ISBN #: 0-921631-15-4

BUTTERFLIES OF &

SUMMARIES OF

ENCOUNTERED IN ONTARIO

IN 1994

BY ALAN J. HANKS

PRODUCTION BY

ALAN J. HANKS

JUNE 1995

CONTENTS PAGE 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. WEATHER DURING THE 1994 SEASON 5 3. CORRECTIONS TO PREVIOUS T.E.A. SUMMARIES 5 &90 4. SPECIAL NOTES ON ONTARIO LEPIDOPTERA 6 4.1 More on Strymon melinus - Ross Layberry 6 4.2 Monarchs on Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) - Ross Layberry 6 4.3 Rearing Notes for Northumberland County - W.lD. Eberlie 7 4.4 Little Underwing ( minuta) New to Canada - Bill Lamond 8 4.5 Long-tailed (Urbanus proteus): New to Ontario & Canada - A. Wormington 9 4.6 Promiscuous Angle (Semiothisa promiscuata): New to Ontario and Canada - A. Wormington 11 4.7 Prairie () - New to Ontario & Canada - A. Wormington 12 4.8 Semiothisa subminiata: New to Ontario - A. Wormington 12 4.9 Semiothisa undescribed species: New to Ontario - A. Wormington 13 4.10 The Whirlabout ( vibex): An Old But New Species for Ontario & Canada - A. Wormington 14 5. GENERAL SUMMARY 16 6. 1994 SUMMARY OF ONTARIO 17 Hesperiidae 17 Papilionidae 27 30 36 Libytheidae 44 Nymphalidae 44 Apaturidae 56 Satyridae 57 Danaidae 61 7. 1994 SUMMARY OF ONTARIO 63 CONTINUOUS CYCLICAL SUMMARY 77 8. PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS 91 hexadactyla L. Matachewan, April 7, 1986 (Lloyd Taman)

Notodonta scitipennis Walker. Kingston, July 26, 1994 (D. Robertson) 1. INTRODUCTION

This is Occasional Publication # 27-95 ofthe Toronto Entomologists' Association. It is based on data selected from reports for 1994 (or as otherwise indicated) for the Province of Ontario (Canada) as contributed by members and non members ofthe Association as listed below:

a) MEMBERS Tammy T. Dobbie TTD Point Pelee Robert Z. Dobos RZD Waterloo RL. Bowles (RLB) Orillia Joseph E. Faggan JEF Birmingham, MI Dr. W.lD. Eberlie (WIDE) Cobourg James N. Flynn JNF Wheatley Wm.M.M. Edmonds (WE) Toronto Anne Haywood-Farmer AHF ???? Nicholas G. Escott (NGE) Thunder Bay G. Tom Hince GTH Leamington Alan J. Hanks (AJH) Aurora Gail Hutchings GH Waterdown Quimby F. Hess (QFH) North York Mark W. Jennings MWJ Burlington Barry Harrison (BH) Scarborough Kenn Kaufman KK Tom Toyomi Ikeda (TTl) Toronto Carolyn D. King CDK Willowdale Ross A. Layberry (RAL) Ottawa Ben & Brenda Kulon BK Bright's Grove Neb Lecic (NL) Toronto William G. Lamond WGL Brantford Dr. W.D. & Irene Mac P. McAlpine MPM London McIlveen (WIM) Acton John A. McDonald JAM Niagara Falls Michael & Nancy Paul R. McGaw PRM Willowdale van der Poorten (MNP) Toronto Laurel L. McIvor LLM Tobermory Chris Rickard (CR) Mississauga Kevin A. McLaughlin KAM Hamilton Dr. Duncan Robertson (DR) Kingston Ethan 1. Meleg EJM Leamington Tim Sabo (TS) Weston Matt Mills MM Dundas Carol J. Sellers (CJS) Toronto David 1 Milsom DJM Bolton Jim Spottiswood (JS) Burlington Steven T. Pike STP Windsor Lloyd Taman (LT) Matachewan Paul D. Pratt PDP Windsor . Alan Wormington (AW) Leamington Alfred H. Rider AHR Forest DennisF.Rupert DFR Sarnia Keith Sealy KS Mississauga b) MEMBERS OR NON-MEMBERS L. Sealy LS Mississauga Jonathan M. Simms JMS Sarnia [via Curry, Layberry, Robertson or Wormington] Clayton Vardy CV Peterborough Robert L. Waldhuber RLW Stoney Creek 1 Peter Chapman JPC Hungry Hollow Kirk Zufelt KZ Hamilton Steve Charbonneau SC Blenheim Barbara N. Charlton BNC Waterloo Note: TEA or TEAC = members field trip. Robert H. Curry RHC Ancaster P.P = Povincial Park; c.A. = Conservation Area

The basis for selection ofthe data included in this publication was as follows: a) New information on range and new occurrence localities; b) Valuable data on flight period, broods and population monitoring, and c) Life history data including foodplants, nectar sources, larval description and habits, ovipositing data and behaviour, pupal description and siting, adult habits, predation, etc.

I Occasional Publication #'s 10 through 27 are designed to complement each other in such a way as to present in a common format all the information (as selected) known to the compiler with respect to Ontario Lepidoptera to the end of 1994. Please note that Section 3 in each ofthese publications addresses the corrections required to previous TE.A. Occasional Publications. Section 6 ofthis publication is organised in accordance with "A Catalogue/Check-list ofthe Butterflies of North ofMexico" by Lee D. Miller and F.M. Brown (Lepidopterists' Society Memoir No. 2 - 1981) as corrected by "Supplement to A Catalogue/Checklist of the Butterflies of North America North of Mexico" by Clifford D. Ferris, Editor (Lepidopterists' Society Memoir NO.3 - 1989). The compiler has also noted, where of interest, the usage of James A. Scott in his "The Butterflies ofNorth America" (1986). The common names are as per Alexander B. Klots - "A Field Guide to the Butterflies ofNorth America, East ofthe Great Plains", except in a few cases not included in Klots. For the Moths, "Check List ofthe Lepidoptera ofAmerica North ofMexico (1983)" by Ronald W. Hodges et al. is used.

The contents of this publication have been checked for errors and accuracy as much as possible. Any errors and omissions will be corrected in future publications.

Each locality listed herein is followed by a number in square brackets. This number is the County, District or Regional Municipality as shown in Figures 1 & 2, e.g. Hearst [53] means Hearst (Cochrane District).

Note: Changes which have occurred in the county names or county amalgamations were incorporated into publication # 25-93 (1992 Summary). These changes will have affected previous records up to and including "The Ontario Butterfly Atlas" (Holmes, Hess, Hanks and Tasker, 1992), and numbers from those records should be noted in any citation with the necessary emendations.

Where the date given is followed by a number in brackets, this represents the number of specimens encountered, i.e. (3). Also note that M = male, F = female, C = collected, R = released and S = sighting.

Ifthere are any errors and/or omissions or suggestions please advise: Alan 1. Hanks, 34 Seaton Drive, Aurora, Ontario L4G 2K1 - (905) 727-6993

Back issues ofsome TE.A. publications and memberships are available from the Treasurer ofthe TE.A., Alan J. Hanks (address above).

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2 2. 1994 Weather (from Climatic Perspectives - Vol. 16, by Environment Canada) by Q.F. Hess.

March - After the coldest JanuarylFebruary in 75 years, March was a definite improvement. Tempera­ tures were near normal in the south and above normal in the north. In the north-west it was the mildest since 1985. Snowfall was below normal in most ofthe north, but in the south snowfall was above normal except for the Windsor area. April - In central and northern Ontario, temperatures were from 1/2 to 11/2 degrees below normal. However, south of a line from the Bruce Peninsula to Ottawa mean temperatures were up 1/2 degree above normal, making it the warmest April since 1991. Snowfall continued into the final week and it was the snowiest April since 1950. Southern Ontario received 120 to 140 % ofnormal precipitation. May - This month did not produce an early warm spring in Ontario. In both the south and north, mean temperatures generally ranged from 1/2 to 11/2 degrees below normal. Only in northern Ontario away from the Great Lakes and James Bay was it slightly warmer than normal. There was snow in a few locations on May 26th, heavy frost on May 27th and severe thunderstorms on the 31 st. Rainfall was plentiful south of a line from Sault Ste. Marie to North Bay. June - This was a month ofcontrast, the first half being cool and dry, mid-month was hot and humid and the final week was wet. Overall, the month was warmer than normal with diverse rainfall totals that ranged from record dry in Wawa to near record wet in Ottawa. A late frost on June 3rd dipped well into parts of southern Ontario. A heat wave June 16 - 18 sent temperatures soaring to 36°C at several locations including Toronto. Sault Ste. Marie reached 33°C on the 17th and this was their hottest recorded June. Rainfall was variable. From Kitchener to the Kawarthas, it was very dry for the first three weeks. July - Mean temperatures were pleasantly warm throughout much ofOntario although rain showers were abundant in most areas. Growing conditions were excellent in southern Ontario. The north-west was cooler than normal. For the third consecutive July, regions near Lake Superior endured a cool, wet month. Several towns, including Kapuskasing and Wawa failed to top 25°C, while the low temperatures in Wawa dropped to 2°C. August - During the first week a cold front swept across Ontario, dropping temperatures to a few degrees below normal. In the middle ofthe month, the weather remained cool with many low minimum temperatures'fecorded. On the 14th to 15th heavy thunderstorms occurred in Leamington and Windsor. The last part ofthe month started cool but warmed up. Precipitation was relatively light. September - It was sunny and dry in the south while the north was significantly wetter. The exception was the north-west which had frequent showers. Thunderstorms occurred in the south on the 25th and 26th, with St. Catherines receiving 63 mm ofrain, which caused local flooding. October - Ontario's first snowfall occurred in the north-west on the 23rd and 24th. Sioux Lookout! Kenora received 5 - 10 em. South and central Ontario enjoyed mainly mild sunny weather with temperatures in the mid to high teens. ********************

3. CORRECTIONS TO PREVIOUS T.E.A. PUBLICATIONS.

a) To the 1993 Summary (26-94): Page 28 (third para.) - Parrhasius m-album was found on Pelee Island, not Point Pelee.

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5 4. SPECIAL NOTES 4.1 More on Strymon melinus - by Ross Layberry

In my note on Strymon melinus (TEA Occasional Publication 25:93) I suggested that the species might be habitat-restricted to dry sandy areas at the northern limit ofits range, and that its foodplant there might be Sweetfern, Comptonia peregrina. I wrote to Jim Scott to find the source of the foodplant record of this species in his book Butterflies ofNorth America, and he sent me two references: Ferguson, 1. Lep. Soc 4: 12 and USDA Tech. Bull 1521. These are both quite old and I was unable to locate either ofthem.

I was recently reading The Lepidoptera ofNova Scotia (D.C.Ferguson, Proceedings ofthe Institute of Science, Vol XXIII - Part 3, October, 1954) and discovered what is probably the same infor­ mation there. It lists melinus as rare in Nova Scotia, with only five records at five different locations between 1907 and 1952, including one "bred from a larva feeding on Comptonia at Petite-Riviere, Lunenburg County in August, 1948". It also mentions that "both the South Milford and Coldbrook specimens were taken hovering over, or alighting upon, Sweetfern."

While this is by no means conclusive, it certainly adds some weight to the idea. I would suggest that collectors pay particular attention to Sweetfern and to dry sandy areas when searching for elfins in May, and return to the same areas in July and August for the second generation ofmelinus.

4.2 Monarchs on Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) by Ross Layberry

Although most books say that Monarch larvae feed on "various milkweeds" there have been very few reports ofthem on Swamp Milkweed, and the assumption seems to be that this is at best a poor second­ choice when and where Common Milkweed is not available. A few observations of mine this summer seem to suggest that, at least in some situations, the opposite is true.

On July 7, I noticed a fifth-instar larva on Swamp Milkweed, completely surrounded by water near the edge ofa small beaver pond near my home. I could see no others from the bank, so I took a canoe ride all around the pond. On 56 plants ofSwamp Milkweed I found 17 larvae, ranging in size from 3rd to 5th instar. The 3rd instar larvae were eating flowers or flower buds, never leaves. I immediately checked all Common Milkweed plants within 100 yards of the pond, and found just one fifth instar larva on more than 100 plants.

On August 16 I again noticed a 5th-instar larva on Swamp Milkweed, this time on a very small, single­ stemmed plant with no leaves remaining at all. The larva was "exploring" the plant, walking up and down as if searching, either for more leaves or for a pupation site. Again the plant was surrounded by water, about a foot from the shore, so I watched the larva for about twenty minutes to see ifit would voluntarily walk into the water. It did not, but when I returned half an hour later it was gone. The water was clear with no other vegetation and the larva was certainly not drowned within a few feet ofthe plant, nor could I find it on the shore.

I again took the canoe around the pond, this time finding thirty 2nd to 5th-instar larvae, three pupae and three empty pupal cases, on about 70 plants of Swamp Milkweed. The smaller larvae were usually

6 eating flowers, but on some plants which no longer had flowers they ate the smaller leaves near the top of the plant. This time a search of all Common Milkweed plants near the pond produced no larvae at all. This is not too surprising: it was only an average year for Monarchs, and I have rarely found larvae near the house even in the best years.

In the past I had thought that maybe Swamp Milkweed might be used in late summer in very dry years, when the only places with abundant blooming flowers are in normally-wet areas, so that butterflies which do not regularly fly over water could reach the plants, but this does not seem to be the case. In July and August the Ottawa area had a succession of very violent thunderstorms which kept my pond and all others filled almost up to their normal springtime high level. I think the conclusion is inescapable: at least some times, Monarchs prefer to oviposit on Swamp Milkweed.

Perhaps in the past, before this area had much open, cleared land, and there was therefore less Common Milkweed, the Swamp Milkweed was the only important foodplant of the Monarch in eastern Canada, and its numbers and its breeding areas have been greatly increased by the deforestation. Without this, we might have thought ofthe Monarch as a largely swamp-loving butterfly.

4.3 Rearing Notes from Northumberland County by W.lD. Eberlie a) Glaucopsyche lygdamus: Following my last year's attempts at rearing butterflies, I am glad to be able to report that the pupa I obtained survived the winter and the healthy female butterfly emerged on May 7th, 1994. In mid-June of this year, I again found this butterfly, only males however, but in an area in Northumberland Forest where I had never seen it before; an area which I visit each spring and summer so it seems as though the species has spread further westward in Northumberland County from Presqu'ile Provincial Park. Cow Vetch (Vicia cracca) grows in profusion in this area and so I searched carefully for larvae and on July 1st found one nearly full-grown larvae feeding on the blossoms ofthe vetch. This larva was attended by tiny black ants and some ofthese were unintentionally collected along with the larva. I sent a couple ofthe ants to Professor Andre Franceour of the University of at Chicoutimi and he kindly identified them as Tapinoma sessile. The larva pupated on July 8th. b) Polygonia interregationis: There is nothing remarkable about rearing this butterfly, the larvae of which I have regularly found on nettles in Northumberland County, and the butterfly is fairly commonly seen in town and gardens. However this year in Cobourg there seems to have been a population explosion of the because throughout July and August larvae, often in groups of 3 to 5 or more, were found on sprouts of American Elm throughout the town of Cobourg. On July 11th, I found many early instar larvae and groups ofeggs on the underside ofleaves ofa sprouting American Elm in a friend's garden. I counted 73 larvae and ova on the one plant. The eggs were laid in clusters of 6 or more on the undersides of the leaves near the tips, some of the eggs being laid separately and some stacked one on top ofthe other, as is described in the books. At the end of July, butterflies from this generation of larvae started emerging and soon more eggs and larvae were to be found on the local elms. The last time the larvae were found was on Septem- ber 3rd , but this time on nettles just outside the town ofCobourg. The last larvae that I collected, pupated on September 9th and the adult insect emerged and was released on September 22nd.

7 l It is interesting to note that there is a clump ofnettles within a few feet ofthe elm sprouts where most of the Question Mark larvae were found in my friend's garden but none of their larvae were found on the nettles, which however did harbour their usual population ofseveral atalanta larvae.

c) Orgyia leucostigma: (The White-Marked Tussock Moth). On August 7th, a friend found a brightly coloured larva resting on the wall ofhis living room and brought it to me; clearly it was some sort ofTussock larva. Food did not present a problem as tussock larvae are said to feed on many different trees and shrubs and indeed it fed readily on Aspen. Presumably it had entered my friend's house to find a quiet, safe place for its final ecdysis. On August 16th, it spun a cocoon amongst Aspen leaves and on August 28th, a wingless female tussock moth emerged. In Ontario, there are three species of tussock moths with wingless females and there seems to be no way of identi­ fying the females. However, one species is Holarctic and I had reared it in England many years ago, so I knew that the larva was quite different and thus I could eliminate that species from my diagnostic dilemma. Wingless females presumably have powerful pheromones with which to attract males, so I made a simple trap putting the female as bait in a small plastic food container with netting on top. This container was then placed in a pasta strainer from the kitchen and an old photoflood lamp reflector was up-ended over this. The whole trap was then placed outside and within a few hours, the male was trapped. Identification then became easy and it proved to be the common White-Marked Tussock Moth, Orgyia leucostigma.

4.4 Little Underwing (eatocala minuta) Edw. : New to Canada by Bill Lamond

On 17 July 1994, I collected a specimen of the moth, Little Underwing, Catocala minuta, at HeritageUnited Church in Brantford, Ontario. When I first saw the specimen near the main light, I thought it was Idia majoralis. However, upon seeing the hindwings in the killing jar I knew this identification was incorrect. When spread, it was obvious that this moth was an Underwing, Catocala sp. Using Covell (1984), I narrowed it down to micronympha or minuta, leaning towards the latter. However, minuta had never been recorded in Ontario according to Riotte (1992) and Rockburne & Lafontaine (1976). It occurs just to the south ofOntario in and has been recorded in northern Ohio about 50 km across the lake from Ontario (Rings et al. 1992). Nonetheless, it seemed unlikely a new record for Canada would be discovered at a church light in urban Brantford. Two nights later on 19 July I collected another individual with a totally different forewing colour and pattern, but with the same hindwings. Upon consulting Sargent (1976) I was convinced that these specimens were minuta and the specimens were confirmed as minuta by JD. Lafontaine at Agriculture Canada. These specimens are now at the CNC in Ottawa. There is obviously a population of the Little Underwing in the vicinity of the above church in Brantford. The collection of 2 specimens there confirms this. This species feeds on which is not native to this part of Ontario, but it has been extensively planted in urban areas including the area around this church. It seems likely that this species should be found in other areas of Ontario, wherever there are extensive plantings ofHoney Locust.

