June 2012 Sightings
Dave Amadio
Wheelabrator Refuge, Westville
Gloucester County, NJ
- Spicebush Swallowtail 5
- Cabbage White 29
- Orange Sulphur 3
- Eastern Tailed-Blue 14
- Mourning Cloak 2
- American Lady 3
- Common Buckeye 3
- Little Wood-Satyr 3
- Silver-spotted Skipper 5
- Zabulon Skipper 5
- Swarthy Skipper 1
- Least Skipper 1
- Little Glassywing 10
- Broad-winged Skipper 1
- Dun Skipper 1
Will Kerling
CMCH to Avalon Turnoff via Rte. 9
Cape May County, NJ
- Cabbage White 3
Will Kerling
Acme Market - CMCH
Cape May County, NJ
- Cabbage White 1
- 'Summer' Spring Azure 2
- Red-spotted Purple 1
Jim Springer, Chris and Paula Williams
Colliers Mills WMA
Ocean County, NJ
American Copper: fresh; Gray Hairstreak: fresh; Pearl Crescent: fresh; Dotted Skipper: photographed
- Spicebush Swallowtail 4
- Cabbage White 7
- Clouded Sulphur 2
- Orange Sulphur 14
- American Copper 30
- Coral Hairstreak 1
- Gray Hairstreak 3
- Eastern Tailed-Blue 20
- 'Summer' Spring Azure 2
- Pearl Crescent 1
- Question Mark 2
- American Lady 17
- Common Buckeye 6
- Appalachian Brown 4
- Little Wood-Satyr 2
- Dotted Skipper 4
- Tawny-edged Skipper 2
- Little Glassywing 1
Will Kerling
Avalon Golf Links - South
Cape May County, NJ
Black Swallowtail: a fresh male; Spicebush Swallowtail: one nectaring on Japanese Honeysuckle; Cabbage White: nectared on Red Clover and Japanese Honeysuckle; American Snout: a female egg laying on Hackberry; Pearl Crescent: fairly fresh male; Question Mark: a 'Summer Form'; Silver-spotted Skipper: nectared on Yarrow; Least Skipper: a female; Zabulon Skipper: 2 females and a territorial male / nectaring record on Japanese Honeysuckle; Dun Skipper: nectaring on White Clover
- Black Swallowtail 1
- Spicebush Swallowtail 2
- Cabbage White 6
- Eastern Tailed-Blue 3
- American Snout 1
- Pearl Crescent 1
- Question Mark 1
- Silver-spotted Skipper 1
- Zabulon Skipper 3
- Least Skipper 1
- Dun Skipper 1
Dave Amadio
Backyard garden, West Deptford
Gloucester County, NJ
Black Swallowtail: all cats on fennel, various instars
- Black Swallowtail 7
- Cabbage White 4
- 'Summer' Spring Azure 1
Shawn Wainwright
My backyard in Toms River
Ocean County, NJ
- Common Sootywing 1
Harry Zirlin
Klots Bog, Lakehurst
Ocean County, NJ
- Bog Copper 12
- Coral Hairstreak 2
- Striped Hairstreak 1
- Swarthy Skipper 1
Karl Anderson and the RNC trip here.
Petty's Island
Camden County, NJ
The parking area after crossing the bridge.
- Cloudless Sulphur 1
- Cabbage White 4
- Question Mark 1
- Silver-spotted Skipper 1
Will Kerling
Siegtown Road
Cape May County, NJ
- Cabbage White 2
Brian Johnson
Hickman Avenue off Turkey Point Road
Cumberland County, NJ
- Cloudless Sulphur 1
- Little Yellow 1
Sandra Keller
Glassboro Woods
Gloucester County, NJ
Orange Sulphur: The powerline cut.; Appalachian Brown: The Lincoln Ave. area; Little Wood-Satyr: The parking area at Lincoln Ave.
- Orange Sulphur 5
- Appalachian Brown 4
- Little Wood-Satyr 2
Will Kerling
Railroad Tracks along Magnolia Drive - CMCH
Cape May County, NJ
American Copper: nectaring on Rabbit-foot Clover and Coreopsis
- Cabbage White 2
- Orange Sulphur 1
- American Copper 16
- Eastern Tailed-Blue 1
- Little Glassywing 1
Will Kerling
Large Milkweed Field - Lizard Tail
Cape May County, NJ
Monarch: one a very large female / very pale and worn
- Spicebush Swallowtail 1
- Orange Sulphur 3
- Monarch 2
Will Kerling
Lizard Tail Swamp Preserve
Cape May County, NJ
- Common Buckeye 1
- Appalachian Brown 14
- Black Swallowtail 2
Will Kerling
Railroad Tracks along Magnolia Drive - CMCH
Cape May County, NJ
- Eastern Tailed-Blue 2
Will Kerling
downtown CMCH
Cape May County, NJ
- Cabbage White 11
Will Kerling
Cape May County Zoo
Cape May County, NJ
- Question Mark 1
Will Kerling
Along Railroad Tracks from Church Street - downtown CMCH - to Bike Path to the North
Cape May County, NJ
Cabbage White: nectaring on Red Clover; Zabulon Skipper: total rag males; Dun Skipper: nectaring on pink-flowering Sweet Pea sp.
