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Bagworm Moth Case
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Banded Hairstreak
Satyrium calanus
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Mating Barred Yellows
Eurema daira
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Bartram's Scrub-hairstreak
Strymon acis
This female Scrub-hairstreak just laid the egg seen in the photo on her host plant, Pineland Croton (Croton linearis. -
Berry's Skipper
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Black Swallowtail Caterpillar
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Black Swallowtail Caterpillars
This symmetrical pair of Black Swallowtail caterpillars was on Rue in our herb garden. Young caterpillars at this stage have "saddles" on ther backs.
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Black Swallowtail Chrysalis
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Black Swallowtail Egg
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Female Black Swallowtail
Papilio polyxenes
You can tell that this is a female by noting the additional blue in its hindwings near her tails. -
Male Black Swallowtail
Papilio polyxenes
The male Black Swallowtail has much less blue on its hindwings near its tails. -
Brazilian Skipper Caterpillar
You can see the internal organs in the Brazilian Skipper, also known as a Canna Skipper.
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Brazilian Skipper Nest
You can see the leftover eggshell of a Brazilian Skipper on a Yellow Canna (Canna flaccida), one of its host plants. The folded leaf serves as the caterpillar's nest or shelter.
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Brazilian Skipper
Calpodes ethlius
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Broad-winged Skipper
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Brown Elfin Caterpillar
It was recently learned that Brown Elfins populate parts of the Florida Panhandle. They feed on the flowers of Mountain Laurel (Kalmia latifolia).
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Brown Elfin
Callophrys augustinus
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Buckeye Chrysalis
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Female Byssus Skipper
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Byssus Skipper
Problema byssus
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Cabbage White Butterfly
Pieris rapae
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Female Promethea Moth
Callosamia promethea
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Male Promethea Moth
Callosamia promethea
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Carolina Satyr Egg
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Carolina Satyr
Hermeuptychia sosybius
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Carolina Satyr
Hermeuptychia sosybius
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Cassius Blue Caterpillar
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Female Cassius Blue
Leptotes cassius
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Cassius Blue
Leptotes cassius
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Connubial Underwing Moth Caterpillar
Catocala connubialis
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Ilia Underwing Moth Caterpillar (Lichen Form)
Catocala ilia
The more common form of this caterpillar resembles the brown or gray color of tree bark rather than this beautiful green color of lichens. -
Catalpa Worm
Ceratomia catalpae
Although called a worm, it really is the caterpillar stage of the Catalpa Sphinx Moth. -
Waved Sphinx Caterpillar
Ceratomia undulosa
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Male Ceraunus Blue
Hemiargus ceraunus
You can see the beautiful blue on this male with open wings. -
Ceraunus Blue
Hemiargus ceraunus
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Checkered White
Pontia protodice
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Blackberry Looper
Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria
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Hickory Horned Devil Caterpillar
Citheronia regalis
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Hickory Horned Devil Caterpillar
Citheronia regalis
The adult moth is known as the Regal Moth or Royal Walnut Moth. -
Royal Walnut Moth Cocoon
Citheronia regalis
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Regal Moth
Citheronia regalis
The caterpillar of this moth is the fearsome looking Hickory Horned Devil. -
Angle-lined Prominent Moth Caterpillar
Clostera inclusa
This caterpillar is also known as the Poplar Tentmaker. -
Angle-lined Prominent Moth Caterpillars
Clostera inclusa
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Clouded Skipper Caterpillar
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Clouded Skipper Chrysalis
This Clouded Skipper chrysalis is rolled up in one of its host plants, Wood Oats (Chasmantium sp.).
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Female Clouded Skipper
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Clouded Skipper
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Mating Clouded Skippers