Most observed native alpines, arctics, nymphs and satyrs
Native to the US, by how plants support them, most observed first.
Caterpillars All
29 native moths and butterflies raised on plants, most observed first.
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Common Wood-Nymph
Cercyonis pegala
35,409 observations
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Little Wood Satyr
Megisto cymela
32,539 observations
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Northern Pearly-eye
Lethe anthedon
27,291 observations
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Appalachian Brown
Lethe appalachia
9,056 observations
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Eyed Brown
Lethe eurydice
4,493 observations
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Small Wood-Nymph
Cercyonis oetus
4,445 observations
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Eastern Gemmed-Satyr
Cyllopsis gemma
4,254 observations
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Southern Pearly-eye
Lethe portlandia
2,768 observations
Flower visitors All
30 native pollinators and other flower visitors, most observed first.
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Common Wood-Nymph
Cercyonis pegala
35,409 observations
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Common Ringlet
Coenonympha california
33,801 observations
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Little Wood Satyr
Megisto cymela
32,539 observations
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Northern Pearly-eye
Lethe anthedon
27,291 observations
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Appalachian Brown
Lethe appalachia
9,056 observations
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Eyed Brown
Lethe eurydice
4,493 observations
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Small Wood-Nymph
Cercyonis oetus
4,445 observations
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Eastern Gemmed-Satyr
Cyllopsis gemma
4,254 observations
Other species All
18 native species with no plant ties on record, most observed first.
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Carolina Satyr
Hermeuptychia sosybius
16,726 observations
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Southwest Red Satyr
Cissia cheneyorum
1,159 observations
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Red Satyr
Cissia rubricata
995 observations
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South Texas Satyr
Hermeuptychia hermybius
952 observations
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Red-bordered Satyr
Gyrocheilus patrobas
727 observations
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Hayden's Ringlet
Coenonympha haydenii
499 observations
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Taiga Alpine
Erebia mancinus
455 observations
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Colorado Alpine
Erebia callias
408 observations