Literature Cited

Covell, C.Y.; 1984; A Field Guide to the Moths of Eastern North America; Houghton Mifflin Co.; Boston.

8 Rings, R.W., E.H. Metzler, F.J. Arnold & D.H. Harris; 1992; The Owlet Moths ofOhio; Ohio BioI. Surv. Bull. New Series Vol. 9 No.2. Riotte, lC.E.; 1992; Annotated List of Ontario Lepidoptera; Royal Ontario Museum Miscellaneous Publication; Toronto. Rockburne, E.W. & J.D. Lafontaine; 1976; The Cutworm Moths of Ontario and Quebec; Research Branch, Canada Department ofAgriculture Publication 1593; Ottawa. Sargent, T.D.; 1976; Legion of Night: The Underwing Moths; Amherst: University of Press.

4.5 Long-tailed Skipper (Urbanus proteus): New to Ontario and Canada by Alan Wormington

On August 7, 1994, the small Federation ofOntario Naturalists group was looking forward to an exciting day of butterfly study at Point Pelee National Park, Essex County. As the group leader, I decided to start the day at West Beach where a few stands of Spotted Knapweed (Centaurea maculosa) were in bloom. Little did we know that considerable excitement would be generated just moments after we parked the cars. While waiting for the group to get ready (it was about 10 a.m.), I was casually looking at a clump of flowers when I noticed what initially appeared to be a Silver-spotted Skipper (Epargyreus clarus). However, a split second later I realized there were "tails" hanging down from the wings! I yelled "Long-tailed Skipper" to the rest of the group (paul R. McGaw, Carolyn D. King and John A. McDonald) while struggling to get my net out ofthe car. After the group studied the rarity for a few seconds, it was collected by the author (see figure 1). The Long-tailed Skipper is a tropical species that is a permanent resident in North America only in , southern and perhaps along the entire Gulf Coast; each year the species advances northward from this area into the lower Mississippi River Valley and along the coastal plain of the U.S. southeast (Opler & Krizek 1984: 200-201). The Ontario Butterfly Atlas (Holmes et al. 1991) does not include Long-tailed Skipper as occurring in the province, nor does Riotte (1992); as well, there is no known occurrence for Canada. Perhaps the species should have been expected to eventually occur in Ontario since there are known occurrences in states adjacent to the province (e.g., and Ohio). In Michigan, more than one Long-tailed . Skipper was recorded at Belle Isle on the Detroit Figure 1. Long-tailed Skipper (Urbanus proteus) River sometime prior to 1913 (Moore 1960: 26). Point Pelee, Ontario, Aug. 7,1994 (A. Wormington) There are three records of Long-tailed Skipper listed for Ohio (Iftner et al. 1992: 28-29). Despite these northerly occurrences, the species has not been recorded in (Shull 1987). Irwin & Downey (1973: 34) do not list Long-tailed Skipper for , but they do state that the species should be expected to occur in the state . Due to the remarkably fresh condition of the Point Pelee Long-tailed Skipper, it is unlikely that the individual had travelled any great distance. I hypothesized that a female of the species must have arrived earlier in the season (most likely during June) and then laid some eggs. However, whether this

9 occurred at Point Pelee National Park, or somewhere relatively nearby, will never be known. In the deep south the Long-tailed Skipper produces at least three broods (Klots 1951: 207 and 210), but can be somewhat inactive during the winter months (Opler & Krizek 1984: 200-201). In southern Ontario there is no shortage of larval foodplants for Long-tailed Skipper -- the species feeds on a variety of climbing legumes, including cultivated beans. Despite regular searches following the initial discovery, no more Long-tailed Skippers were encountered at Point Pelee. However, since it was probable that the species was now present in southern Ontario and reproducing, I suspected that by the third week of September the species might be found again at Point Pelee; this assumption was based on the calculation that many species typically require about 45 days to complete a brood. There were no observations at Point Pelee during this later period, but I learned that a Long-tailed Skipper had been found at Ojibway Prairie (Windsor) on September 18th. This individual was observed on a hike ofthe Essex County Field Naturalists, which was led by G. Tom Hince. During 1994 it was also learned that an unprecedented flight of Long-tailed Skippers was occurring northward along the east coast of the United States (Cech 1994); reportedly the species was found as far north as Massachusetts (Rick Cech, personal communication). At the time of writing it is believed that the Point Pelee record predates most, ifnot all, ofthe occurrences any distance north on the east coast, perhaps indicating that the original movement northward was inland up the Mississippi River Valley. In summary, during 1994 the Long-tailed Skipper was recorded for the first time in Ontario and Canada at Point Pelee National Park and Windsor; its status in the province should be categorized as an extremely rare immigrant and probable seasonal colonist.

Literature Cited

Cech, R 1994. The Brooding Omnipresence: NABA Field Notes from AllOver. The Anglewing 1 (2): 6-8 and 10. Holmes, AM., Q.F. Hess, RR Tasker, and Al Hanks. 1991. The Ontario Butterfly Atlas. Toronto Entomologists' Association. Toronto, Ontario. 167 pp. Iftner, D.C., lA Shuey, and lY. Calhoun. 1992. Butterflies and Skippers ofOhio. Bulletin ofthe Ohio Biological Survey (New Series), Volume 9, Number 1. College ofBiological Sciences, The Ohio State University, Columbus. 212 pp. Irwin, RR, and lC. Downey. 1973. Annotated Checklist ofthe Butterflies ofIllinois. Biological Notes No. 81, Illinois Natural History Survey, Urbana. 60 pp. Klots, AB. 1951. A Field Guide to the Butterflies of North America, East of the Great Plains. Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston. 349 pp. Moore, S. 1960. A Revised Annotated List of the Butterflies of Michigan. Occasional Papers of the Museum ofZoology, University ofMichigan, Number 617. 39 pp. Opler, P.A, and G.O. Krizek. 1984. Butterflies East ofthe Great Plains: An Illustrated Natural History. The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore and London. 294 pp. Riotte, lC.E. 1992. Annotated List ofOntario Lepidoptera. Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto. 208 pp. Shull, E.M. 1987. The Butterflies of Indiana. Indiana University Press, Bloomington and Indianapolis. 262 pp.

10 4.6 Promiscuous Angle (Sem;oth;sa prom;scuata): New to Ontario and Canada by A. Wormington

At the Tip of Point Pelee National Park, Essex County, an unknown moth was collected at the lights of the washroom building on August 14, 1994 (see figure 2). Suspected as pertaining to Semiothisa promiscuata, a photograph of the specimen was sent to J. Donald Lafontaine of Agriculture Canada in Ottawa. Subsequently the photograph was examined by Douglas C. Ferguson of the United States Department of Agriculture, National Museum of Natural History (Washington, D.C.), who confirmed the identification. The Promiscuous Angle is a southern species: Covell (1984: 348) gives the range as to Florida, west to Missouri and Texas. Prior to the Point Pelee collection, Semiothisa promiscuata had not been recorded in Ontario or Canada (Riotte 1992; Lafontaine, personal communication). Lafontaine states that the larval foodplant of Semiothisa promiscuata is Redbud (Cercis canadensis). Although a few individuals of this bush have been planted at Point Pelee, it is highly unlikely that this would be sufficient to sustain a population ofthe moth. The specimen ofpromiscuata is worn, and since it occurred at the Tip (where strays of many species have been recorded over the years), it can be assumed that the individual was a stray from the south ofOntario.

Literature Cited

Covell, C.Y. 1984. A Field Guide to the Moths ofEastern North America. Houghton Mifllin Company, Boston. 496 pp. Riotte, J.C.E. 1992. Annotated List ofOntario Lepidoptera. Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto. 208 pp.

Figure 2. Promiscuous Angle (Semiothisa promiscuata) Point Pelee. August 14,1994 (A. Wormington) Wingspan 2.4 em.

Figure 3. Prairie Paectes (Paectes abrostolella) Point Pelee. June 1, 1994 (A. Wormington) Wingspan =2.5 em.

11 4.7 Prairie Paectes (Paectes abrostolella): New to Ontario and Canada by Alan Wormington

On June 1, 1994, in the company ofWilliam G. Lamond, two interesting specimens (in extremely fresh condition) were collected at the washroom lights of Sanctuary Picnic Area at Point Pelee National Park, Essex County (see figure 3). One specimen was forwarded to the Canadian National Collection in Ottawa (Agriculture Canada), where it was confirmed by J. Donald Lafontaine as Paectes abrostolella; previously the species was not known in Ontario or Canada (Riotte 1992; Lafontaine, personal communication). There has been considerable confusion surrounding the Paectes for many years. Recently much of the confusion has been cleared up by Metzler & Franclemont (1991), who discuss four North American species. P. abrostolella was previously considered a synonym of P. pygmaea and mis­ identified as P. flabella. In light of the confusion surrounding the genus until recently, the record of for Kitchener, Ontario, in Riotte (1992: 143) should probably be considered uncertain until a specimen (if one exists) can be located and verified (Lafontaine, personal communication). P. abrostolella is widespread in the western United States (north to Montana), but in the eastern United States is apparently limited to remnant prairies; there are prior records as far northeast as Ohio and Michigan (Metzler & Franclemont 1991). In Ohio, only four specimens of abrostolella are known for the entire state; these are from three sites all described as prairie remnants (Rings et al. 1992: 63). Due to the species affinity to prairies, I have arbitrarily given abrostolella the common name of Prairie Paectes. Since two specimens were collected at the same site, and both were in immaculate condition, this clearly indicates that the species is a resident at Point Pelee; however, the larval foodplant ofabrostolella is not known (Rings et al. 1992: 63), so it can not even be speculated as to what the larval foodplant might be at Point Pelee. Many thanks to J. Donald Lafontaine for confirming the identification and providing literature on the genus Paectes.

Literature Cited

Metzler, E.H. and J.G. Franclemont. 1991. A Review of Four Species Names of Paectes From North America (: Euteliinae). Journal ofthe Lepidopterists' Society 45: 34-41. Rings, R.W., E.H. Metzler, F.J. Arnold and D.H. Harris. 1992. The Owlet Moths of Ohio: Order Lepidoptera, Family Noctuidae. Bulletin ofthe Ohio Biological Survey (New Series), Volume 9, Number 2. College ofBiological Sciences, The Ohio State University, Columbus. 219 pp. Riotte, J.C.E. 1992. Annotated List ofOntario Lepidoptera. Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto. 208 pp.

4.8 Semiothisa subminiata: New to Ontario by Alan Wormington

During the day on June 15, 1994, an interesting moth was collected at Northwest Beach at Point Pelee National Park, Essex County (see figure 4). At the time it was sunny and hot, and I was walking through the dunes habitat adjacent to the shoreline ofLake Erie. I can't exactly recall the circumstances of capture, but the moth was either noticed sitting motionless on vegetation or was flushed when I brushed against some ground cover.

12 A photograph ofthe specimen was sent to J. Donald Lafontaine ofAgriculture Canada in Ottawa. Subsequently the photograph was examined by Douglas C. Ferguson ofthe United States Department of Agriculture, National Museum ofNatural History (Washington, D.C.), who identified the specimen as Semiothisa subminiata. Prior to this record, the species had not been recorded in Ontario (Riotte 1992; Lafontaine, personal communication). This is a common prairie species where it has been found from southern Manitoba to British Columbia, south through the western United States; specimens collected east to Missouri are in the Canadian National Collection in Ottawa, but the status ofthe species in eastern North America as a whole is not known to the author. Since the specimen was extremely fresh, and in apparent suitable habitat, it is probable that Semiothisa subminiata is a resident at Point Pelee, rather than a stray.

Literature Cited

Riotte, J.C.E. 1992. Annotated List ofOntario Lepidoptera. Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto. 208 pp.

Figure 4. Semiothisa subminiata (Wingspan 2.3 em) Figure 5. Semiothisa sp. (Wingspan 2.4 em) Point Pelee, June 15, 1994 (A. Wormington) Springarden Prairie (Windsor), Aug. 6 1994 (A. Wormington)

4.9 Semiothisa undescribed species [ordinata of authors]: New to Ontario by Alan Wormington

On August 6, 1994, a sunny and hot day, an unfamiliar moth was collected at Springarden Prairie in Windsor, Essex County (see figure 5). At the time I was leading a group for the Federation ofOntario Naturalists; others in the group were Paul McGaw, Carolyn King and John McDonald. A photograph ofthe specimen was sent to J. Donald Lafontaine ofAgriculture Canada in Ottawa. Subsequently the photograph was examined by Douglas C. Ferguson ofthe United States Department of Agriculture, National Museum ofNatural History (Washington, D.C.), who identified the specimen as a Semiothisa, formerly known as ordinata. Unfortunately, the type specimen on which the species name is based was recently examined, but was found not to be of the taxon universally referred to as ordinata. Therefore, the present species has technically never been scientifically described, even though it is well known. Regardless of what the taxon should now (or will) be called, it is a species not previously recorded in Ontario (Riotte 1992). This is a widespread species of the prairies, but in Canada has

13 previously been found only in the vicinity of Aweme, Manitoba (specimens in the Canadian National Collection, Ottawa). Since the collected specimen was extremely fresh, and found in remnant prairie habitat, it is assumed the species is a permanent resident at Springarden Prairie.

Literature Cited

Riotte, J.C.E. 1992. Annotated List ofOntario Lepidoptera. Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto. 208 pp.

4.10 The Whirlabout (Polites vibex): An Old But New Species for Ontario and Canada by Alan Wormington

Over the years, various publications have mentioned the occurrence of The Whirlabout (Polites vibex) in Ontario, either rejecting the species outright, or not providing much specific information on its supposed occurrence in the province. Some provincial publications, such as the annual summaries ofthe Toronto Entomologists Association, have apparently never listed the species at all. Recently I assembled the details ofPolites vibex that, in combination, provide convincing evidence that the claim ofthis species in Ontario should now be considered valid. The story begins with Riotte (1992: 20), who simply states that an undated specimen of Polites vibex is in the Canadian National Collection (CNC) with collection data of "Toronto, Arthur Gibson." Upon request, I asked J. Donald Lafontaine of Agriculture Canada to examine this specimen, which proves to be a female in slightly worn condition. The three attached labels read "Toronto, Ont., A. Gibson," "6" and "brettus ." The locality label is commercially printed, but the other two are handwritten (presumably by the collector). Despite the presence of these labels, the origin of the specimen still remained in doubt as it is well known that some of the earlier collectors often used a standard locality label that referred to where the person resided, not necessarily to where the specimen was actually collected. In the Ontario Butterfly Atlas (Holmes et al. 1991: 163), the authors were clearly unaware ofthe above specimen. The Whirlabout is included, but listed in the "Doubtful Species" category with the comments that the species formerly appeared "in old lists" and that "Forbes says that it strays to Toronto (!)," a statement that was probably based on the just-mentioned old lists. In a publication by Forbes (1960: 96-97), he simply states that the species strays north to and Toronto, Ontario. Recently I obtained a copy of "A List of Butterflies Taken at Toronto, Ont." by Arthur Gibson (1910). This publication includes the original reference of The Whirlabout in Ontario, presented under the species name Pamphila brettus (a synonym ofPolites vibex). The author states that the specimen was collected at Toronto by himself; the date of collection was not recorded; and the identification was confirmed by Dr. Henry Skinner. The remainder ofthis publication appears to be complete and without extensive errors, except for the very disturbing inclusion ofPamphila baracoa with almost the identical information as that presented for brettus -- that is, the specimen was collected by the author, the date is unknown, and the specimen was confirmed by Dr. Skinner. Since baracoa (Baracoa Skipper) is largely confined to Florida and is highly unlikely to ever occur in Ontario, this immediately made the entry of brettus (= vibex) also very suspect. With this information I again asked 1. Donald Lafontaine to search the CNC, this time for any baracoa specimen that might have Ontario data; indeed such a "baracoa" specimen was found, and attached is a Gibson label! However, the specimen is, in fact, a slightly aberrant Tawny-edged Skipper (Polites themistocles) and is filed in the collection under that species; the attached

14 label reads "baracoa ,Toronto, Ont., A Gibson." Therefore -- and this is the critical point -- the inclusion of baracoa in Gibson's paper was not due to a mislabeled specimen that was collected outside Ontario, but was, instead, a misidentified specimen ofa common species collected locally (ie., Toronto). Based on all of the available evidence, the claim of The Whirlabout (Polites vibex) in Ontario appears to be entirely valid. A correctly identified specimen exists; there is no reason to suspect that the collection labels are anything but accurate; and the record was originally published by the collector. This only leaves one to wonder about the collector (Arthur Gibson) himself, but it is known that he was a conscientious student of Lepidoptera and many of his specimens now reside in various institutional collections (Lafontaine, personal communication). The Whirlabout is generally confined to the southeast coastal plain ofthe United States (Opler & Krizek 1984: 236-237), but it wanders northward along the coast where it reaches with some regularity (Shapiro 1974: 26). In the interior there are far fewer extralimital occurrences, but it has been recorded in Missouri, and central (Opler & Krizek 1984: 236-237). Ontario can now be included in the known range of The Whirlabout (Polites vibex), where it is represented by a single (old) specimen collected at Toronto sometime prior to 1910. My thanks go to l Donald Lafontaine for assisting me in compiling the information on which this paper is based.

