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1	Butterflies of the Hamilton – Trenton – Bordentown Marsh, Including Adjacent Uplands (38 species, plus at least 18 skipper species) [photos: White M Hairstreak; other] ____Pipevine Swallowtail - a rarity for this reg Add to Reading List Source URL: marsh-friends.org Language: English - Date: 2011-07-20 11:17:20 Red-banded Hairstreak Skipper Satyrium calanus Battus philenor Ancyloxypha numitor Lepidoptera Pyrginae Duskywing
2	Butterflies of the Hamilton – Trenton – Bordentown Marsh, Including Adjacent Uplands (38 species, plus at least 18 skipper species) ____Pipevine Swallowtail - a rarity for this region; a southern species ____Eastern Add to Reading List Source URL: marsh-friends.org Language: English - Date: 2011-07-20 11:19:47 Red-banded Hairstreak Skipper Satyrium calanus Battus philenor Ancyloxypha numitor Lepidoptera Pyrginae Duskywing
3	Austin Butterfly Forum Travis County Butterfly Checklist Swallowtails ___ ___ ___ Add to Reading List Source URL: www.austinbutterflies.org Language: English - Date: 2009-08-28 01:11:04 Skipper Ancyloxypha numitor Battus philenor Butterfly Anatrytone logan Duskywing Fiery skipper Chlorostrymon simaethis Lepidoptera Hesperiidae Pyrginae
4	ASRI July 9, 2005 Butterfly Count: Kent County Site 1: Arcadia, Big River Observers: Rick Enser Site 2: Parker Woodland Observers: Eugenia Marks and Joyce Perretta and family Site 3: South Branch Preserve Add to Reading List Source URL: www.asri.org Language: English - Date: 2008-05-13 10:37:50 Ancyloxypha numitor Papilio Hobomok Skipper Skipper Lepidoptera Butterfly Pollinators
5	CHECKLIST OF KANSAS BUTTERFLIES (190 SPECIES) Revised February 4, 2011 by Jim Mason Great Plains Nature Center Add to Reading List Source URL: www.gpnc.org Language: English Skipper Ancyloxypha numitor Papilio Satyrium titus Butterfly Battus philenor Achlyodes mithridates Erynnis brizo Great Purple Hairstreak Lepidoptera Pyrginae Duskywing
6	Butterflies These insects fly mainly from spring into late summer and early fall. However some can be found into December in warm years. A few species overwinter and fly on warm days through January and February in the s Add to Reading List Source URL: www.arbirds.org Language: English - Date: 2014-06-15 17:04:30 Hesperiidae Duskywing Ancyloxypha numitor Satyrium titus Poanes viator Skipper Polites themistocles Lepidoptera Pyrginae Ancyloxypha

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