- Spicebush Swallowtail 1
- Cabbage White 11
- Orange Sulphur 4
- American Copper 3
- Eastern Tailed-Blue 1
- Pearl Crescent 1
- Question Mark 1
- Silver-spotted Skipper 2
- Zabulon Skipper 2
- Least Skipper 1
- Dun Skipper 1
Will Kerling
Avalon Golf Links - South
Cape May County, NJ
'Summer' Spring Azure: nectaring on White Clover; Zabulon Skipper: very worn one
- Cabbage White 1
- 'Summer' Spring Azure 1
- Zabulon Skipper 1
Chris Herz
Gloucester Cty Coll. field
Gloucester County, NJ
- Cabbage White 20
- Clouded Sulphur 2
- Orange Sulphur 17
- Eastern Tailed-Blue 5
- Pearl Crescent 4
- American Lady 7
- Silver-spotted Skipper 1
Cynthia Allen
downtown CMCH
Cape May County, NJ
- Cabbage White 9
Will Kerling
downtown CMCH
Cape May County, NJ
- Cabbage White 2
- Broad-winged Skipper 1
Cynthia Allen
My yard in CMCH
Cape May County, NJ
Black Swallowtail: late instar cats on denuded Fennel plant were relocated to better foliage; Spicebush Swallowtail: 1 fresh male nectaring on Oakleaf Hydrangea blossom
- Black Swallowtail 2
- Spicebush Swallowtail 2
- Cabbage White 1
- Eastern Tailed-Blue 1
- Pearl Crescent 1
- Common Buckeye 1
- Aaron's Skipper 2
- Broad-winged Skipper 1
Will Kerling
Railroad Tracks along Magnolia Drive - CMCH
Cape May County, NJ
Orange Sulphur: nectaring on Red Clover; American Copper: nectaring on Red Clover and Rabbit-foot Clover; Zabulon Skipper: both very worn males
- Cabbage White 1
- Orange Sulphur 6
- American Copper 4
- Eastern Tailed-Blue 3
- Zabulon Skipper 2
Will Kerling
downtown CMCH
Cape May County, NJ
Black Swallowtail: a fresh male; American Snout: hanging around young Hackberry Trees; American Lady: one nectaring on Privet; Lady sp.: hanging out in a Privet Hedgerow - not a good look; Common Buckeye: nectaring on Privet; Silver-spotted Skipper: one nectaring on Privet
- Black Swallowtail 1
- Spicebush Swallowtail 1
- Cabbage White 11
- American Snout 1
- Lady sp. 1
- American Lady 2
- Common Buckeye 1
- Silver-spotted Skipper 2
- Variegated Fritillary 1
Sandra Keller, Chris Herz
Medford Leas, field trail
Burlington County, NJ
Cabbage White: Large stands of dogbane, most of butterflies found on it rather than the c. milkweed; in addition found a mourning cloak cat that fell into an excavated turtle nest hole!; American Copper: on trail, dogbane, and yarrow; Coral Hairstreak: could't find until 1:30 pm; near butterfly weed, but not nectaring on it.; Banded Hairstreak: faded, worn & tiny, different from 2 fresh individuals seen on 6/10/12; initially looked liked a small gray, photo'd; Red-banded Hairstreak: near small garden across road, butterfly bush area (not yet in bloom); Question Mark: on stones on sidewalk back to tennis courts; Eastern Comma: on c. milkweed near housing; American Lady: several fresh; Painted Lady: fresh; Red-spotted Purple: woods
- Cabbage White 40
- Orange Sulphur 21
- American Copper 29
- Red-banded Hairstreak 1
- Coral Hairstreak 2
- Banded Hairstreak 1
- Eastern Tailed-Blue 7
- Pearl Crescent 2
- Question Mark 1
- Eastern Comma 1
- American Lady 12
- Painted Lady 1
- Red Admiral 2
- Common Buckeye 3
- Red-spotted Purple 1
- Little Wood-Satyr 4
- Silver-spotted Skipper 20
- Swarthy Skipper 1
- Northern Broken-Dash 2
- Little Glassywing 1
American Lady: 2 nectaring on dogbane & 1 Com.milkweed; Swarthy Skipper: nectaring on white penstemon; Little Glassywing: most of these were nectaring on the Com. Milkweed that Chris Herz saved from the mowers!; Zabulon Skipper: all males; Broad-winged Skipper: my FOY on Com.Milkweed