Literature Cited

Forbes, W.T.M. 1960. Lepidoptera of New York and Neighboring States (part IV). Memoir 371 of New York State College ofAgriculture, Ithaca. 188 pp. Gibson, A 1910. A List ofButterflies Taken at Toronto, Ont. The Ontario Natural Science Bulletin 6: 35-44. Holmes, AM., Q.F. Hess, R.R. Tasker, and Al Hanks. 1991. The Ontario Butterfly Atlas. Toronto Entomologists' Association. Toronto, Ontario. 167 pp. Opler, P.A, and G.O. Krizek. 1984. Butterflies East ofthe Great Plains: An Illustrated Natural History. The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore and London. 294 pp. Riotte, le.E. 1992. Annotated List ofOntario Lepidoptera. Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto. 208 pp. Shapiro, AM. 1974. Butterflies and Skippers ofNew York State. Search (Agriculture) 4 (3): 1-60.

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15 5. GENERAL SUMMARY OF ONTARIO LEPIDOPTERA IN 1994.

After the coldest JanuarylFebruary in 75 years, March showed an improvement back to normal seasonal temperatures. In April, temperatures were just below normal, but precipitation was some 120% to 140% of normal in southern areas, with snowfall continuing into the final week. It was the snowiest April since 1950. May had mean temperatures a little below normal and there was some snow and frost late in the month. June was quite variable, with diverse rainfall and a heat wave in mid-month. North­ western areas were cooler than normal in July while the rest ofthe Province was pleasantly warm. A cold front occurred in August and there were heavy thunderstorms in the extreme south-west. The first snow­ fall occurred in October in the north-west while southern Ontario had mild and sunny weather.

Another good year for lepidoptera saw several new species records and occurrences in new areas for several others. Alan Wormington found the Long-tailed Skipper (Urbanus proteus) at Point Pelee in August and two moths, the Prairie Paectes (Paectes abrostolella) and the Promiscuous Angle (Semio­ thisa promiscuata), all new to Ontario and Canada. In addition, two more Semiothisa species new to Ontario were discovered. Alan reports Polites peckius at Point Pelee, the first record since 1988 and Phoebis sennae in October, the first at Pelee since 1953 and a very late occurrence. Various other species were found in areas where they had not been previously reported and the-Baltimore appeared at Pelee for the first occurrence since 1931, obviously a stray. There were a number of new moth records, including the Little Underwing (Catocala minuta) - new to Canada) by Bill Lamond and Thaumatopsis solutella (Zell.) - first Canadian record, by Ken Stead.

Nick Escott in Thunder Bay reports Euptoieta claudia - the first ever record for Thunder Bay and Basilarchia archippus, which had not been seen by Nick in 20 years of observation. Nick also reports new localities for E. ausonides, C. frigga, E. disa, E. discoidalis, 0. macounii and 0. jutta. Tom Toyomi Ikeda reported P. machaon, E. lisa and E. disa for Geraldton. Bob Bowles from Orillia also found E. claudia at Silver Lake in Muskoka and G. lygdamus - a new record for Simcoe County. Ross Layberry in Ottawa found 1. lanoraiensis at the Alfred Bog and Tony Holmes found a white female ofColias interior in Parry Sound District in July.

John Eberlie continued with his rearing studies and Tim Sabo noted that he had recorded 107 different species in 1994 - is this some kind of record? Included among these were B. philenor and P. sennae. Bill Edmonds reported an interesting event with a neighbourhood cat stalking a Monarch on October 20th. It made a leap and came down with the butterfly in its mouth - it was the last Monarch seen in 1994. In early December, Bill received a letter from Port Richey in Florida enclosing a tag from a Monarch he had released in the Don Valley on October 8th. It had reached Port Richey on November 25th. Bill sighted a very fresh Peck's Skipper on the pink variety ofBuddleia on August 10. It stayed for 40 minutes alternately feeding at a fresh bloom and flying off rapidly. This was similar to a specimen of the same insect observed in 1991 exhibiting the same behaviour for at least 2 hours!

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16 6. 1993 SUMMARY OF ONTARIO BUTTERFLIES AND SKIPPERS.

Superfamily: HESPERIOIDEA Latreille Family: HESPERIIDAE Latreille

Subfamily: Pyrginae Burmeister

Genus IV: Epargyreus Hubner

2. Epargyreus clarus (Cramer) SILVER SPOTTED SKIPPER a) c. clarus (Cramer) - (TL - Dayton, Rockingham Co., )

In 1994 - Hortop C.A. [22] July 24, August 14 (WmE)~ White Lake [41](east end) June 21 (1), Barrel Chute [40](3 Ian NE of) July 3 (1), Hwy. # 511 [40](E ofVirgin Lake) Aug. 6 (5th instar larva on Amphicarpa bracteata)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] June 23 (1), July 11 (3), 18 (several), 21 (2)(CR)~ Brantford [lO](Hanging Fen) July 11 (2)(KS)~ Toronto [19](Island) June 23, (Cherry Beach) July 1 (2), (James Gdns.) July 25, (Warden Woods) Aug. 1 (CJS)~ Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (6 worn)~ South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (4 worn)(TS)~ Point Pelee [1]: May 22 (1 - record early date for Point Pelee)(BK); June 1 (1 ex. fresh F)(AW); June 2 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+WGL)~ June 15 (2 ex. fresh), June 30 (2 fresh), July 1 (9 fresh to worn), July 2 (12 fresh), July 4 (35 fresh - 30 on Basswood flowers of a single tree), July 6 (39 fresh to worn), July 23 (5 worn)(AW)~ July 26 (5 worn)(AW+LLM); July 30 (9 worn)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); August 8 (1 ragged - end offirst brood), August 14 (1 ex. fresh - start of second brood), August 15 (3 fresh), August 22 (1 ex. fresh + 1 fairly fresh), August 31 (1 worn), September 1 (1 ex. fresh), September 2 (2 ex. fresh), September 5 (1 worn), September 7 (1 ex. fresh), September 10 (1 worn - end of second brood)(AW)~ Ancaster [11](Martin's Lane) June 14 (1), Aug. 2 (2), St. Williams [4] Aug. 1 (5)(RC)~ Branchton [15] June 26 (1), July 16 (1), Point Pelee [1] July 31 (3), Aug. 14 (1)(MNP).

Genus XII: Urbanus HUbner

1. Urbanus proteus (Linnaeus) LONG-TAILED SKIPPER [TL = "America" type lost]

In 1994 - Point Pelee [1]: Aug. 7 (1 ex. fresh - on Spotted Knapweed at West Beach - first record for Ontario and Canada)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM)~ Windsor Ojibway Prairie [1]: Sept. 18 (1 fresh) (GTH et al.).

Genus XV: Achalarus Scudder

1. Achalarus lyciades (Geyer) HOARY EDGE [TL - "Bahia" (error), type probably lost]

In 1994 - no reports.

Genus XVI: Thorybes Scudder

1. Thorybes bathyllus (J.E. Smith) SOUTHERN CLOUDY WING - (TL - )

In 1994 - Pinery [7](Karner Blue Sanctuary) June 18 (6), July 4 (1)(KS).

17 2. 1ho~bespy/ades(Scudde~ NORTHERN CLOUDY WING - (TL - probably Mass.)

In 1994 - Dwyer Hill Siding [42](3 mi SE of) June 11 (2), Brightside [4I](microwave tower 4 km NW of) June 22 (4), White Lake [40](2 km NW of) June 22 (6), Mount St. Patrick [40](3 km N of) June 23 (2), Kinbum [42](3 mi S of) June 28 (few), Flower Stn. [4I](railbed, 1.6 km S of) July 3 (I)(RAL); Cambridge [15] June 19 (1), Peterborough [37](Cavan Swamp) July 16 (many)(JS); Bronte P.P. [17] June 29 (5), Glen Orchy [17] July 16 (1), Waubushene [35](Nature Pres.) July 11 (1), Nepean [42] (Stoney Swamp) July 9 (1)(WIM); Kinmount [37](Reid St.) June 11 (5), 12 (4), 18 (7)(TS); Shoal Lake Road [54]: July 11 (1 ragged F)(AW); Kinmount [37] June 11 (5), 18 (I2)(RC); Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (20+ ovipositing on legumes)(MNP).

Genus XXV: Staphylus Godman

3. Staphy/us hayhurstii (W.H.Edwards) SOUTHERN SOOTY WING - (TL - vic. Sedalia, MO)

In 1994 - no reports.

Genus XXXVII: Erynnis Schrank

1. Erynnis ice/us (Scudder & Burgess) DREAMY DUSKY WING - (TL - New England)

In 1994 - Dwyer Hill Siding [42](3 mi SE of) June 11 (2), Black Donald Lake [40](3.2 km E of) June 23 (1), Hwy. # 41 [40](11 km NE of Griffith) June 23 (1)(RAL); Port Franks [7] June 19 (KS); Everard [52] June 12 (1), Lake St. Joseph [52] June 21 (I)(NGE); Matachewan [50] May 25 (1), 28 (2), June 9 (10), 188 (4)(LT); Lake Dalrymple [35] May 21 (1), Big Chute [35] June 2 (1), Sparrow Lake [35](Deep Bay) June 4 (2)(RLB); Matachewan [50](cutover) May 25 (1 imm.), June 5 (30 imm & fresh), (Hwy 65 9.6 km S of) July 1 (1 very worn); St. Williams [4] (Manester Tract) May 27 (3 fresh); Kinmount [37](Reid St.) June 11 (12 imm.), 12 (8 fresh), 18 ( 10 fresh to worn)(TS); Kinmount [37] June 11 (6)(RC).

2. E~nnis brizo (Boisduval & Leconte) SLEEPY DUSKY WING - (TL - not stated) a) b. brizo (Boisduval & Leconte)

In 1994 - Port Franks [7] May 8 (2), 23 (3)(KS); Matachewan [50] June 10 (2), 21 (1),28 (1), July 19 (1 very wom)(LT); Speyside [I7](Crozier Nature Res.) May 23 (3)(WIM); St. Williams [4](Manester Tract) May 27 (2 immaculate)(TS);

3. E~nnisjuvenalis (Fabricius) JUVENAL'S DUSKY WING a)j.juvena/is (Fabricius) - (TL - probably Georgia)

In 1994 - Brightside [4I](microwave tower, 4 km NW of) May 22 (1), Bagot Twp. [40](Long Lake Rd.) May 22 (2), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) June 11 (I)(RAL); Port Franks [7] May 23 (2) (KS); Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) June 10 (1)(RLB); Silver Creek [I7](Scottsdale Farm) June 2 (1), Bronte P.P. [17] June 29 (1)(WIM); St. Williams [4](Manester Tract) May 27 (12 fresh M & F)(TS); Pt. Pelee [1] May 20 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW); May 22 [1], May 29 [1] (BK); Kingsville [1]: May 29 (1 ex. fresh M) (AW); Rowan Mills [4](Wilson Tract) May 14 (2), Ancaster [II](Martin's Lane) May 27 (I2)(RC); Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (2)(MNP).

18 8. Erynnis horatius (Scudder & Burgess) HORACE'S DUSKY WING - (TL - New England, Texas)

In 1994 - Point Pelee N. P. [1](West Beach) Sept. 11 (1 fresh M)(TS); Point Pelee [1]: Sept. 11 (1 ex. fresh M- 7th Point Pelee record)(TS+AW).

10. Erynnis martialis (Scudder) MOTTLED DUSKY WING - (TL - New Jefferson, Dallas Co., IA)

In 1994 - Bronte P.P. [17] June 29 (4), Waterdown [17](Snake Rd.) June 28 (5)(WIM); Waterdown [17](SW of) June 14 (1 M), 15 (1 F)(RC).

13. Erynnisfuneralis (Scudder) ZARUCCO DUSKY WING - (TL - Texas)

In 1994 - no reports.

14. Erynnis lucilius (Scudder & Burgess) COLUMBINE DUSKY WING - (TL - New England)

In 1994 - Brightside [41](rnicrowave tower, 4 km NW of) May 22 (4), Black Donald Lake [40](1 km E of north end) June 23 (1), Galetta [42](2 rni W of) July 31 (1), White Lake [41](Hwy. 511, 3 km SW ot) Aug. 6 (1)(RAL); Port Franks [7] May 23 (2), July 29 (1)(KS); North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (1), 24 (1)(LT); Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) May 29 (6), June 10 (2)(RLB); St. Williams [4](Manester Tract) May 27 (2 fresh); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 11 (3 worn), 12 (1 worn); Callan­ der [46] July 28 (2 imm.)(TS); Clearwater Bay [54] July 10 (1 ex. fresh) (AW+RC+WGL); Finland [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh) (AW+WGL+RC); Kinmount [37] June 11 (2), Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (2 fresh)(RC); Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (1)(MNP).

15. Erynnis baptisiae (Forbes) WILD INDIGO DUSKY WING - (TL - Wood's Hole, Mass.)

In 1994 - Point Pelee [1]: Sept. 5-6 (1 ex. fresh - probable same individual on two dates) (MNP et al.); Sept. 10 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1]: Aug. 6 (20 fresh to worn)(AW+ PRM+CDK+JAM); Oct. 2 (7 fairly fresh to ragged) (AW); Oct. 15 (1 ex. fresh F- very late)(AW+ WGL); Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (20)(MNP) - (see note at end ofHesperiidae).

17. Erynnis persius (Scudder) PERSIUS DUSKY WING - (TL - New England)

In 1994 - no reports. Note: for Southern Ontario persius (St. Williams) - the probable foodplant is Wild Lupine (QFH).

Genus XXXVIII: Pyrgus Hubner

1. Pyrgus centaureae (Rambur) GRIZZLED SKIPPER a) c. freija (Warren) - (TL - Labrador)

In 1994 - Matachewan [50] May 25 (6)(LT); Matachewan [50](cutover) May 25 (9 imm. M & F), June 5 (1 F)(TS).

5. Pyrgus communis (Grote) CHECKERED SKIPPER - (TL - Central Alabama)

In 1994 - no reports.

19 Genus XLI: Pholisora Scudder

1. Pho/isora catullus (Fabricius) COMMON SOOTY WING - (TL - probably Georgia)

In 1994 - Peterborough [37](Twin Lakes) June 19 (I)(1S); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (1 imm. M)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 1 (1 fairly fresh M) (AW + WGL); Aug. 8-9 (1 ex. fresh M- same individual), Aug. 22-29 (1 ex. fresh to worn F- same individual), Aug. 29-Sept. 1 (1 ex fresh to fresh F­ same individual)(AW); Pelee Drive (N of Point Pelee)[l] Aug. 7 (1 worn)(AW+PRM+CDK+ JAM); Kingsville [1] May 29 (3 ex. fresh), Comber [1] June 6 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW); St. Williams [4](SE of) Aug. 1 (I2)(RC).

Subfamily Heteropterinae Aurivillius Genus XLII: Carterocephalus Lederer

1. Carterocephalus palaemon (pallas) ARCTIC SKIPPER a) p. mandan (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Lake Winnipeg)

In 1994 - St.-Eugene [44](5 km NE of) June 12 (1), Waba [40](3.5 km E of) June 21 (2), Kanata [42]«2.5 mi W of) June 28 (4)(RAL); Peterborough [37](Cavan Swamp) July 16 (I)(1S); Lyon Twp. [52] June 12 (1), July 10 (1 very late)(NGE); Matachewan [50] June 11 (1), 20 (10), July 6 (1)(LT); Washago [35](Fawcett Res.) June 10 (2)(RLB); Halton Co. Forest [I7](6th line) June 4 (1), Kelso [17] June 4 (3), Nassagaweya Twp. [I7](Elliot Tract) June 5 (20), (Blue Springs Creek valley W of 6th line) July 12 (common)(WIM); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 12 (4 imm.), 18 (5); Kirkfield [36] (IOkm N of) June 18 (12 fresh M & F)(TS); Kinmount [37] June 11 (II)(RC); Branchton [15] June 26 (10)(MNP).

Subfamily Hesperiinae Latreille

Genus LVI: Ancyloxypha C. Felder

1. Ancyloxypha numitor (Fabricius) LEAST SKIPPER - (TL - eastern U.S.)

In 1994 - Hortop C.A. [22] July 3, Sept. 3 (WIDE); Cody Creek [42](1 mi SW ofManion Corners) June 28 (2), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) Aug. 7 (I)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] June 23 (many), 28 (2), July 11 (several), 18 (3), Aug. 5 (1), 16 (6), 26 (many)(CR); Peterborough [37](Cavan Swamp) July 16 (2)(1S); Toronto [I9](Moccasin Trail) June 11 (3), (Rouge Valley) June 14 (5), (Cherry Beach) July 1 (CJS); Milton [17](1st line W ofHalton landfill) June 11 (1), Actinolite [24](Flinton Rd. 8 km N Hwy. 7) July 10 (3)(WIM); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (1 worn), 27 (5 fresh), Sept. 11 (2 worn)(TS); Pt. Pelee [1] June 11 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+PDP+DFR+AHR); June 16 (1 ex. fresh), June 18 (13 ex. fresh), July 1 (16 worn), July 4 (1 ex. fresh + 1 worn), July 23 (6 fresh -start of second brood?)(AW); July 26 (8 fresh)(AW+LLM); Aug. 7 (21 fairly fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 9 (20 fairly fresh), Aug. 15 (8 fresh), Aug. 23 (12 worn), Aug. 29 (5 ex. fresh - start ofthird brood?), Aug. 31 (8 fresh), Sept. 10 (4 worn) (AW); Sept. 11 (5 worn)(AW + TS); Sept. 14 (2 ex. fresh), Sept. 17 (1 fresh)(AW); Hillman Marsh [1] June 9 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); July 30 (6 not fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Sept. 26 (1 fresh), Sturgeon Creek [1] July 28 (6 fresh), Marentette Beach [1] Sept. 25 (1 fresh) (AW); Windsor Sprin­ garden Prairie [1]: Aug. 6 (12 fairly fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Rockton [11] June 26 (1), St. Williams [4](SE of) Aug. 1 (15)(RC); Peterborough [37] June 19 (TEAC); Branchton [15] June 26 (2), July 16 (1), Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (2), Aug. 13 (1), Sept. 4 (1), Leslie Spit [19] Aug. 27 (4)(MNP).

