't a great day with only 32 species found but there have been worse.
24 - Pipevine Swallowtail - FOY
2 - Spicebush Swallowtail
15 - Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
12 - Orange Sulphur - FOY
1 - Coral Hairstreak - FOY
62 - Banded Hairstreak - FOY
5 - Striped Hairstreak - FOY
27 - Eastern Tailed-blue
9 - Summer Azure
4 - American Snout
1 - Variegated Fritillary - FOY
7 - Diana - FOY
33 - Great Spangled Fritillary
167 - Pearl Crescent
3 - Question Mark
1 - Eastern Comma
2 - Mourning Cloak
1 - American Lady - FOY
4 - Red Admiral
5 - Red-spotted Purple
3 - Hackberry Emperor
5 - Creole Pearly-eye - FOY
9 - Little Wood Satyr
6 - Silver-spotted Skipper
2 - Hoary Edge - FOY
6 - Northern Cloudywing - FOY
2 - Least Skipper - FOY
2 - Tawny-edged Skipper - FOY & BAMONA
2 - Crossline Skipper - FOY
4 - Little Glassywing - FOY & BAMONA
12 - Dun Skipper
There were Banded Hairstreaks everywhere including habitat I wouldn't expect
to find them in.
Most of the Pearl Crescents were in the Butterfly Meadow below the Pots
House and we could have easily missed as many as we counted.
All of the Dianas were on top of the mountain in the Prentice Cooper WMA.
Dave Spicer
Hamilton County
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