A DC Birding Blog: Early Autumn Butterflies


Photo Credit: Dendroica Cerulea

From A DC Birding Blog: While many butterflies are already past their flight periods, some are still flying in good numbers. There are, of course, Monarchs that have been migrating through in a steady stream. However, they are not the only ones present.

Late summer and early autumn seems to be the prime season of Common Buckeyes in New Jersey. They are present for most of the warmer months, but I usually do not see them in such numbers as in early October.

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Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 10/11/2011 6:00 AM
Categories: Invertebrates
Tags: butterflies common buckeyes autumn migration monarchs
 

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