20 Genus LVII: Oarisma Scudder

2. Oarisma garita (Reakirt)

GARITA SKIPPER - (TL - Rocky Mts., CO)

In 1994 - Birch Island. [45] (Moorey alvar) July 2 (44 imm. & fresh; active at 9:30 am, temp. 10° C)(TS).

Garita Skipper (Oarisma garita) Birch Island - July 2,1994 (T. Saba).

Genus LX: Thymelicus Hubner

1. Thymelicus lineola (Ochsenheimer) EUROPEAN SKIPPER - (TL - Germany)

In 1994 - Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) July 12 (a few)(QFH); variable numbers in [40,41,42 & 44] first seen June 21, last seen July 15 (RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] June 23 (2), July 21 (3), Hilton Falls [17] July 3 (many)(CR); Peterborough [37](Cavan Swamp) July 16 (9)(1S); Hwy. 522 [46](10 Ian E ofHwy. 69) July 17 (AMH); Sale River Valley [52] Aug. 21 (1 - late)(NGE); Toronto [19](Moccasin Trail) June 11 (5), (Taylor Creek) July 3 (30+), (Earl Bales) July 9 (30+), (Humber Bay) July 23 (10)(CJS); Castle­ ton [22] common in June & July (RCC); Matachewan [50] June 28 (2), July 6 (30), 19 (50), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 24 (20), Berlinghoff Rd. [53] Aug. 6 (30 - some fresh)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) July 4 (Ion Veronica), 6 (1 basking)(WE); Vespra/Minesing [35](Con. 11) June 22 (5), Kimberley ·[33] July 9 (300), Burks Falls [46] July 13 (50), Holland Landing [19] Aug. 7 (4) (RLB); Tiverton [13](5 Ian NW of) June 15 (1), seen in [17] in many areas June/July, Crofton [23](R.R. 14) July 8 (1), Actinolite [24](Flinton Rd. 7.2 Ian N Hwy. 7) July 10 (1), Mono Cliffs P.P. [34] June 26 (1), Marlborough Forest [42] July 10 (several), Nepean [42](Stoney Swamp) July 9 (2)(WIM); Mata­ chewan [50](Hwy 65 9.6 Ian S of) July 1 (25 fresh), 23 (10 worn), Aug. 6 (4 worn); Birch Island [45] (Moorey alvar) July 2 (12 fresh); Espanola [49](Spanish River) July 2 (150 fresh); Branchton [15] July 3 (35 fresh to worn); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (20 fresh to worn); Beverly Swamp c.A. [11] July 3 (80); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (2); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 (30 worn), 13 (16); Mayfield [18](G. C.) July 21 (1 worn); Nellie Lake [53](Berlinghoff Rd) July 24 (12 worn), 29 (25 worn), Aug. 6 (8 worn); Callander [46] July 28 (8 worn); Eby Pothole Rd [50](4 Ian SE ofHwy 66) Aug. 6 (2 worn)(TS);.Point Pelee [1] June 8 (1 ex. fresh M- record early date for Point Pelee), June 14 (15 ex. fresh), June 15 (40 ex. fresh), June 30 (90 ex. fresh to worn)(AW); Hwy. 17 at Manitoba border [54] July 10 (60 fresh to worn), Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (200 fresh to worn), Ingolf[54] July 11 (5 fresh), Finland [51] July 12 (400 fresh to worn)(AW+RC+WGL); Kinmount [36](SW of) June 19 (1), Beverley Swamp [11] June 26 (1000's)(RC); Branchton [15] June 26 (100's), July 16 (4), Bronte Creek [17] July 10 (20)(MNP).

21 Genus LXI: Hylephila Billberg

1. Hylephi/a phyleus (Drury) FIERY SKIPPER - (TL - Antigua)

In 1994 - Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 18 (2 M, 3 F all fresh)(TS)~ Point Pelee [1] June 1 (1 not fresh M- record early date for Point Pelee and Ontario)(WGL)~ Aug. 7 (1 fairly fresh M)(AW+PRM+ CDK)~ Sept. 1 (1 ex. fresh M), Sept. 17 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW)~ Sept. 18 (2 ex. fresh M + 2 fresh F)(AW +TS)~ Sept. 24 (5 ex. fresh), 30 (2 ex. fresh), Oct. 2 (3 ex. fresh), Oct. 6 (4 ex. fresh M)(AW)~ Oct. 8 (3 fresh M)(AW+STP)~ Oct. 12 (1 not fresh M)(AW); Oct. 23 (2 ex. fresh M + F - record late date for Point Pelee)(AW+STP); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Oct. 2 (6 ex. fresh)(AW)~ Oct. 15 (3 fresh M)(AW+WGL); SE Leamington [1] Oct. 22 (5 ex. fresh to worn M) (AW); Oct. 29 (1 not fresh F­ record late date for Ontario)(AW).

Genus LXV: Hesperia Fabricius

3. Hesperia comma (Linnaeus) LAURENTIAN SKIPPER a) c. manitoba (Scudder) - (TL - Colorado~ Canada) b) c. laurentina (Lyman) - (TL - Lower St. Lawrence River, Canada) c) c. borealis Lindsey - (TL - Nain, Labrador)

In 1994 - Hwy. 522 [46](10 km E ofHwy. 69) July 17 (AMH); Kakabeka Falls [52] Aug. 13 (10), O'Connor [52] Aug. 20 (1)(NGE); Matachewan [50] July 27 (1), Aug. 21 (30), Berlinghoff Rd. [53] Aug. 6 (30)(LT); Nellie Lake [53] (BerlinghoffRd) July 24 (1 imm.), 29 (30 imm. & fresh), Aug. 6 (25 imm. to worn); Matachewan [50](cutover) Aug. 6 (30 fresh); Eby Pothole Rd [50](4 km SE ofHwy 66) Aug. 6 (3 imm.)(TS).

6. Hesperia leonardus Harris LEONARDUS SKIPPER - (TL - Massachusetts)

In 1994 - Northumberland Forest [22] Sept. 4 (2 M, 1 F)(WJDE)~ Pinery Provo Park [7] Aug. 19 (10+), 21 (10+), Sept. 18 (several)(JS via QFH)~ Ajax [21] Aug. 21, 25, Sept. 11 (BH)~ Huntsville [38] Aug. 14 (1)(LT)~ Pinery P.P. [1] Sept. 2 (1 M and 5 F ovipositing on dead grass & flowers)(MNP).

16. Hesperia sassacus Harris INDIAN SKIPPER a) s. sassacus (Harris) - (TL - Massachusetts) b) S. manitoba (Fletcher) - (TL - Nipigon and Sudbury)

In 1994 - Griffith [40](Hwy. 41, 11 km NE of) June 23 (1)(RAL)~ Mine Centre [51](Hwy. 11,5 km Wof) June 8 (1)(NGE); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 11 (3 fresh), 12 (5 imm.), 18 (3); Halton Reg. Forest [17](Turner Tract) June 15 (2 fresh)(TS)~ Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (5 fresh to worn (RC+ WGL); Pic River mouth [52] July 16 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Kinmount [37] June 11 (5)(RC).

Genus LXVI: Polites Scudder

1. Polites peckius (W. Kirby) PECK'S SKIPPER - (TL - North America)

In 1994 - Rattray Marsh [18] and Crediton Pkwy. [18] June 4 - 28 (peak on 23) and Aug. 10 ­ Sept. 13 (peak Aug. 24)(CR)~ Hwy. 522 [46](10 km E ofHwy. 69) July 17 (AMH);Everard [52] July 10 (4)(NGE)~ Toronto [19](James Gdns.) Aug. 21 (CJS)~ Toronto [19](garden) Aug. 10 (1 v fresh nectaring on Buddleia)(WE); Esquesirig Twp. [17](Silver Creek @ 8th line) June 2991), Acton [17](Lot. 27, Con.

22 7) July 14 (2), Orangeville [34](Reservoir) July 22 (1)(WIM)~ Espanola [49] (Spanish River) July 2 (2 fresh); Branchton [15] July 3 (1 imm.)~ Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (1 imm.)(TS);.Point Pelee [1] Aug. 23 (1 not fresh M + 1 ex. fresh M + 1 ex. fresh F)~ Sept. 1 (1 ex. fresh) - all at Camp Henry~ first Pt. Pelee records since 1988 (AW); Pelee Drive (N ofPoint Pelee)[I] Aug. 7 (1 ex. fresh), Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (15 fresh (AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Oct. 2 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW); SE Leamington [1] Oct. 22 (1 ragged M- very late)(AW); Caliper Lake [51] July 12 (1 fairly fresh F)(WGL); Rainy River [51] July 14 (1 ex. fresh)(WGL); Mine Centre (18.6 kIn W) [51] July 15 (3 fresh)(WGL+RC+AW); St. Williams [4] Aug. 2 (2), Dundas [11] Sept. 1 (5)(RC); Crieff Bog [16](along RR) July 3 (10), July 9 (10), Brantford [10] (Hardy Rd.) July 9 (1), Branchton [15] July 16 (1), SpringardenlOjibway [1] July 30, Aug. 13 (1), Sept. 4 (1 worn, 1 fairly fresh), Toronto [19] Aug. 27 (2)(MNP).

6. Polites themistocles (Latreille) TAWNY EDGED SKIPPER - TL - "Amerique meridionale")

In 1994 - Cobourg [22] Aug. 16, Sept. 9 (WJDE)~ Dwyer Hill Siding [42](3 mi SE of) June 11 (1), Tatlock [41](1 kIn SW of) June 22 (1), Foresters Falls [40](4.5 kIn NNE of) July 1 (1)(RAL)~ Cambridge [15] June 19 (5)(JS); Hwy. 522 [46](10 kIn E of Hwy. 69) July 17 (AMH); Ouimet [52] June 18 (1), Savant Lake [52] June 19 (1), Everard [52] July 10 (3)(NGE); Matachewan [50] June 21 (3)(LT); Bronte P.P. [17] June 29 (1), Esquesing Twp. [17](Plaikner Tract) July 2 (1), Acton [17](Black Creek Rd.) July 31 (1)(WIM); Kinmount [37 (Reid St.) June 11 (1 fresh M), 18 (5); Halton Reg. Forest [17](Turner Tract) June 15 (1 fresh F); Kirkfield [36] (10 kIn N of) June 18 (15); Matachewan [50](Hwy 65 9.6 km S of) July 1 (1 very worn F); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (1); Beverly Swamp C. A. [11] July 3 (2 M)(TS)~ Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (30 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (12 fresh to worn)(AW+RC+WGL)~Ingolf[54] July 11 (1 not fresh M)(AW); Finland [51] July 12 (3 worn), Rainy River mouth [51] July 14 (2 not fresh)(AW+WGL+RC)~ Shannonville [24] June 5 (30) (RC)~ Peterborough [37] June 19 (TEAC); Branchton [15] June 26 (5), July 16 (3 worn), Springardenl Ojibway [1] July 30 (3), Sept. 4 (3); Point Pelee [1] July 31 (1)(MNP).

7. Polites origenes (Fabricius) CROSSLINE SKIPPER a) o. origenes (Fabricius) - (TL - probably New York)

In 1994 - Bums C.A. [17] July 13 (1), Trafalgar Twp. [17](Glen Orchy) July 16 (1), Palermo [17] (Henderson Rd. W ofHwy. 25) July 23 (1)(WIM)~ Branchton [15] July 3 (1 fresh), 22 (1 worn)~ Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 (1 very worn)(TS); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Oct. 2 (1 ex. fresh M­ probably third brood, record late date for Ontario)(AW); Crieff Bog [16](along RR) July 3 (1), 9 (2), Branchton [15] July 16 (2), SpringardenlOjibway [1] July 30 (MNP).

8. Polites mystic (W.H. Edwards) LONG DASH a) m. mystic (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - White Mts., New Hampshire)

In 1994 - White Lake [41](1 km E ofBane Bay) June 21 (few), Tatlock [41](2 km E of) June 22 (3), Kanata [42](2.5 mi W of) June 28 (few), Flower Station [41](railbed, 1.6 km S of) July 3 (1)(RAL)~ Matachewan [50] July 10 (2)(LT)~ Silver Creek [17](Scottsdale Farm) June 23 (1), Esquesing Twp. [17](plaikner Tract) July 2 (1), emorestville [23](C.A. Dam) July 8 (1), Ottawa [42](Burnt Lands) July 9 (1)(WIM)~ Halton Reg. Forest [17] (Turner Tract) June 15 (1 fresh); LaSalette [4](Con. 7, Lot 23) June 17 (1 hnm.); Kirkfield [36](10 km N of) June 18 (3 imm.); Matachewan [50](Hwy 659.6 km S of) July 1 (3 fresh); Branchton [15] July 3 (6 fresh to worn), 22 (1 very worn); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (3 worn); Beverly Swamp C. A. [11] July 3 (1 fresh, 1 worn); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 ( 1 very worn) (TS);.Finland [51] July 12 (2 ex. fresh + 1 worn)(AW+RC+WGL); Rainy River [51] July 12 (1 not fresh

23 F), July 14 (2 ex. fresh)(AW); Fort Frances [51] July 15 (2 ex. fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); Mine Centre (4.5 Ian E of) [51] July 15 (2 fresh)(WGL); Kinmount [37] June 188 (4)(RC); Peterborough [37] June 19 (TEAC); Branchton [15] June 26 (20), July 16 (2 worn), CrieffBob [I6](along RR) July 3 (20), 9 (20), Don East Parkland [19] July 24 (1 worn F)(MNP).

Genus LXVII: Wallengrenia Berg

2. Wallengrenia egeremet (Scudder) NORTHERN BROKEN DASH - (TL - Massachusetts)

In 1994 - Port Franks [7] July 13 (I)(QFH); Scarborough [19] Aug. 15 (1 worn M)(BH); Port Franks [7] July 29 (I)(KS); Crofton [23](2 Ian E of) July 8 (1), Trafalgar Twp. [I7](Glen Orchy) July 16 (1), Acton [I7](Black Creek Rd.) July 31 (I)(WIM); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (12 fresh); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 (6 fresh), 13 (4); Point Pelee N.P. [1] July 26 (3 fresh), 27 (3 fresh); South Walsing­ ham Woods [4] July 27 (8 fresh)(TS); Point Pelee [1] July 2 (2 ex. fresh M + F)(AW); July 4 (1 fresh M), July 6 (2 ex. fresh)(AW); July 27 (3 worn)(AW+TS); July 30 (3 not fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD+ BNC); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (1 worn F)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Rockton [11] June 26 (1 F), St. Williams [4] Aug. 1 (10)(RC); Crieff Bog [16](along RR) July 3 (1), 9 (1), Bronte Creek [17] July 10 (4),23 (1 F), Branchton [15] July 16 (8 M, 1 F), Don East Parkland [19] July 24 (I), Sprin­ garden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (4), Aug. 13 (1)(MNP).

Genus LXVIII: Pompeius Evans

1. Pompeius verna (W.H. Edwards) LITTLE GLASSY WING - (TL - Illinois)

In 1994 - Peterborough [37](Cavan Swamp) July 16 (4), Buckshot Lake [25] Aug. 18 (2)(JS); Toronto area [19] July 10 (2), 25 (2), 27 (2), Aug. 7 (BH); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (2 worn)(TS); Branchton [15] June 26 (I), July 16 (4), Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (1), 10 (I)Brantford [10] (Hardy Rd.) July 16 (1), Pinery P.P. [1] Sept. 2 (1 worn)(MNP).

Genus LXIX: Atalopedes Scudder

1. Atalopedes campestris (Boisduval) THE SACHEM b) c. huron (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Illinois, Georgia, Texas, Washington DC)

In 1994 - no reports.

Genus LXX: Atrytone Scudder

2. Atrytone logan (W.H. Edwards) DELAWARE SKIPPER a) I. logan (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Lansing, Michigan)

In 1994 - Kettle Point [7](Indian Reserve) July 12 (12 at Milkweed tlowers)(QFH); Branchton [15] July 22 (I)(TS); Brantford [IO](Gordon Glaves Pathway) July 9 (10), Branchton [15] July 16 (4)(MNP).

Genus LXXIII: Poanes Scudder

1. Poanes massasoit (Scudder) MULBERRY WING a) m. massasoit (Scudder) - (TL - Carver, Massachusetts)

In 1994 - Cambridge [15] June 19 (5)(JS); Port Franks [7](Northern Fen) July 11 (I)(KS); Actino-

24 lite [24](Flinton Rd. 8 km N Hwy. 7) July 10 (1 - 2nd county record)(WIM); Branchton [15] July 22 (7 fresh)(TS); Branchton [15] July 16 (8), Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 10 (3)(MNP).

