Palamedes swallowtail

Artwork by Swannee Nardandrea 6/17

Silver-banded hairstreak

2*R = Rare; *E = Endangered

SWALLOWTAILS Location Date

Pipevine Swallowtail

Polydamas Swallowtail

Zebra Swallowtail

Black Swallowtail

Giant Swallowtail

Schaus’ Swallowtail *E

Bahamian Swallowtail *R

Eastern Tiger Swallowtail

Spicebush Swallowtail

Palamedes Swallowtail

WHITES AND SULPHURS Location Date

Whites

Florida White

Checkered White

Cabbage White

Great Southern White

Sulphurs

Orange Sulphur

Southern Dogface

Cloudless Sulphur

Orange-barred Sulphur

Large Orange Sulphur

3*R = Rare; *E = Endangered

Statira Sulphur

Pink-spot Sulphur

Lyside Sulphur

Barred Yellow

Little Yellow

Mimosa Yellow *R

Dina Yellow *R

Sleepy Orange

Dainty Sulphur

GOSSAMER-WINGS Location Date

Harvesters

Harvester

Hairstreaks

Atala *R

Great Purple Hairstreak

Amethyst Hairstreak *R

Striped Hairstreak

Silver-banded Hairstreak

Coral Hairstreak *R

Banded Hairstreak

King’s Hairstreak *R

Oak Hairstreak

Brown Elfin *R

Frosted Elfin *R

Henry’s Elfin

4*R = Rare; *E = Endangered

Eastern Pine Elfin

Juniper Hairstreak

Hessel’s Hairstreak *R

White-M Hairstreak

Gray Hairstreak

Martial Scrub-Hairstreak

Bartram’s Scrub-Hairstreak *E

Mallow Scrub-Hairstreak

Disguised Scrub-Hairstreak *R

Fulvous Hairstreak

Red-banded Hairstreak

Gray Ministreak *R

Blues

Eastern Pygmy-Blue

Cassius Blue

Miami Blue *E

Nickerbean Blue *R

Ceraunus Blue

Eastern Tailed-Blue *R

Spring Azure

Summer Azure

METALMARKS Location Date

Little Metalmark

5*R = Rare; *E = Endangered

BRUSHFOOTS Location Date

Snouts

American Snout

Heliconians and Fritillaries

Gulf Fritillary

Julia

Zebra Heliconian

Variegated Fritillary

True Brushfoots

Silvery Checkerspot *R

‘Seminole’ Texan Crescent

Cuban Crescent *R

Phaon Crescent

Pearl Crescent

Question Mark

Eastern Comma *R

Mourning Cloak *R

American Lady

Painted Lady

Red Admiral

Common Buckeye

Mangrove Buckeye

Tropical Buckeye *R

White Peacock

Malachite

6*R = Rare; *E = Endangered

Admirals and their Relatives

Red-spotted Purple

Viceroy

Dingy Purplewing *R

Florida Purplewing *R

Ruddy Daggerwing

Leafwings

Florida Leafwing *E

Goatweed Leafwing

Emperors

Hackberry Emperor

Tawny Emperor

Satyrs and Wood Nymphs

Southern Pearly-eye

Creole Pearly-eye *R

Appalachian Brown

Gemmed Satyr

Carolina Satyr

Georgia Satyr

Little Wood-Satyr

Common Wood-Nymph

Monarch

Queen

Soldier

7*R = Rare; *E = Endangered

SKIPPERS Location Date

Spreadwing Skippers

Mangrove Skipper

Zestos Skipper **EXTINCT

Silver-spotted Skipper

Hammock Skipper

Long-tailed Skipper

Dorantes Longtail

Golden Banded-Skipper *R

Hoary Edge

Southern Cloudywing

Northern Cloudywing

Confused Cloudywing

Hayhurst’s Scallopwing

Florida Duskywing *R

Sleepy Duskywing

Juvenal’s Duskywing

Horace’s Duskywing

Mottled Duskywing *R

Zarucco Duskywing

Funereal Duskywing *R

Wild Indigo Duskywing *R

Common/White Checkered-Skipper

8*R = Rare; *E = Endangered

Tropical Checkered-Skipper

Common Sootywing *R

Grass Skippers

Swarthy Skipper

Neamathla Skipper

Three-spotted Skipper

Clouded Skipper

Least Skipper

Southern Skipperling

Fiery Skipper

Dotted Skipper

Meske’s Skipper

Baracoa Skipper

Tawny-edged Skipper

Crossline Skipper

Whirlabout

Southern Broken-Dash

Northern Broken-Dash

Little Glassywing

Sachem

Arogos Skipper *R

Delaware Skipper

Byssus Skipper

Zabulon Skipper

9*R = Rare; *E = Endangered

Aaron’s Skipper

Yehl Skipper

Broad-winged Skipper

Palmetto Skipper

Palatka Skipper

Dion Skipper

Dukes’ Skipper *R

Berry’s Skipper *R

Dun Skipper

Monk

Dusted (Loammi) Skipper *R

Pepper and Salt Skipper *R

Lace-winged Roadside-Skipper

Reversed Roadside-Skipper *R

Common Roadside-Skipper *R

Dusky Roadside-Skipper

Eufala Skipper

Twin-spot Skipper

Brazilian Skipper

Salt Marsh Skipper

Obscure Skipper

Ocola Skipper

10*R = Rare; *E = Endangered

Giant Skippers

Yucca Giant-Skipper

Cofaqui Giant-Skipper

Strays (Vagrants)

Total Species

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Zebra Longwing (10 – 19) Common Buckeye (20 – 39)

Palamedes Swallowtail (40 – 79) Question Mark (80 – 119)

Southern Dogface (120 – 149) Silver-Banded Hairstreak (150+)

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Question mark

Zebra longwing