[TN-Butterflies] FW: NABA BUTTERFLYCOUNTS.ORG Submitted Count Report
- From: Bart Jones <bjones7777@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Barbara Korpi <bkormobile@xxxxxxxxx>, Bob Ford <robert_p_ford@xxxxxxx>, Brady Jones <bradyajones1@xxxxxxxxx>, Cameron Frechette <clfrechette@xxxxxxx>, Donna Ward <wardd9@xxxxxxxxx>, Jim Johnson <bubo1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Kris Branum <krispy96907@xxxxxxxxxxx>, Mary Baker <marybaker476@xxxxxxxxx>, <tn-butterflies@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 3 Jun 2012 22:44:38 -0500
Hey Folks,Here are the results for the Decatur County count this past Saturday.
The morning started out a little cool and slow, but picked up nicely by 11:00
and turned out to be a great day. It was nice to see the good number of Little
Yellows and these were my FOY Gulf Fritillaries. Curiously absent were Eastern
Comma and Question Mark, as well as Carolina Satyr. Bart JonesMemphis, Shelby
County
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Date: Sun, 3 Jun 2012 20:26:16 -0700
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Here's the count report that you have submitted on
6/3/2012.
Region 13
Appalachians (KY, TN, WV)
William Haley, Regional Editor
1. Decatur Co., TN. Yr. 7, 35.6278°, -88.0338°, center at Alvin C. York bridge
on U.S. Hwy. 412 over the Tennessee R. in Perryville. See 2006 report for
habitats. Habitat changes since last year: Mowing along roads and vacant lots
decreased much of the typical habitats where a lot of the counting takes place.
A very productive wet meadow behind the post office in Parsons was mowed,
removing large stands of Indian Hemp and Butterflyweed. 02 June 2012; 1000-1730
hrs; sun AM 76-100%, PM 51-75%; 67-78°F; wind 3-7 mi/hr. 7 observers in 1
party. Total party-hours 7.5; total party-miles on foot 2. Observers: B.
Ford, E. Ford, M. Ford, M. Ford, Bart Jones (2047 Higbee Avenue, Memphis, TN,
38104; bjones7777@xxxxxxxxxxx), A. Trently, D. Ward.
Pipevine Swallowtail 10, Zebra Sw. 3, Black Sw. 2, E. Tiger Sw. 7,
Spicebush Sw. 6, Clouded Sulphur 3, Orange Su. 24, Cloudless Su. 3, Little
Yellow 17, Sleepy Orange 11, Harvester 2, Coral Hairstreak 1, Juniper Ha. 2,
Gray Ha. 3, Red-banded Ha. 8, E. Tailed-Blue 143, 'Summer' Spring Azure 6, Am.
Snout 11, Gulf Fritillary 2, Variegated Fr. 60, Gr. Spangled Fr. 9, Pearl
Crescent 151, Am. Lady 14, Red Admiral 1, Com. Buckeye 26, Red-spotted Purple
3, Goatweed Leafwing 2, Hackberry Emperor 4, Tawny Em. 1, Gemmed Satyr 6,
Little Wood-Sa. 8, Monarch 3, Silver-spotted Skipper 4, Hoary Edge 1, N.
Cloudywing 1, Horace's Duskywing 7, Wild Indigo Du. 7, Fiery Sk. 36,
Tawny-edged Sk. 1, N. Broken-Dash 6, Little Glassywing 2, Sachem 5, Dun Sk. 1.
Unidentified: Dark Swallowtail 8, Sulphur sp. white female 2, Hairstreak sp. 1,
Satyr sp. 1. Total 43 species, 635 individuals.
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