2. Poanes hobomok (Harris) - (TL - Massachusetts) HOBOMOK SKIPPER = F. form pocahontas (Scudder) - (TL - Massachusetts and Connecticut)

In 1994 - Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE ot) June 11 (1), St.-Eugene [44](6 km NNE ot) June 12 (1), White Lake [40](2 km NW ot) June 22 (1), Griffith [40](Hwy. 41, 11 km NE ot) June 23 (1), Kanata [42](2.5 mi W ot) June 28 (2)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] June 7 (2), 14 (4), 23 (1), Hilton Falls [17] July 3 (2), 12 (1 - very worn)(CR); Pinery [7](Karner Blue Sanct.) June 18 (4), July 4 (8)(KS); Ouimet [52] June 18 (2)(NGE); Toronto [19] 10+ at several areas in June (some mating), (Taylor Creek) July 3 (10+) (CJS); Matachewan [50] June 15 (1),20 (15), July 1 (5 - 1 pocahontas)(LT); Silver Lake [38] June 15 (6 + 2 pocahontas), VespralMinesing [35](Con. 11) June 22 (2), Kimberley [33] July 9 (3)(RLB); Halton Co. [17] from 1 to 8 seen at various locations in June/July, Mono Cliffs P.P. [34] June 26 (1), Midland [35](Wye Marsh Nature Ctr.) July 11 (1)(WIM); Kinmount [37](Reid St.) June 11 (6 fresh including 2 ''pochahontas"), 12 (2), 18 (6); Halton Reg. Forest [17](Turner Tract) June 15 (10 fresh); Matachewan [50](Hwy 65 9.6 km S ot) July 1 (4 worn including 1 ''pochahontas"); Branchton [15] July 3 (7 worn); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (3 worn); Beverly Swamp C. A. [11] July 3 (2 worn); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (3 worn); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 (1 very worn), 13 (1 extremely worn)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 1 (3 ex. fresh M + 1 ex. fresh F- record high count for Point Pelee ofthis declining species), June 2 (2 fresh M)(AW + WGL); June 11 (1 fairly fresh), June 14 (1 fairly fresh F). June 16 (1 fairly fresh)(AW); Ancaster [11](Martin's Lane) May 27 (1)(RC); Presqu'ile P.P. [22](Jobe's Wood) June 8 (1), June 13 (2), Branchton [15] June 26 (5 worn), Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (20), CrieffBog [16] (along RR) July 3 (6),9 (5)(MNp).

3. Poanes zabulon (Boisduval) ZABULON SKIPPER - (TL - Georgia)

In 1994 - no reports.

7. Poanes viator (W.H. Edwards) BROAD WINGED SKIPPER a) v. viator (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - northern lllinois & New Orleans, LA)

In 1994 - Hortop C.A. [22] July 27 & 29 (more abundant than usual)(WJDE); Cambridge [15] June 19 (15)(JS); Scarborough [19] July 20 through Aug. 7 (BH & JJ); Actinolite [24](Flinton Rd. 8 km N of 7) July 10 (3)(WIM); Branchton [15] July 22 (15 fresh)(TS); St. Williams [4](SE ot) Aug. 1 (1)(RC); Branchton [15] July 16 (15)(MNp).

Genus LXXVII: Euphyes Scudder

3. Euphyes dion (W.H. Edwards) DION SKIPPER - (TL - Nebraska, Indiana, S. Shore Lake Michigan, Hamilton, Ont.)

In 1994 - Branchton [15] July 22 (2 fresh)(TS); Point Pelee [1] July 6 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW); Branchton [15] July 16 (2)(MNP).

5. Euphyes dukesi (Lindsey) DUKE'S SKIPPER - (TL - Mobile Co., AL)

In 1994 - Point Pelee [1] July 31 (1 worn F)(RZD+BNC+AW+KAM); Springarden Prairie [1] July 30 (2)(MNP).

25 6. Euphyes conspicua (W.H. Edwards) THE BLACK DASH a) c. conspicua (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Lansing, Michigan)

In 1994 - Branchton [15] July 22 (4 worn)(TS); Branchton [15] July 16 (3 M), Springarden/ Ojibway [1] July 30 (5)(MNP).

9. Euphyes bimacula (Grote & Robinson) TWO SPOTTED SKIPPER - (TL - Philadelphia, PA)

In 1994 - Port Franks [7] July 12 (1)(QFH); Branchton [15] June 26 (MNP).

10. Euphyes vestris (Boisduval) DUN SKIPPER a) v. vestris (Boisduval) - (TL - California) b) v. metacomet (Harris) - (TL - Massachusetts)

In 1994 - Port Franks [7] July 24 (12)(QFH); Barryvale [40](railbed, 1.7 km S of) Aug. 6 (1) RAL); Cambridge [15] June 19 (many)(JS); Hwy. 522 [46](10 km E of Hwy. 69) July 17 (AMH); Everard [52] July 10 (1)(NGE); Matachewan [50] June 28 (1), 30 (2), July 10 (5)(LT); Kimberley [33] July 9 (6), Huntsville [38](Grandview) July 25 (2), Holland Landing [19] Aug. 7 (2)(RLB); Trafalgar Twp. [17](Glen Orchy) July 16 (4), Acton [17] July 30 (1), Actinolite [24](Flinton Rd. 8 Km N Hwy. 7) July 10 (1), Ottawa [42](Burnt Lands) July 9 (1)(WIM); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 65 9.6 km S of) July 1 (1 M)~ Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (10 fresh); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 (10), 13 (6), 22 (2); Branchton [15] July 22 (6); Nellie Lake [53] (BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (1 imm.), 29 (1 imm.); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (3 fresh), 27 (3 fresh)~ South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (5 fresh)(TS)~ .Point Pelee [1] July 4 (1 ex. fresh M), July 6 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW)~ July 27 (4 fairly fresh)(AW+TS); July 30 (3 not fresh) (AW+KAM+RZD+BNC)~ Aug. 7 (1 worn F), Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (1 worn M)(AW +PRM+CDK+JAM); Kejick [54] July 11 (1 fresh M)(WGL+AW); Caliper Lake [51] July 12 (1 fresh M)(RC+WGL); Finland [51] July 12 (12 fresh)(AW+RC+WGL)~ Budreau's Point [51] July 13 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW+WGL); Rainy River [51] July 14 (1 ex. fresh)(RC); Barwick [51] July 15 (2 fresh) (WGL); Mine Centre [51](4.5 km E of) July 15 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+RC+ WGL); St. Williams [4] Aug. 1 (150), Ancaster [11](Martin's Lane) Aug. 2 (1)(RC); Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (2), 10 (2), 23 (1 worn F), CrieffBog [16](along RR) July 3 (5), 9 (5), Branchton [15] July 16 (6), Don East Parkland [19] July 24, Pinery P.P. [1] Sept. 2 (1 worn)(MNP).

Genus LXXIX: Atrytonopsis Godman

1. Atrytonopsis hianna (Scudder) DUSTED SKIPPER a) h. hianna (Scudder) - (TL - Quincy & Dorchester, Massachusetts)

In 1994 - Port Franks [7] June 4 (4)(KS).

Genus LXXX: Amblyscirtes Scudder

8. Amblyscirtes hegon (Scudder) PEPPER AND SALT SKIPPER - (TL - White Mts., NH)

In 1994 - Kinmount [37](Reid St.) June 11 (1 imm. M)(TS); Kinmount [37] June 11 (2), [36] June 11 (1)(RC).

26 18. Amblyscirtes vialis (W.H. Edwards) ROADSIDE SKIPPER - (TL - Rock Island, IL; L. Winnipeg)

In 1994 - Matachewan [50] June 5 (2), 18 (3), 28 (1)(LT); Matachewan [50](cutover) June 5 (3 hnm.); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 11 (18 fresh to worn), 12 (10 worn), 18 (3 worn)(TS); Kinmount [37] June 11 (38)(RC).

Genus LXXXIII: Calpodes Hubner

1. Calpodes ethlius (Stoll) BRAZILIAN SKIPPER or CANNA SKIPPER - (TL - "Surinam")

In 1994 - no reports.

Genus LXXXIV: Panoquina Hemming

4. Panoquina ocola (W.H. Edwards) OCOLA SKIPPER - (TL - "Georgia; Florida; Texas")

In 1994 - no reports.

NOTE: The following addition should be made to the data on page 19,

15. Erynnis baptisiae (Forbes) WILD INDIGO DUSKYWING

1991 - Beverly Swamp [11](Beverly Hills Trailer Park) July 6 (1 fresh O')(AW - first record for the Hamilton area - identification confirmed by J.D. Lafontaine)

Superfamily PAPILIONOIDEA Latreille Family PAPILIONIDAE Latreille

Subfamily Papilioninae Latreille

Genus XCII: Battus Scopoli

1. Battus philenor (Linnaeus) PIPE VINE SWALLOWTAIL a) p. philenor (Linnaeus) - (TL - America)

In 1994 - Point Pelee N. P. [1](West Beach) July 26 (1 imm. M)(TS).

Genus XCIII: Eurytides Hubner

1. Eurytides marcellus (Cramer) ZEBRA SWALLOWTAIL - (TL - not stated)

In 1994 - Belle Point [1](W of Leamington) July 4 (1 - flying over L. Erie - observed from a Jet Ski)(GRT).

27 Genus XCIV: Papilio Linnaeus

1. Papilio polyxenes Fabricius BLACK SWALLOWTAIL a) p. asterias Stoll - (TL - New York, Carolina, Virginia)

In 1994 - No adults seen this year; one larva on Daucus carota at edge ofparking lot in downtown Cobourg [22] Aug. 26 (WIDE); North York [19](Avenue Rd.) June 19 (1 F), Mildmay [32](7 km S of) July 26 (1), Wingham [13](10 km E of) July 26 (2), Hwy. 402 @ Co. Rd. 26 [7] Aug. 9 (1 F), Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) Aug. 25 (1 F- tattered)(QFH); Rattray Marsh [18] Aug. 3 (2)(CR); Scarborough [19] Sept. 18 (BH); Port Franks [7] June 18 (2), July 4 (2)(KS); Toronto area [19] seen in small numbers at various locations from May 23 - Aug. 17 (CJS); Castleton [22] few seen in 1993/94, one sighting in August (CCH); Orillia [35](Georgian College) May 8 (1), Carden Twp. [33](Alvar) June 10 (1), Pelee Is. [1](Alvar) Aug. 16 (2), 19 (2)(RLB); Nassagaweya Twp. [17](2nd line at Steeles) June 11 (1)(WIM); Brampton [18](Heart Lake C. A.) May 4 (1 M), Aug. 16 (2 larva on parsley), Sept. 13 (1 F); Missi­ ssauga [18](Derrydale G. C.) June 19 (3 fresh); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 (2 fresh M), 13 (1 fresh M); St. Williams [4] July 17 (1); Mayfield [18](GolfCourse) July 21 (1 M, 1 F both fresh); Branchton [15] July 22 (1 F ovipositing on Queen Anne's Lace); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (5 worn), Aug. 28 (1); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (1 worn M); Leamington [1](Cannery lagoons) Sept 11 (1 F)(TS); Point Pelee [1] July 22 (1 ex. fresh F), July 23 (1 ex. fresh F)(AW); July 26 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW+LLM); July 27 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW+TS); July 30 (1 fresh M + 1 ragged F)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (2 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 15 (1 fresh F), Aug. 18 (1 fresh F), Aug. 22 (4 ex. fresh), Aug. 29 (1 fresh F), Sept. 2 (1 ex. fresh F); Sturgeon Creek [1] July 20 (1 ex. fresh M), July 21 (3 ex. fresh) (AW); Sept. 11 (1 ex. fresh F)(TS+AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (10 fresh to worn) (AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); St. Williams [4](SE of) Aug. 1 (1 - scarce in '94)(RC); North York [19] June 5 (1 worn), July 16 (1). Aug. 18 (1 last instar larva on dill)(NL); Oakville [17] June 5, Brantford [10] (Hardy Rd.) July 9 (2), 16, Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (10), Aug. 13 (1), Pelee N.P. [1] July 31 (2), Aug. 12 (1 larva on Cicuta bulbifera), Leslie Spit [19] Aug. 27 (1)(MNP) .

8. Papilio machaon Linnaeus OLD WORLD SWALLOWTAIL b) m. hudsonianus A.ll. Clark - (TL - Kettle Rapids, Manitoba)

In 1994 - Geraldton [52](40 km N of) June 21 (1 F), 22 (1 M)(TTI).

Genus XCV: Heraclides Hubner

2. Heraclides cresphontes (Cramer) GIANT SWALLOWTAIL (TL - New York, South Carolina, Jamaica)

In 1994 - Pelee Is. [1](Alvar) Aug. 16 (2), 19 (3)(RLB); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (30 fresh to worn), 27 (25 fresh to worn), Aug. 28 (3 worn)(TS); Point Pelee [1] May 22 [1](PRM + CDK); June 14 (3 fresh), June 15 (7 fresh to worn), June 16 (15 fresh), July 22 (6 ex. fresh - start of second brood) (AW); July 26 (25 fresh)(AW+LLM); July 27 (25 fresh)(AW+TS); July 30 (32 fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD +BNC); Aug. 7 (12 fresh to worn)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 15 (15 fresh to worn), Aug. 22 (10 worn), Aug. 29 (5 ragged)(AW); Sept. 3 (1 ragged) (KK et al.); Sept. 6 (1 worn - end ofsecond brood) (AW+WGL); Sept. 10 (1 ex. fresh - start of partial third brood), Sept. 21 (1 fresh - end ofthird brood) (AW); Harrow [1] May 29 (l not fresh)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (1 ex. fresh) (AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Pelee N.P. [1] July 31 (20), Aug. 12 (10), 14 (6)(MNP).

28 Genus XCVI: Pterourus Scopoli

1. Pterourus glaucus (Linnaeus) TIGER SWALLOWTAIL a) g. glaucus (Linnaeus) - (TL - 'Amer. Sept.') g) g. canadensis (Rothschild & Jordan) - (TL - Newfoundland)

In 1994 - a) g. glaucus - Ipperwash [7] June 5 (1), Port Franks [7] July 12 (3 @ Milkweed flowers) (QFH); Pinery Provo Park [7] June 2 (I)(GV via QFH); Rattray Marsh [18] July 4 (1), 12 (4), 21 (2), Hwy. 10 @ QEW [18] Aug. 22 (I)(CR); Pelee Is. [I](Alvar) Aug. 16 (3)(RLB); Nassagaweya Twp. [I7](Blue Springs Creek) July 12 (1)(WIM); LaSalette [4] June 17 (1); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (1); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 ( 1 fresh, 1 worn), 13 (1 fresh, 2 worn), 22 (1 F); St. Williams [4] July 17 (3); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (5 fresh including 2 "nigra" F), 27 (5 fresh including 1 "nigra" F), Aug. 28 (1 F ovipositing on prickly ash); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (2)(TS); Point Pelee [1] May 21 [1] (DJM); June 1 (1 fresh 'black' F + 1 fresh 'yellow' F), June 5 (1 fresh 'black' F), June 8 (1 fresh 'yellow' F), June 14 (3 fresh 'black' F + 2 fresh 'yellow' F + 4 fresh M), June 16 (4 fresh 'black' F + 15 fresh), July 2 (1 fresh 'black' F), July 4 (2 fairly fresh), July 22 (4 ex. fresh - start of second brood)(AW); July 26 (6 ex. fresh M + 1 'yellow' F)(AW+LLM); July 27 (1 ex. fresh 'black' F)(AW+TS); July 30 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+ KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (8 fresh to worn + 1 fresh 'black' F)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 10 (1 ex. fresh M), Aug. 15 (2 fresh 'yellow' F), Aug. 18 (1 ragged 'yellow' F)(AW); Aug. 20 (1 ragged 'yellow' F- ovipositing on unidentified ash, Fraxinus sp.), Aug. 26-27 (1 fresh 'yellow' F)(AW et a/.); Aug. 29 (1 ex. fresh 'black' F), Aug. 31 (1 ragged)(AW); Pelee Is. [1] July 8 (3 fairly fresh) (AW+RC+WGL); Stur­ geon Creek [1] July 20 (1 ex. fresh M- start ofsecond brood )(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (5 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Ancaster [II](Martin's Lane) June 3 (1), July 29 (1), St. Williams [4](SE of) Aug. 1 (2 black F)(RC); North York [19] June 23 (1 fresh), July 24 (1 worn, nectaring at purple coneflower, Niagara Falls [6] June 26 (1 fresh)(NL).

Gynandromorph - left side Male, right side Female (N. Tremblay).

29 b) g. canadensis - Alfred Bog [44] June 5 (4), Dwyer Hill Siding [42](3 mi SE ot) June 11 (few), Tatlock [41](1 km SW ot) June 22 (1), Griffith [40](Hwy. 41, 11 Ian NE ot) June 23 (2), Lavant Station [41](railbed, 4 Ian Not) July 3 (1)(RAL); Port Franks [7] June 18 (KS); Thunder Bay Dist. [52] June 12 - July 10 (common)(NGE); Matachewan [50] June 2 (1), 4 (10), 18 (75) to July 10 (10 worn)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) July 13 to Aug. 6 (single specimens nectaring on various flowers)(WE); Bala [38] (Big Eddy Rd.) May 31 (2), Sparrow Lake [35](Deep Bay) June 4 (15), Burks Falls [46] June 22 (5) (RLB); Penetanguishene [35] June 12 (1)(WIM); Alfred Bog [43] June 4 (2 imm.); Matachewan [50] (cutover) June 5 (4 fresh), July 1 (2); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 11 (7), 12 (4), 18 (10); Birch Island [45] July 2 (2)(TS); Dorion [52] July 9 (1 fairly fresh F)(AW+RC+WGL); Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (1 fairly fresh M)(AW); Kinmount [37] June 11 (13)(RC).

6. Pterourus troi/us (Linnaeus) SPICEBUSH SWALLOWTAIL a) t. troi/us (Linnaeus) - (TL - "Indiis")

In 1994 - Pinery Provo Park [7] June 4 (1)(1S via QFH); Pinery [7](Karner Blue Sanct.) July 4 (KS); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (1 imm. M), 27 (1 imm. M); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (8 worn M & F, with 1 F ovipositing on sassafras and tulip tree)(TS); Point Pelee [1]: May 17 [1](CV); June 1 (5 fresh)(AW + WGL); June 14 (1 ex. fresh F), June 15 (1 ex. fresh), June 16 (8 fresh), July 2 (1 fresh F), July 23 (1 fresh F- start of second brood?)(AW); July 27 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+TS); July 30 (1 fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (6 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 15 (12 worn), Aug. 17 (1 ex. fresh), Aug. 22 (2 ex. fresh - pair), Aug. 29 (1 worn), Sept. 1 (1 ex. fresh M), Sept. 2 (1 ex. fresh), . Sept. 17 (1 ex. fresh M), Sept. 21 (1 ex. fresh), Sept. 25 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Sept. 30 (1 ex. fresh)(KS+ LS); Hillman Marsh [1] Sept. 26 (1 fresh)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (15 ex. fresh) (AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Ancaster [11](Martin's Lane - only Hamilton area site) July 29 (1), St. Williams [4](SE ot) Aug. 1 (3)(RC); Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (5), Aug. 13 (1), Sept. 4 (1 F - 2 M), Pelee N.P. [1] July 31 (4), Aug. 12 (1 M), 14 (1 F ovipositing), Sept. 5 (2)(MNp).

