[TN-Butterflies] FW: NABA BUTTERFLYCOUNTS.ORG Submitted Count Report

  • From: Bart Jones <bjones7777@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "Todd.Crabtree@xxxxxx" <todd.crabtree@xxxxxx>, Barbara Korpi <bkormobile@xxxxxxxxx>, Bob Ford <robert_p_ford@xxxxxxx>, Cameron Frechette <clfrechette@xxxxxxx>, Donna Ward <wardd9@xxxxxxxxx>, Kris Branum <krispy96907@xxxxxxxxxxx>, Jim Johnson <bubo1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Mary Baker <marybaker476@xxxxxxxxx>, Scott Brown <scottbrownphd@xxxxxxxxx>, "tn-butterflies@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <tn-butterflies@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2012 00:14:58 -0500

Hi Folks,Here are the results from today's Jackson Count.  There was good 
diversity, but individuals were way off.  The big highlight for the day was the 
Long-tailed Skipper.  My neighbors got one a little over a week ago in Shelby 
County, so it looks like the Long-taileds have moved in.  Keep an eye out for 
them in your neighborhood, especially in the morning. Bart JonesMemphis, Shelby 
Co.
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Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2012 22:07:07 -0700
Subject: NABA BUTTERFLYCOUNTS.ORG Submitted Count Report

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                          Here's the count report that you have submitted on 
7/21/2012.

Region 13  
Appalachians (KY, TN, WV)
William Haley, Regional Editor
1. Jackson, TN. Yr. 6, 35.5513°, -88.7764°, center at jct. of Lesters Chapel 
and Harts Bridge Rds., S of Jackson, Madison Co. See 2007 report for habitats. 
21 July 2012; 0930-1730 hrs;  sun AM  76-100%, PM 76-100%; 79-89°F; wind 0-7 
mi/hr. 5 observers  in 1 party. Total party-hours 8; total party-miles on foot 
5.  Observers:  S. Brown, K. Childs, B. Ford, J. Johnson, Bart Jones (2047 
Higbee Ave., Memphis, TN, 38104; bjones7777@xxxxxxxxxxx). 
    Pipevine Swallowtail 18, Black Sw. 3, E. Tiger Sw. 2, Spicebush Sw. 6, 
Checkered White 1, Orange Sulphur 2, Cloudless Su. 9, Little Yellow 8, Dainty 
Su. 30, Harvester 2, Gray Hairstreak 2, Red-banded Ha. 1, E. Tailed-Blue 20, 
'Summer' Spring Azure 2, Am. Snout 3, Gulf Fritillary 5, Variegated Fr. 33, Gr. 
Spangled Fr. 1, Silvery Checkerspot 1, Pearl Crescent 14, Question Mark 1, Am. 
Lady 1, Painted La. 3, Red Admiral 2, Com. Buckeye 7, Red-spotted Purple 3, 
Viceroy 5, Hackberry Emperor 3, N. Pearly-eye 2, Monarch 2, Silver-spotted 
Skipper 21, 1Long-tailed Sk. 1, S. Cloudywing 10, Com. Checkered-Sk. 6, Com. 
Sootywing 1, Swarthy Sk. 1, Clouded Sk. 14, Least Sk. 4, Fiery Sk. 28, N. 
Broken-Dash 1, Little Glassywing 12, Sachem 4, Dun Sk. 2. Unidentified: Satyr 
sp. 2, Dark Swallowtail sp. 5, Grass-Skipper sp. 3, Skipper sp. 3, Anglewing 
sp. 3, Pearly-eye sp. 1. Total 44 species, 314 individuals.  Immatures: 
Pipevine Sw. 4 caterpillars on Aristolochia sp. leaves. Field Notes: 1Uncommon 
and occasional stray to Tennessee. 

                                          

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