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  1. Life
  2. Animals
  3. Arthropods
  4. Insects
  5. Butterflies and Moths
  6. Brush-footed Butterflies
  7. Erebiina
  8. Alpines
  9. Most observed native

Most observed native alpines

Native to the US, by how plants support them, most observed first.

Caterpillars All

6 native moths and butterflies raised on plants, most observed first.

  • Red-disked Alpine Erebia discoidalis 690 observations
  • Theano Alpine Erebia pawloskii 249 observations
  • Ross's Alpine Erebia rossii 196 observations
  • Banded Alpine Erebia fasciata 158 observations
  • Arctic Ringlet Erebia disa 130 observations
  • Magdalena Alpine Erebia magdalena 96 observations

Flower visitors All

7 native pollinators and other flower visitors, most observed first.

  • Common Alpine Erebia epipsodea 3,856 observations
  • Red-disked Alpine Erebia discoidalis 690 observations
  • Vidler's Alpine Erebia vidleri 323 observations
  • Theano Alpine Erebia pawloskii 249 observations
  • Ross's Alpine Erebia rossii 196 observations
  • Arctic Ringlet Erebia disa 130 observations
  • Magdalena Alpine Erebia magdalena 96 observations

Other species All

6 native species with no plant ties on record, most observed first.

  • Taiga Alpine Erebia mancinus 455 observations
  • Colorado Alpine Erebia callias 408 observations
  • Four-dotted Alpine Erebia youngi 129 observations
  • Mt. Mackinley Alpine Erebia mackinleyensis 59 observations
  • Reddish Alpine Erebia lafontainei 45 observations
  • Scree Alpine Erebia occulta 43 observations

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