Family PIERIDAE Duponchel Tribe Pierini Duponchel

Genus CI: Pontia Fabricius

3. Pontia protodice (Boisduval & Leconte) CHECKERED WHITE - (TL - probably Georgia)

In 1994 - Sturgeon Creek [1] Aug. 28 (1 not fresh F)(AW).

4. Pontia occidentalis (Reakirt) WESTERN CHECKERED WHITE - (TL - Clear Creek Co., CO)

In 1994 - no reports.

Genus CII: Pieris Schrank

1. Pieris napi (Linnaeus) MUSTARD WHITE d) n. oleracea (Harris) - (TL - northern & western Massachusetts)

In 1994 - Elmwood [33](3 Ian E ot) July 26 (5 - 1 )(QFH); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 Ian SE ot) May 14 (1), Bagot Twp. [40](Long Lake Rd.) May 22 (1), Alfred Bog [44] June 5 (1), Drummond Ctr. [41](1.5

30 km SW of) Aug. 8 (4)(RAL)~ Cambridge [15] June 19 (many)(JS)~ Hurkett [52] May 22 (1) to Slate River [52] Aug. 21 (3)(common)(NGE)~ New Liskeard [50] June 7 (3), Aug. 22 (3), Matachewan [50] June 14 (1), 17 (3), Aug. 15 (5), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (20), 24 (15)(LT)~ Holland Landing [19] Aug. 7 (4)(RLB)~ Silver Creek [17](Scottsdale Farm) May 19 (1), Nassagaweya Twp. [17](Shanahan Tract) May 29 (20), June 8 (10), Penetanguishene [35](Awenda P.P.) June 12 (1) (WIM)~ Rockton Tract [11] May 27 (10 worn), July 3 (2 fresh "oleracea")~ Algonquin P. P. [47](Source Lake Rd.) May 29 (1 fresh); Alfred Bog [43] June 4 (2 imm.)~ Matachewan [50](town) June 5 (1 fresh)~ Kinmount [37](Reid St.) June 12 (1 imm.)~ Branchton [15] July 3 (7 fresh "oleracea"), 22 (10 worn "oleracea"); Nellie Lake [53](Berlinghoff Rd.) July 24 (3 worn "oleracea"), 29 (4 fresh to worn "oleracea"); Callander [46] July 28 (3 worn "oleracea")(TS); Hwy. 17 at Manitoba border [54] July 10 (2 fresh), Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (15 not fresh), Sleeman [51] July 12 (6 fresh)(AW+RC+WGL)~ Rainy River mouth [51] July 14 (2 fresh)(AW); Fort Frances [51] July 15 (2 fresh), (25 km Eon Hwy. 11)[51] July 15 (2 fresh)(AW+RC+WGL)~ Rockton [11] May 29 (1)(RC)~ Halton Forest [7] May 8, Branchton [15] July 16 (3)(MNP).

2. Pieris virginiensis (W.H. Edwards) WEST VIRGINIA WlllTE - (TL - Kanawha Dist., WV)

In 1994 - Nassagaweya Twp. [I7](Shanahan Tract) May 29 (3), Campbellville [I7](nr. Laking Tract) June 3 (I)(WIM); Halton Reg. Forest [17] (Mahon Tract) April 27 (1 imm M), 28 (none seen), 30 (1 fresh M)(TS); Halton Forest [17] May 8 (MNP).

3. Pieris rapae (Linnaeus) CABBAGE WlllTE - (TL - Sweden)

In 1994 - Aurora [1 9](Vandorf Sideroad 1 km W ofYonge St.) May 3 (1 fresh)(AJH)~ Brightside [4I](microwave tower, 4 km NW of) May 22 (1), St. Isidore de Prescott [44](5 km SSW of) July 15 (few), White Lake [41](2.5 km SW of) Aug. 6 (1), Sand Point [40](6 km W of) Sept. 11 (few), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) Oct. 1 (few)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] June 3 (1), numbers low through July 4, numerous July 11 - 19 and Aug. 3 - 29, peaked again Oct. 3, Crediton Pkwy. [18] Nov. 6 (I)(CR); Port Franks [7] July 4 (2), Oct. 16 (2)(KS)~ Thunder Bay Dist. [52] abundant Aug. 1 (100+) to Oct. 10 (1) (NGE)~ Matachewan [50] Sept. 23 (3), New Liskeard [50] Oct. 1 (I)(LT)~ Toronto [I9](garden) May 14 (first seen)(WE)~ Pelee Is. [I](Alvar) Aug. 16 (4)(RLB); seen in many areas from Rondeau [2] to Nepean [42] but mostly singly (WIM)~ Brampton [18] May 19 (1), July 18 - 20 (max. 5 each day), 28 (2), Aug. 7 - 19 (max. 12 per day), Sept 2 (6),14 - 18 (max. 5 per day), 30 (2), Oct 3 (3),7 (4),8 (6),15 (2), 17 (1 M); St. Williams [4] May 22 (1), 27 (3)~ Algonquin P. P. [47] (West gate) May 23 (1), 29 (I)~ Rockton Tract [11] May 27 (1), July 3 (2)~ LaSalette [4] May 28 (4), July 17 (6),25 (4), Sept. 2 (5),5 (5), Oct. 23 (1); Alfred Bog [43] June 4 (I)~ Matachewan [50] June 5 (1), July 1 (I)~ Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 18 (1); Mississauga [18] (Derrydale G. C.) June 19 (5); Birch Island [45] July 2 (2); Branchton [15] July 3 (3), 22 (4 worn); Beverly Swamp C. A. [11] July 3 (I)~ Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (4); Rock Chapel Sanc. [11] July 11 (30 fresh to worn), 13 (32 fresh to worn), 22 (6 worn)~ Mayfield [18] (Golf Course) July 21 (15 mostly worn)~ Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (18 worn), 27 (20 worn), Aug. 28 (40 irnm. & fresh), Sept. 11 (35), 18 (45); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (8 very worn)~ Callander [46] July 28 (1); Nellie Lake [53] (town) July 29 (1)~ Duffs Comers [11] ( Gables G. C.) Aug. 13 (3 including 1 dwarf {form "metra"?} the size of a Spring Azure)~ Long Point P. P. [4] Oct. 16 (1 worn M); Booth's Harbor [4] Oct. 22 (1 worn M); Oakland [10] Oct. 23 (M)(TS); Point Pelee [1] March 23 (1 ex. fresh ­ record early date for Point Pelee and Ontario (JEF); May 20 (2 ex. fresh), May 25 (3 fresh) (AW); June 1 (2 fresh)(AW + WGL)~ June 14 (6 ex. fresh - start of second brood), June 16 (6 fresh), June 30 (30 fresh to worn)(AW); July 26 (40 fresh) (AW+LLM); Aug. 7 (60 fresh) (AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug.

31 15 (300 fresh)(AW); Aug. 25 (2 dead - on Spotted Knapweed captured by crab spider); Sept. 6 (350 fresh)(AW+WGL); Sept. 24 (250 fresh), Sept. 30 (250 fresh), Oct. 6 (305 ex. fresh to worn), Oct. 16 (60 ex. fresh to worn), Oct. 22 (30 ex. fresh to worn), Oct. 28 (1 fresh M), Oct. 29 (2 not fresh M) (AW); SE Leamington [1] November 10 (1 fresh M- very late)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (25 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (1 fresh)(AW); Kejick [54] July 11 (3 fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); Ingolf [54] July 11 (1 fresh)(RC+WGL); Sleeman [51] July 12 (15 fresh), Rainy River [51] July 14 (5 fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); St. Williams [4] May 8 (8)(RC); Leslie Spit [19] June 18 (earliest), Oct. 30 (latest)(MNP).

Subfamily Anthocharinae Tutt Tribe Anthocharini Tutt

Genus CV: Hubner

1. Lucas LARGE MARBLEWING c) a. mayi F. & R. Chermock - (TL - Riding Mts., Manitoba)

In 1994 - Lyon Twp. [52](fen) June 12 (2 - new location), Ouimet [52] June 18 (4 - old colony) (NGE).

4. (W.H. Edwards) OLYMPIA MARBLEWING - (TL - Coalburgh, WV)

In 1994 - Ipperwash [7] April 24 (2), 25 (5)(GV & AR viaQFH); Peterborough [37](Twin Lakes) June 19 (2)(JS); Port Franks [7] May 6 (3)(KS); Lake Dalrymple [35](Mara 7th Con.) May 21 (1)(RLB); Shannonville [24] June 5 (1 - may be a slight southern range extension - according to Ontario Butterfly Atlas)(RC); Peterborough [37](Twin Lakes) May 14 (MNP).

Subfamily Coliadinae Swainson Tribe Coliadini Swainson

Genus CVIII: Colias Fabricius

1. Colias philodice Godart COMMON SULPHUR a) p. philodice Godart - (TL - "Virginia")

In 1994 - Dwyer Hill Siding [42](3 mi SE of) June 11 (3), Griffith [40] June 23 (1), St. Isidore de Prescott [44](5 km SSW of) July 15 (few), Fitzroy Hbr. [5 km SE of) Sept. 5 (few), Oct. 1 (few), Ottawa [42](Health Sc. Centre) Nov. 16 (1 worn)(RAL); King Twp. [19](Cardinal G.C.) Oct. 6 (12 M)(AJH); Rattray Marsh [18] June 23 (1), low numbers until Sept. 7 (5), numerous Sept. 19 - Oct. 7 (50 - 60 each day Oct. 3 - 6), Crediton Pkwy. [18] Oct. 23 (1) (CR); Hurkett [52] May 22 (1 - very early), abundant all season, Slate River Valley [52] Aug. 21 (many thousands swarming over farm fields), Oct. 10 (3)(NGE); Toronto [19](Ross Lord Park) May 19 (first seen)(CJS); Castleton [22] many ovipositing on clover in Aug.lSept. (CCH); New Liskeard [50] June 4 (1), Matachewan [50] June 5 (1) to Aug. 16 (3), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. on. 28) July 22 (10),24 (15), BerlinghoffRd. [53] Aug. 6 (10)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) May 23 (1), July 24 (Ion Purple Coneflower), Sept. 8 (Ion Buddleia)(WE); Holland Landing [19] Aug. 7 (1), Orillia [35](Mara P.P.) Oct. 16 (7 - all M)(RLB); seen in many areas from Rondeau [2] to Nepean [42] May to October, but mostly singly (WIM); St. Williams [4] May 22 (1 M), 27 (2), Oct. 16 (1 M); Rockton Tract [11] May 27 (1); LaSalette [4] May 28 (2), June 17 (2), July 17 (3), Sept. 2 (1), 5 (1), Oct. 16 (2 M, 3 F; ovipositing on clover stubble), 23 (2); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 659.6 km S of) June 5 (1), July 1 (1 worn F); Kinmount [37](Reid St.) June 18 (1 M); Kirkfield [36] (@

32 10 Ian N of) June 18 (2); Mississauga [I8](Derrydale G. C.) June 19 (3); Birch Island [45] July 2 (1 worn); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (1); Rock Chapel Sanc. [11] July 11 (12), 13 (16 with sev. F ovipositing on white clover), 22 (8); Mayfield [18] (Golf Course) July 21 (3), Oct. 30 (4 F including 1 "alba"); Point Pelee N. P.[I] July 26 (1), Aug. 28 (3 imm.), Sept. 11 (13 including 1 "alba"); Brampton [18] Sept. 2 (2 fresh), 14 (1), 21 (1), 26 (1), 30 (1 "alba"), Oct. 12 (1 F), 17 (1 M), 29 (1 "alba"); Oakville [17] Sept. 2 (1 fresh); Ancaster [11] Sept. 2 (1 fresh); Duff's Comers (Oak Gables G. C.) Oct. 23 (1 M); Burtch [10] Sept. 2 (1 fresh); Little Lake [4] Oct. 16 (1 F); Long Point P. P. [4] Oct. 16 (1 worn pair in copula); Delhi [4] Oct. 22 (1)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 16 (1 fresh F), July 23 (1 ex. fresh F), Aug. 25 (1 ex. fresh M), Aug. 26 (2 ex. fresh M + F)(AW); Aug. 27 (2 ex. fresh M + F)(AW+TS); Aug. 29 (1 ex. fresh M), Aug. 31 (1 fresh F), Sept. 1 (2 ex. fresh)(AW); Sept. 6 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW+WGL); Sept. 10 (12 ex. fresh), Sept. 24 (48 fairly fresh - high count for Point Pelee), Oct. 8 (1 ex. fresh M), Oct. 23 (1 fresh M)(AW); Pelee Island [1] July 8 (2 fresh M)(AW+ RC+WGL); Harrow [1] May 12 (1 ex. fresh white F), Sturgeon Creek [1] May 28 (1 fresh), Hillman Marsh [1] Aug. 19 (2 ex. fresh M); SE Leamington [1] Oct. 22 (3 fresh M), Oct. 29 (3 fresh M + 1 ex. fresh alba F), November 2 (1 ex. fresh M + 1 fresh alba F); Wheatley Harbour (W of) [1] Oct. 22 (10 fresh M)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (5 ex. fresh M)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); La Salle [1] Oct. 15 (4 fresh M)(AW+WGL); Kenora (Hwy. 17 at 71)[54] July 10 (1 fresh)(WGL); Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (3 fresh), Finland [51] July 12 (1 fresh); Sleeman [51] July 12 (30 fresh), Rainy River [51] July 14 (80 fairly fresh), Fort Frances [51] July 15 (50 fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); Mine Centre (4.5 Ian E of) [51]: July 15 (1 fresh)(WGL); Fifty Point [11] November 14 (2 fresh M + F)(AW et al.); St. Williams [4] May 8 (1), Aldershot [17] Oct. 29 (4) (RC); North York [19] May 29 (1), June 5 (1), July 10 (1)(NL); Brantfor [10](Gordon Glaves Pathway) July 9 (1), (Hardy Rd.) July 16, Branchton [15] July 16 (10), Springraden Prairie [1] Aug. 13 (1), Sept. 4 (5), Laslie Spit [19] Aug. 27 (4), Sept. 17-18 (3), Grand Bend [7](Sewage Lagoons) Sept. 3 (1), Point Pelee [1] Sept. 5 (2)(MNP).

2. Colias eurytheme Boisduval ORANGE SULPHUR (ALFALFA BUTTERFLy) (TL - "Toute de California")

In 1994 - Kettle Point [7](Indian Reserve) July 24 (1 M)(QFH); Kanata [42](2.5 mi W of) June 28 (1), Braeside [40](5 Ian WSW of) Sept. 11 (1)(RAL); King Twp. [19](Cardinal G.C.) Oct. 6 (1 white F) (AJH); Rattray Marsh [18] and Crediton Pkwy. [18] July 21 (1), Aug. 24 (1), Sept. 7 (1), Numerous Sept. 19 - Oct. 7 (CR); Port Franks [7] Oct. 16 (3)(KS); Thunder Bay Dist. [52] common to abundant June 18 - Oct 10, Slate River Valley [52] Aug. 21 (100+ - my highest count ever)(NGE); Toronto [19] (Moccasin Trail) June 11 (first seen), (Bestview) Oct. 30 (last seen)(CJS); Matachewan [50] Aug. 22 (1), 27 (2), Sept. 4 (4), 19 (1)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) Aug. 11 (Ion Joe-Pye-Weed), Sept. 11 (1 on Buddleia)(WE); Pelee Is. [1](Alvar) Aug. 16 (3), Orillia [35](Mara P.P.) Oct. 16 (2 + 2 white F)(RLB); Trafalgar Twp. [17](4th line S ofDerry Rd.) June 11 (1), Nanticoke Centre [4] July 29 (common), Acton [17](Black Creek Rd.) July 31 (1), Rondeau P.P. [2] Sept. 24 (several), Mountsberg C.A. [17] Oct. 8 (1)(WIM); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 11 (1 fresh "alba" ovipositing on vetch; 1 ova C & reared with a M hatching in 30 days); Branchton [15] July 3 (1 worn F), 22 (3 M inc. 2 dwarf {form "ariadne"?}); Rock Chapel Sanc. [11] July 11 (2 fresh "alba"), 13 (2 M, 2 F ovipositing on white clover), 22 (3 with 1 imm. "alba"); LaSalette [4] July 17 (2), 25 (4), Sept. 2 (5), Oct. 16 (2 M, 1 "alba" F ovipositing on clover stubble); Mayfield [18] (GolfCourse) July 21 (3), Oct. 30 (2 M, 1 F); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (17 fresh to worn, including 2 "alba"), 27 (16 including 1 F with yellow forewings and white hindwings), Aug. 28 (15 imm. & fresh), Sept. 11 (33 including 5 "alba" and 3 half yellow/half white F), 18 (30 including 2 half yellow/half white F; the atypical "alba" were all observed along the West Beach where some were seen in 1993); Brampton [18] Oct. 7 (1 F); Alberton [11] Oct. 16 (1 "alba" F); Duff's Comers

33 [11] (Oak Gables G. C.) Oct. 23 (2 M, 1 F), Nov. 19 (1 worn F)(TS); Pt. Pelee [1] June 1 (6 not fresh) (AW+WGL); June 14 (6 fairly fresh), June 15 (40 fresh), June 16 (30 fresh), June 30 (15 fresh to worn), July 6 (8 fresh to worn)(AW); July 26 (15 fresh)(AW+LLM); July 30 (25 fresh) (AW+KAM+RZD+ BNC); Aug. 7 (20 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 15 (15 fresh), Aug. 25 (1 ex. fresh dead F- on Spotted Knapweed caught by crab spider), Sept. 10 (60 ex. fresh), Sept. 24 (120 fresh to worn), Oct. 6 (225 fresh to worn), Oct. 22 (20 fresh to worn), Oct. 28 (10 fresh), Oct. 29 (12 fresh), November 7 (4 fresh M) (AW); SE Leamington [1] Oct. 22 (40 fresh to worn), Oct. 29 (40 fresh), November 2 (12 fresh), November 10 (4 fresh), November 18 (5 not fresh), Wheatley Harbour (W of) [1] Oct. 22 (30 fresh to worn), Sturgeon Creek [1] May 28 (1), May 29 (1 fairly fresh M), Hillman Marsh [1] May 30 (1)(AW); June 9 (4 not fresh)(AW); Pelee Island [1] July 8 (40 fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (25 fresh to worn)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Thunder Bay [52] July 9 (1 worn)(AW+RC+WGL); Rossport [52] July 16 (1 worn M)(AW); Kenora (Hwy. 17 at 71)[54] July 10 (1 worn F)(AW+RC); Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (1 worn M)(AW); Ingolf [54] July 11 (1 worn F)(AW+RC+WGL); Finland [51] July 12 (1 worn M)(AW); Sleeman [51] July 12 (8 worn), Rainy River [51] July 14 (2 worn), Fort Frances [51] July 15 (3 worn)(AW+RC+WGL); Port Weller [6] November 14 (1 fresh)(AW); Woodland Cemetery [11] Nov. 8 (1 - a very poor year)(RC); North York [19] June 5 (1), Novemmber 17 (1)(NL); Branchton [15] June 26 (3), July 16 (1), Pelee N.P. [1] July 311 (20+), Aug. 12 (5), 14 (1), Sept. 4 (10), 5 (50+), Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (5), Aug. 13 (1), Leslie Spit [19] Sept. 17-18 (100+), Oct. 2 (10), 30 (6)(MNP).

