Here are the results from Saturday's Jackson count. Nice diversity, but once
again, the overall numbers are below average.
Bart Jones
Memphis, Shelby Co.
Region 13
Appalachians (KY, TN, WV)
William Haley, Regional Editor
1. Jackson, TN. Yr. 10, 35.5513°, -88.7764°, center at jct. of Lesters Chapel
and Harts Bridge Rds., S of Jackson, Madison Co. See 2007 report for habitats.
16 July 2016; 0900-1800 hrs; sun AM 76-100%, PM 76-100%; 78-90°F; wind 0-5
mi/hr. 4 observers in 1 party. Total party-hours 9; total party-miles on foot
5. Observers: K. Branum, Bart Jones (2047 Higbee Ave., Memphis, TN, 38104;
bjones7777@xxxxxxxxxxx), A. Trently, D. Ward.
Pipevine Swallowtail 1, Zebra Sw. 4, Black Sw. 4, E. Tiger Sw. 14,
Spicebush Sw. 29, Cabbage White 2, Orange Sulphur 2, S. Dogface 1, Cloudless
Su. 21, Little Yellow 2, Sleepy Orange 15, Gray Hairstreak 1, E. Tailed-Blue
48, 'Summer' Spring Azure 1, Am. Snout 2, Gulf Fritillary 15, Variegated Fr.
14, Gr. Spangled Fr. 2, Silvery Checkerspot 10, Pearl Crescent 29, Question
Mark 1, E. Comma 1, Am. Lady 3, Red Admiral 2, Com. Buckeye 28, Red-spotted
Purple 2, Viceroy 1, Hackberry Emperor 12, S. Pearly-eye 1, N. Pe.-eye 4,
Gemmed Satyr 3, Silver-spotted Skipper 26, Horace's Duskywing 1, Swarthy Sk.
14, Clouded Sk. 1, Fiery Sk. 10, Little Glassywing 5, Sachem 20, Dun Sk. 3,
Lace-winged Roadside-Sk. 3. Unidentified: Grass-Skipper sp. 5, Butterfly sp. 3,
Swallowtail sp. 1, Fritillary sp. 1, Anglewing sp. 3. Total 40 species, 371
individuals.
