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Zale helataObserv.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Pearl St. To light at night in a residential area.
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Qué
Zale phaeocapnaObserv.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Pearl St. To light at night in a residential area.
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Qué
Elaphria georgeiObserv.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Pearl St. To light at night in a residential area.
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Qué
Polilla Verde Esmeralda (Nemoria bistriaria)Observ.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Pearl St., To light at night in a residential area.
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Qué
Mariposa Media Luna Perlada (Phyciodes tharos)Observ.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Woodglen Lake Park. 3 seen. First seen here on Sunday 4/14/24.
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Qué
Elaphria grataObserv.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Pearl St. To light at night in a residential area.
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Qué
Mariposa Cometa Oriental (Papilio glaucus)Observ.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Woodglen Lake Park. Male. This one settled on mud at lakeside. 2 seen: the second flying energetically and not settling.
inaturalist suggests Appalachian Tiger, which is unlikely based on location.
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Qué
Ladona deplanataObserv.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Occoquan NWR. By the Turtle Pond. 4 seen.
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Qué
Mariposa Azul con Cola (Cupido comyntas)Observ.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Near Hidden Pond trailhead. Meadowood. With Judy Gallagher. 2 seen.
Fotos / Sonidos
Observ.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Near Hidden Pond trailhead. Meadowood SRA. With Judy Gallagher (seen here yesterday by her). Around pussytoes. Just 1 seen.
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Qué
Hypena scabraObserv.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Pearl St. To light at night in a residential area.
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Mariposa Blanca de la Col (Pieris rapae)Observ.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Woodglen Lake Park. Male. 5 of the species seen. Flying energetically and occasionally settling. 62F.
Fotos / Sonidos
Observ.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Pearl St. To light at night in a residential area. Just 1 seen. ID suggestion by inaturalist.
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Mariposa Azufre Nublada Americana (Colias philodice)Observ.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Occoquan Regional Park. With Michael Ready. Just 1 seen. ID is suggested by inaturalist. Possibly chosen over the similar Orange Sulphur because there is no orange tinge in the front wing yellow coloration.
Fotos / Sonidos
Observ.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Occoquan Regional Park. With Michael Ready. This one male. Mostly flying but sometimes settled on dandelion flower. 3 of the species seen (2 male, 1 female).
Fotos / Sonidos
Observ.
djrawlinsonDescripción
Pearl St. To light at a night in a residential area.