12. Colias gigantea Strecker GIANT SULPHUR (TL - "West coast ofHudson Bay above Fort York")

In 1994 - no reports.

13. Colias pelidne Boisduval & Leconte PELIDNE SULPHUR - (TL - NE Labrador)

In 1994 - no reports.

14. Colias interior Scudder PINK EDGED SULPHUR a) i. interior Scudder - (TL - N. shore Lake Superior)

In 1994 - Hwy. 522 [46](10 km E of Hwy. 69) July 17 (1 fresh white F)(AMH); Everard [52] July 10 (20+), Ouimet [52] July 24 (3)(NGE); Matachewan [50] June 28 (10), July 10 (35) to 30 (5), Berling- hoff Rd. [53] Aug. 6 (3)(LT); Matachewan [50] (cutover) July 1 (1 fresh M), Aug. 6 (10 worn including 4 "alba"); Nellie Lake [53] (Berlinghoff Rd.) July 24 (2 fresh), 29 (2 fresh M, 2 fresh F), Aug. 6 (12 worn); Eby Pothole Rd. [50] (4 km S of Hwy 66) July 24 (1), Aug. 6 (2 worn)(TS); War Eagle Lake [54] July 10 (1 ex. fresh F), Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (30 fresh), Finland [51] July 12 (6 fresh), Rainy River (bog N of) [51] July 14 (2 fresh), Mine Centre (4.5 Female form 'alba' at Matachewan km E of) [51] July 15 (2 fresh), (18.6 km W of)[51] July August 6,1994 (Tim Saba) 15 (8 fresh)(AW+RC+WGL).

34 15. Colias palaeno (Linnaeus) PALAENO SULPffiJR

In 1994 - no reports.

Genus CIX: Zerene Hubner

2. Zerene cesonia (Stoll) DOG FACE a) c. cesonia (Stoll) - (TL - Georgia)

In 1994 - no reports.

Genus CXI: Phoebis Hubner

1. Phoebis sennae (Linnaeus) CLOUDLESS SULPffiJR b) s. eubule (Linnaeus) - (TL - probably vic. Charleston, S. Carolina)

In 1994 - Point Pelee N. P. [1 (East tip) Sept. 18 (1 F)(TS); Point Pelee [1] Sept. 18 (1 worn F­ extreme Tip)(TS + AW); Oct. 22 (1 not fresh M- West Beach)(AW) - first Point Pelee records since 1953; the Oct. 22nd occurrence is record-late for Ontario, and represents an exceptionally late record for the Great Lakes.

2. Phoebis philea (Johansson) ORANGE BARRED SULPffiJR a) p. philea (Johansson) - (TL - probably Surinam)

Last reported in 1987.

Genus CXIV: Eurema Hubner (Pyrisitia and Abaeis now included as per Memoir # 3)

2. Eurema lisa (Boisduval & Leconte) LITTLE SULPffiJR a) I. lisa (Boisduval & Leconte) - (TL - United States)

In 1994 - Geraldton [52](40 km N of) June 21 (1 M- 1st reord for Thunder Bay Dist.), Cochrane [53](30 km NW of) June 22 (1 M, 1 F - 1st for Cochrane Dist.)(TTI); Brampton [18] (Conservation DrivelWatson Valley) Aug. 16 (1 M)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 15 (1 ex. fresh yellow F), June 16 (1 ex. fresh M), June 30 (3 fresh M + 1 ragged white F), July 23 (2 ex. fresh M) (AW); Sept. 1 [1] (GTH); Pelee Dr. (N ofPoint Pelee)[I] June 30 (1 fresh M)(AW), Pelee Is. (Mill Point) [1] July 8 (1 fresh M) (AW+RC+WGL); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (1 fresh yellow F)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Don East Parkland [19] July 24 (1 F- very worn)(MNP).

1. Eurema nicippe (Cramer) - (TL - Virginia) SLEEPY ORANGE

In 1994 - no reports.

Genus CXV: Nathalis Boisduval (changed from CXVII as per Memoir # 3)

1. Nathalis iole Boisduval DAINTY SULPffiJR

In 1994 - no reports.

35 Family LYCAENIDAE Leach Subfamily Miletinae Corbet

Tribe Spalgini Toxopeus Genus CXVII: Feniseca Grote

1. Feniseca tarquinius (Fabricius) THE HARVESTER a) t. tarquinius (Fabricius) - (TL - in 'Indiis')

In 1994 - Toronto [19] May 23 - Aug. 17, Scarborough [19] June 17 (BH); Matachewan [50] June 17 (1), Esker Lake P.P. [50] June 18 (5)(LT); Nassagaweya Twp. [17](Blue Springs Creek) July 12 (1 larva on alder)(WIM); Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (2 not fresh)(WGL).

Subfamily Leach Genus CXIX: Lycaena Fabricius

1. Lycaenaphlaeas (Linnaeus) AMERICAN COPPER a) p. americana Harris - (TL - Massachusetts)

In 1994 - Northumberland Forest [22] Sept. 16 (only 3 seen in 1994)(WIDE); Pinery [7] May 23 (2)(KS); Holland Landing [19] Aug. 7 (2)(RLB); Silver Creek.[17](Scottsdale Farm) June 9 (2),29 (1) (WIM); LaSalette [4] (Con. 7, Lot 23) July 17 (l fresh)(TS); Kinmount [37] June 188 (3), St. Williams [4] Aug. 1 (6)(RC); Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (MNP).

Genus CXX: Gaeides Scudder

1. Gaeides xanthoides (Boisduval) GREAT GRAY COPPER

1994 - Rainy River [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh M + 1 worn F), July 14 (2 ex. fresh M + 1 ex. fresh F), July 15 (1 fresh M)(RC+WGL+AW) - new Ontario locality - in town at train station; Fort Frances [51] July 15 (1 fairly fresh M)(AW) - new Ontario locality - in town on railway lines; Fort Frances (25 km E on Hwy. 11)[51] July 15 (40 fresh)(AW+RC+WGL) - same location reported by Lloyd Taman in 1992.

Genus CXXI: Hyllolycaena L. Miller & F.M. Brown

1. Hyllolycaena hyllus (Cramer) BRONZE COPPER - (TL - North America)

In 1994 - Hortop C.A. [22] numbers up in July & September; female ovipositing on Swamp Smart­ weed (Polygonium coccineum) on July 15; pair 'in cop' on Sept. 20 (seems very late); adults last seen on Sept. 25 (WIDE); Kanata [42](2.5 mi W of) June 28 (1), Panmure [42](2.5 km SW of) June 28 (1), Fitz­ roy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) Sept. 5 (1)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] June 23 (1), July 4 (1), Aug. 26 (3), Sept. 1 (l)(CR); Cambridge [15] June 19 (7), Peterborough [37](Cavan Swamp) July 16 (1)(JS); Acton [17](Fairy L. Marsh) June 28 (1), Esquesing Twp. [17](plaikner Tract) July 2 (1), Marlborough Forest [42](Cedar Grove) July 10 (l)(WIM); Branchton [15] July 3 (5 worn M & F); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (1 worn M); Beverly Swamp C. A. [11] July 3 (4 worn); Point Pelee N. P. [1] (Camp Henry) Sept. 18 (1 very worn M)(TS); Point Pelee [1]: Aug. 9 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW); Sept. 18 (1 worn F)(TS); Sept. 24 (1 ex. fresh F)(AW); Pelee Drive (N of Point Pelee) [I} July 26 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW+LLM); Sturgeon Creek [I} July 28 (1 ex. fresh), Hillman Marsh [1] June 16 (2 ex. fresh M), Sept. 10 (1 fresh)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (2 ex. fresh M)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Finland [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW+RC); Rainy River [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh M)(RC); Stratton [51] July 15 (1 not

36 fresh M)(AW+RC+WGL); Barwick [51]: July 15 (2)(WGL+RC); Fort Frances [51] July 15 (3 ex. fresh) (AW+RC+WGL); Fort Frances (25 Ian E on Hwy. 11)[51] July 15 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+RC); Branchton [15] June 26 (10), July 16 (2), Crieff Bog [16](along RR) July 3 (1), 9 (2), Grand Bend [7](Sewage Lagoons) Sept. 3 (1)(MNP); Aldershot [17] June 15 (1), Nov. 8 (1 - almost certainly the latest known record for Ontario)(RC).

Genus CXXIII: Epidemia Scudder

1. Epidemia epixanthe (Boisduval & Leconte) BOG COPPER a) e. epixanthe (Boisduval & Leconte) - (TL - New Harmony, Indiana) b) e. phaedra (G.C. Hall) - (TL - Dublin Shore, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia)

In 1994 - Lyon Twp. [52](fen) July 10 (1 - very early - my only record)(NGE); Matachewan [50] July 30 (10), Sept. 4 (2)(LT); Mine Centre (18.6 km W of)[51] July 15 (1 fairly fresh - first record from Rainy River Dist and most westerly for Ontario)(WGL+RC); Copetown [11] July 17 (5 nectaring on long-leaved chickweed at edge ofbog)(MNP).

2. Epidemia dorcas (W. Kirby) DORCAS COPPER a) d. dorcas (W. Kirby) - (TL - The Pas, Manitoba) b) d claytoni (Brower) - (TL - Springfield, Penobscot Co. Maine)

In 1994 - Elmwood [33](3 Ian E of) July 26 (3 - lC)(QFH); Brantford [lO](Grand R./Hardy Rd.) July 10 (40), Port Franks [7](wet meadow) July 25 (2)(KS); Lyon Twp. [52](fen) July 10 (1 - my only record)(NGE); Nellie Lake [53](BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (1 worn M)(TS); Finland [51] July 12 (2 ex. fresh), Rainy River (bog N of) [51] July 14 (1 not fresh F), Fort Frances (25 km Eon Hwy. 11) [51] July 15 (1 ex. fresh F)(AW); Mine Centre (18.6 km W of) [51] July 15 (3 fresh)(WGL+RC); Nym Lake Bog [51] July 15 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+RC); Nipigon (8 km E of)[52] July 16 (2 fresh)(WGL); Brantford [lO](Hardy Rd.) July 16 (10 nectaring on fleabane)(MNP).

3. Epidemia helloides (Boisduval) PURPLISH COPPER - (TL - San Francisco, California)

In 1994 - no reports.

Subfamily Theclinae Swainson Tribe Doubleday

Genus CXXXI: Harkenclenus dos Passos

1. Harkenclenus titus (Fabricius) CORAL HAIRSTREAK a) t. titus (Fabricius) - (TL - probably Newfoundland) b) t. mopsus (Hubner) - (TL - Georgia) c) t. watsoni (Barnes & Benjamin) - (TL - Kerrville, Texas)

In 1994 - Port Franks [7] July 12 (I)(QFH); Lavant [41](2 km E of) July 3 (I)(RAL); Pinery [7] (Kamer Blue Sanct.) July 4 (12), 29 (I2)(KS); Kimberley [33] July 9 (1), Huntsville [38](Grandview) July 25 (1)(RLB); Matchedash L. [35] Aug. 6 (I)(WIM); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (25 imm. & fresh); Port Franks [7](Karner Blue Sanc.) July 9 (10 imm. & fresh); Branchton [15] July 22 (1 worn)(TS); St. Williams [4] Aug. 1 (1)(RC); Brantford [IO](G. Glaves Pathway) July 9 (2), Branchton [15] July 16 (3) (MNP).

37 Genus CXXXII: Scudder

3. Satyrium acadicum (W.H. Edwards) ACADIAN HAIRSTREAK a) a. acadicum (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - London, Ontario) d) a. watrini (Dufrane) - (TL - )

In 1994 - Cambridge [15] June 19 (l1)(JS)~ Toronto [19](Leslie Spit) July 17 (2), (Downsview Dells) July 27 (2), (Humber Bay) Aug. 3, (Cherry Beach) Aug. 17 (2)(CJS)~ Marlborough Forest [42] (Cedar Grove) July 10 (1), Luther Marsh [16](S entrance) July 22 (1), Acton [17](Black Creek Rd.) July 31 (1)(WIM)~ Branchton [15] July 22 (1 very worn)(TS)~ Point Pelee [1] July 1 (4 fresh) (AW)~ Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (4 ragged)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM)~ Kenora (Hwy. 17 at 71)[54] July 10 (1 ex. fresh F- first record for Kenora District?)(AW)~ Finland [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh), Rainy River [51] July 12-15 (1 ex. fresh - same individual on two dates), Fort Frances [51] July 15 (6 ex. fresh), Fort Frances (25 km Eon Hwy. 11)[51] July 15 (7 ex. fresh)(AW+RC+WGL)~ North York [19] July 21 (pair mating)(NL)~ Crieff Bog [16](along RR) July 3 (1), 9 (1), Brantford [10](Hardy Rd.) July 9 (2), Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (20)(MNP).

6. Satyrium edwardsii (Grote & Robinson) EDWARDS' HAIRSTREAK - (TL - London, Ontario)

In 1994 - Hwy. 522 [46](10 km E ofHwy. 69) July 17 (AMH)~ Pinery [7](Karner Blue Sanct.) July 29 (4)(KS); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (1 fresh); Port Franks [7](Kamer Blue Sane.) July 9 (2 fresh)(TS); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (3 worn)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); St. Williams [4] Aug. 1 (1) (RC)~ Brantford [10](G. Glaves Pathway) July 9 (4), Branchton [15] July 16 (1)(MNP).

7. (Hubner) BANDED HAIRSTREAK b) c.falacer (Godart) - (TL - nr. Philadelphia, PA)

In 1994 - Cambridge [15] June 19 (6)(JS)~ Bronte P.P. [17] June 29 (1), Bums C.A. [17] July 13 (1), Acton [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) July 14 (2)(WIM)~ Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (3 fresh); Port Franks [7] (Kamer Blue Sane.) July 9 (7 fresh); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 (10 fresh), 13 (5 fresh), 22 (1 worn); Branchton [15] July 22 (1)(TS); Pt. Pelee [1] June 30 (1 worn), July 1 (2 worn), July 2 (5 fresh), July 6 (3 fresh to worn)(AW); July 27 (1 not fresh dead F- in spider's web and still soft)(AW+TS); July 31 (1 ragged)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC+JNF)~ Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (3 worn)(AW+ PRM+CDK+JAM); Budreau's Point [51] July 13 (20 not fresh - first record from Rainy River Dist.) (AW+WGL); Rainy River mouth (Oak Grove Camp) [51] July 15 (1 not fresh)(WGL+AW+RC)~ Ancaster [11](Martin's Lane) Aug. 2 (2)(RC); Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (4 nectaring on Tea), 10 (20), 23 (4), Branchton [15] July 16 (3), Don East Parkland [19] July 24 (MNP).

8. Satyrium caryaevorum (McDunnough) mCKORY HAIRSTREAK - (TL - Merivale, Ont.)

In 1994 - Rattray Marsh [18] July 21 (2), 29 (1)(CR); Waterdown [17](Snake Rd.) June 28 (1) (WIM); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 (1 fresh), 13 (1 fresh), 22 (1 worn)(TS); Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (20+ nectaring on New Jersey Tea), 10 (10),23 (1)(MNP).

38 10. Satyrium liparops (Leconte) STRIPED HAIRSTREAK a) i. liparops (Leconte) - (TL - Georgia) b) i. strigosum (Harris) - (TL - Blue Hills, Massachusetts) c) i.fletcheri (Michener & dos Passos) - (TL - Manitoba)

In 1994 -Thunder Bay [52] Aug. 1 (1 F- oviposited a single egg on Cotoneaster shrub)(NGE); Matachewan [50] Aug. 10 (2)(LT); Luther Marsh [16](S entrance) July 22 (1)(WIM); (ssp strigosum) Branchton [15] July 3 (1 imm.); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 13 (1 imm.); (ssp fletcheri) Nellie Lake [53](Berlinghoff Rd.) July 29 (1 imm.), Aug. 6 (1 very worn); Matachewan [50](cutover) Aug. 5 (1 fresh)(TS); Pelee Island (Fish Point) [1] July 8 (1 fresh); Hwy. 17 at Manitoba border [54] July 10 (1 ex. fresh F); Shoal Lake Road at Hwy. 17 [54] July 11 (2 ex. fresh); Ingolf [54] July 11 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+ RC+WGL); Rainy River [51] July 12 (1 fresh)(WGL+RC); Ancaster [11](Martin's Lane) Aug. 2 (2)(RC), North York [19] July 14 (1), Milton [17] July 17 (1)(NL); Branchton [15] July 16, Copetown [16] July 17 (2 atypical- more bands), Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (2)(MNP).

Genus CXLIV: Mitoura Scudder

9. Mitoura grynea (Hubner) OLIVE HAIRSTREAK a) g. grynea (Hubner) - (TL - not stated)

In 1994 - Crofton [23](R.R. 14, 2 km E of) July 8 (4)(WIM); Point Pelee N. P. [1] (West Beach) July 27 (2 imm.)(TS); Point Pelee [1] May 29 (4)(BK); June 1 (1 not fresh F)(AW+WGL); June 5 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); June 11 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+PDP+DFR+AHR); June 16 (2 fairly fresh - end of first brood)(AW); July 26 (2 ex. fresh - start of second brood)(AW+LLM); July 27 (2 ex. fresh)(AW+TS); July 30 (1 ex. fresh F + 1)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); July 31 (10 fresh) (MNP); Aug. 7 (8 fresh to worn) (AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 14 (1 worn F- end of second brood) (AW); Shannonville [24] June 5 (20)(RC); Demorestville C.A. [23] June 12 (many - ovipositing at 1:15 p.m.)(MNP).

Genus CXLV: Incisalia Scudder

1. Incisalia augustinus Westwood BROWN ELFIN a) a. augustinus Westwood - (TL - Cumberland House, Manitoba)

In 1994 - Port Franks [7] May 8 (1)(KS via QFH); Alfred Bog [44] June 5 (few)(RAL); Port Franks [7] May 9 (1)(KS); Lyon Twp. [52](bog) common May 22 - June 12, Thunder Bay [52](William Bog) June 11 (many)(NGE); Matachewan [50] May 14 (6), 21 (20) to June 18 (10)(LT); Algonquin P. P. [47](airfield) May 8 (10 imm.), 12 (24), 29 (1); Matachewan [50](cutover) May 25 (5), June 5 (1 worn); Alfred Bog [43] June 4 (12 worn)(TS); Peterborough [37](Twin Lakes) May 14 (MNP).

3. Incisalia polia Cook & Watson HOARY ELFIN - (TL - Lakehurst, New Jersey)

In 1994 - Pinery Provo Park [7] April 25 (1 )(GV via QFH); Port Franks [7] May 21 (2), Ipper­ wash [7] May 6 (8), Pinery [7] May 23 (2)(KS); Matachewan [50] May 8 (2), 14 (4), 21 (30)(LT); Big Chute G.S. [38] May 4 (1)(RLB); Algonquin P. P. [47](airfield) May 8 (2 imm.), 14 (1), 29 (1 worn); Matachewan [50](cutover) May 24 (1 imm.)(TS); Peterborough [37](Twin Lakes) May 14 (MNP).

39 4. Incisalia irus (Godart) FROSTED ELFIN a) i. irus (Godart) - (TL - America?)

In 1994 - No reports.

5. Incisalia henrici (Grote & Robinson) HENRY'S ELFIN a) h. henrici (Grote & Robinson) - (TL - Philadelphia, Penn.)

In 1994 - Peterborough [37](Twin Lakes) May 23 (7)(1S); Alfred Bog [43] June 4 (3 worn)(TS).

6. Incisalia lanoraieensis Sheppard BOG ELFIN - (TL - Lanoraie, Quebec)

In 1994 - Alfred Bog [44] June 5 (5)(RAL); Alfred Bog [43] June 4 (1 worn, 2 very worn)(TS).

7. Incisalia niphon (Hubner) PINE ELFIN b) n. clarki T.N. Freeman - (TL - Constance Bay, Ottawa Region, Ontario)

In 1994 - Brightside [41](microwave tower, 4 km NW of) May 22 (1)(RAL); Peterborough [37] (Twin Lakes) May 23 (3)(JS); Port Franks [7] May 9 (1)(KS); Matachewan [50] May 19 (5), 28 (5), June 10 (25)(LT); Nassagaweya Twp. [17](Shanahan Tract) May 29 (1)(WIM); Matachewan [50](cut­ over) May 24 (1 imm.), 25 (2), June 5 (5)(TS); S1. Williams [4] May 8 (1), Rockton [11] May 29 (3) (RC); Peterborough [37](Twin Lakes) May 14 (MNP).

8. Incisalia eryphon (Boisduval) WESTERN PINE ELFIN b) e. sheltonensis F. Chermock & Frechin - (TL - Shelton, Washington)

In 1994 - Algonquin Park [47](Source Lake Rd.) May 22 (3 M + 1 F)(AMH); Algonquin P. P. [47](airfield) May 8 (1), 14 (1), (Source Lake Rd.) May 23 (1)(TS).

Genus eXLVII: Euristrymon Clench

2. Euristrymon ontario (W.H. Edwards) NORTHERN HAIRSTREAK - (TL - London, Ontario)

In 1994 - No reports.

Genus CXLIX: Parrhasius Hubner

1. Parrhasius m-album (Boisduval & Leconte) WHITE M HAIRSTREAK

In 1994 - No reports.

Genus CL: Strymon Hubner

1. Strymon melinus Hubner GRAY HAIRSTREAK a) m. melinus Hubner - (TL - Georgia) b) m. humuli (Harris) - (TL - Massachusetts)

In 1994 - Pelee Is. [1] Aug. 16 (1)(RLB); P1. Pelee N.P. [1] Aug. 28 (1), Sept. 18 (3 fresh)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 30 (1 ex. fresh), July 2 (1 ex. fresh), Aug. 15 (2 ex. fresh), 18 (3 ex. fresh), 22 (4 ex.

40 fresh), 25 (1 worn), 26 (3 ex. fresh), 29 (1 ex. fresh), 31 (2 fresh + 1 worn), Sept. 2 (1 ex. fresh), 9 (1 fresh), Sept. 21 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Aug. 27 (1 worn), Sept. 18 (4 ex. fresh)(AW+TS); Hillman Marsh [1] Aug. 12 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Sleeman [51] July 12 (1 fresh - second record for northern Ontario) (WGL+ RC+AW).

Genus CLI: Erora Scudder

1. Erora laeta (W.H. Edwards) EARLY HAIRSTREAK - (TL - London, Ontario)

In 1994 - no reports.

Subfamily Polyommatinae Swainson

Genus CLVI: Leptotes Scudder

2. Leptotes marina (Reakirt) . MARINE BLUE (TL - "Orizaba and nr.Vera Cruz, Mexico"

In 1994 - no reports.

Genus CLIX: Everes Hubner

1. Everes comyntas (Godart) EASTERN TAILED BLUE a) c. comyntas (Godart) - (TL - North America)

In 1994 - Port Hope [22] July 199 (WIDE); Rattray Marsh [18] Sept. 7 (1)(CR); Peterborough [37](Twin Lakes) June 19 (2)(JS); Castleton [22] not common in July this year (CCH); St. Williams [4] (Manester Tract) May 27 (5 imm.); Branchton [15] July 22 (3 worn ~), Point Pelee N.P. [1] July 26 (1), 27 (2 worn), Aug. 28 (5 0 & ~), Sept. 11 (4 0& 2 ~ including a very worn 0 mating with a fresh ~) (TS); Point Pelee [1] May 20 (2 ex. fresh o)(AW+KAM); May 27 (1 ex. fresh o)(AW); June 2 (1 ex. fresh ~ + 1 ragged ~ + 1 ex. fresh o)(AW+WGL); June 15 (1 ex. fresh 0), June 16 (2 ex. fresh ~), June 26 (1 fresh ~), June 30 (1 worn ~), July 26 (3 fresh)(AW); July 30 (3 fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (5 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK); Aug. 10 (1 not fresh 0), Aug. 15 (1 not fresh ~), Aug. 18 (20 ex. fresh - new brood), Aug. 23 (1 ragged ~), Sept. 1-2 (1 ex. fresh 0), Sept. 10 (8 ex. fresh - including 2 in copula with 0 the carrier), Sept. 20 (2 not fresh), Sept. 24 (8 fresh to worn), Sept. 30 (1 worn 0), Oct. 6 (6 fresh), Oct. 7 (1 fresh o)(AW); Oct. 16 (1 worn o)(AW et al.); Pelee Island (Fish Point) [1] July 8 (3 ex. fresh o)(AW+RC+WGL); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (20 ex. fresh)(AW+PRM+ CDK+JAM); Oct. 2 (1 not fresh o)(AW); Oct. 15 (1 not fresh o)(WGL+AW); S.E. Leamington [1] Oct. 22 (2 not fresh 0 - very late)(AW); St. Williams [4] May 8 (3)(RC); Branchton [15] July 16 (3), Pelee N.P. [1] July 31 (5), Aug. 14 (1), Sept. 5 (1), Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (2), Aug. 13 (1), Sept. 4 (2)(MNP).

2. Everes amyntula (Boisduval) WESTERN TAILED BLUE b) a. valeriae Clench - (TL - Lead, South Dakota) c) a. albrighti Clench - (TL - King's Hill, Montana)

In 1994 - Matachewan [50] June 20 (4), July 3 (1),6 (2)(LT).

41 Genus CLVII: Celastrina Tutt

1. Celastrina ladon (Cramer) SPRING AZURE a) I. ladon (Cramer) - (TL - unknown) [form violacea; form lucia; form "neglectamajor" (may be a separate sp.); form lucimargina; form marginata].

In 1994 - Ottawa [42](Health Science Centre) May 9 (1), Galetta [42](2 mi W of) May 14 (6), Brightside [41](Hwy. 511,9.7 km NW of) May 22 (2), Alfred Bog [44] June 5 (few), Carillon Provo Park [44](W end) June 12 (1)(RAL); Oak Ridges [19](Bloomington G.C.) June 6 (1)(AJH); Rattray Marsh [18] July 4 (2), 18 (2), Aug. 10 (1), 19 (1)(CR); Peterborough [37](Twin Lakes) June 19 (12), Cambridge [15] June 19 (3)(JS); Port Franks [7] May 8 (8), June 18 (3), July 4 (6)(KS); Ouimet [52] May 12 (1), Lyon Twp. [52] June 12 (3)(NGE); Toronto [19](Rouge Valley) June 14, (Lynde Shores) July 10, (Brickworks) Aug. 11, (Cherry Beach) Aug. 17 (CJS); Castleton [22] not common in May this year (CCH); Matachewan [50] May 19 (6), 21 (25), 18 (5), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (28), 24 (5)(LT); Washago [35](S. River Rd.) May 3 (2), Orillia [35](Georgian College) May 8 (2 form marginata), Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) May 29 (4)(RLB); Estaire [49](Hwy. 69 S ofHwy. 637) May 14 (1), Halton Co. [17] seen in many areas with numbers high (20-25) late May - early June, Actino­ lite [24](Flinton Rd. 7.2 km N Hwy 7) July 10 (1), Nepean [42](Stoney Swamp) July 9 (1)(WIM); Halton Co. Forest [17] (Mahon Tract) April 28 (1 fresh 0 "marginata"); Algonquin P.P. [47] (Source Lake Rd.) May 14 (1 "marginata"), (airfield) May 29 (1 "Iucimarginata"); Rockton Tract [11] May 17 (1 "margi­ nata"); Matachewan [50] (cutover) May 24 (6 "marginata" & "Iucimarginata"), 25 (4 "marginata"), June 5 (4 "marginata" & "Iucimarginata"); St. Williams [4] (Manester Tract) May 27 (6 "violacea" & "marginata"), July 27 (3 0 "neglecta"); Alfred Bog [43] June 4 (6 "marginata" & "Iucimarginata"); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) Jwne 11 (2 "Iucimarginata"), 12 (3 "Iucimarginata"); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (1 very worn ~); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (35 fresh to worn "neglecta"), 27 (60, 2 ~ "neglecta"), Aug. 28 (3 "neglecta"), Sept. 11 (1 worn "neglecta"), 18 (1 worn "neglecta"); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (3 0 "neglecta")(TS); Point Pelee [1] April 14 (2)(TTD); April 19 (2 fresh o)(AW); May 10 (2)(RZD+BNC); June 14 (6 ex. fresh ~ - start ofsecond brood), June 15 (20 fresh), June 30 (60 fresh to worn), July 6 (3 worn), July 23 (8 ex. fresh - start ofthird brood)(AW); July 27 (9 ex. fresh + 1 ragged o)(AW+TS); July 30 (6 fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (12 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 10 (2 fresh), Aug. 15 (30 fresh), Aug. 29 (3 fresh), Sept. 9 (1 ex. fresh - start of fourth brood) (AW); Sept. 11 (1 fairly fresh)(AW+TS); Sept. 17-18 (1 not fresh - same individual on both dates) (AW); Sturgeon Creek [1] June 13 (1 fairly fresh ~ - start of second brood)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (5 ex. fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); St. Williams [4] May 8 (80), Kinmount [36] June 11 (1 "lucia")(RC); Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (10 ovipositing on New Jersey Tea), 23 (larve on .New Jersey Tea), Pelee N.P. [1] July 31 (5), Aug. 12 (10), 14 (6)(MNP).

Genus CLXII: Glaucopsyche Scudder

2. Glaucopsyche lygdamus (Doubleday) SILVERY BLUE b) I. couperi Grote - (TL - Anticosti Island, Quebec) d) I. lygdamus (Doubleday) - (TL - Pine forests ofGeorgia)

In 1994 - Northumberland Forest [22] June 15 (o's only), July 1 (final instar larva)(WJDE); White Lake [41](Hwy. 511, 3 km SW of) May 22 (3), Calabogie [40](4 km W of) May 27 (1), Alfred Bog [44] June 5 (1), Becketts Landing [42](1.3 mi NW of) June 11 (few), Griffith [40](Hwy. 41, 11 km NE of) June 23 (1), Kinburn [42](3 mi S of) June 28 (1)(RAL); Cambridge [15] June 19 (1 F)(JS);

42 Ouimet [52] June 18 (5)(NGE); Matachewan [50] June 2 (1), 4 (20), 10 (50), July 6 (10), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (1 fresh)(LT); Algonquin P. P. [47] (Source Lake Rd.) May 23 (1 imm. 0); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 11 (2 fresh, 8 worn), 12 (8 worn), 18 (7 worn); Kirkfield [36] (@ 10 km Not) June 18 (10 fresh to worn); Matachewan [50](Hwy 65 9.6 km S ot) July 1 (12 0 & ~, with sev. ~ ovipostiting on vetch); 1 ova collected and reared to pupal stage); Nellie Lake [53] (Berling­ hoff Rd.) July 24 (1 very worn o)(TS); Nipigon (8 km E ot) [52] July 16 (5 worn)(WGL+RC+AW); Shannonville [24] June 5 (8), Kinmount [39] June 11 (20)(RC); Demorestville C.A. [23] June 12 (10), Presqu'ile P.P. [22] June 13 (2)(MNP); Peterborough [37] June 19 (TEAC).

Genus CLXV: Lycaeides Hubner

1. Lycaeides idas (Linnaeus) NORTHERN BLUE e) i. scudderi (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba)

In 1994 - Nellie Lake [53] (BerlinghoffRd.) July 21 (1 worn 0), 29 (1 worn o)(TS); Clearwater Bay [54] July 10 (7 fresh to worn)(AW+RC+WGL); Shoal Lake Road at Hwy. 17 [54] July 11 (1 fresh) (WGL+RC); Pic River mouth [52] July 16 (25 ex. fresh to fresh)(AW+RC+WGL).

2. Lycaeides melissa (W.H. Edwards) KARNER BLUE a) m. samuelis Nabokov - (TL - "Center" = Kamer, New York)

In 1994 - none encountered at the Port Franks & St. Williams localities (QFH).

Genus CLXVI: Plebejus Kluk

1. Plebejus saepiolus (Boisduval) a) s. amica (W.H. Edwards) - (TL ­ Mackenzie's R. - Fort Simpson, N.W.T.)

SAEPIOLUS BLUE

In 1994 - Manitoulin Island [48] (Robinson Twp.) June 26 (1 ~)(MH+ NGI); Savant Lake [52](70 km N ot) June 20 (3), Ouimet [52] July 24 (1 o)(NGE); Matachewan [50] June 20 (1), 28 (15), July 1 (30), 19 (5)(LT); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 65 9.6 km S ot) July 1 (50 imm. 0 & ~, including 3 brown morph ~, with several ~ ovipositing on vetch), July 23 (2 worn ~); Nellie Lake [53](Berlinghoff Rd.) July 24 (3 0, 3 ~ all very worn), 29 (2 very worn ~)(TS); Rossport [52] July 16 (12 fresh to worn), Pic River mouth Plebejus saepiolus - Manitoulin Is. Robinson Twp. [52] July 16 (15 ex. fresh to not fresh) June 26, 1994 (N. Ironside and M. Holt) . (AW+RC+WGL).

43 Genus CLXVIII: Agriades Hubner

1. Agriades rustica (W.H. Edwards) ARCTIC BLUE - (TL - Pike's Peak, restricted to Vic. Empire, Clear Creek Co., Colorado by F.M. Brown) d) r. lacustris (T.N. Freeman) - (TL - Norway House, Manitoba)

In 1994 - no reports.

Family LffiYTHEIDAE Boisduval Genus CLXXVIII: Libytheana Michener

1. Libytheana bachmanii (Kirtland) SNOUT BUTTERFLY a) b. bachmanii (Kirtland) - (TL - northern Ohio)

In 1994 - Kettle Point [7](Indian Reserve) Sept. 19 (1)(QFH); Pelee Is. [1] Aug. 16 (6), (Alvar) Aug. 19 (2)(RLB); Point Pelee N. P. [1] (pioneer) July 26 (3 imm.), (Tip) Aug. 28 (2 imm.), Sept. 11 (3 worn)(all specimens were the dry weather form)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 16 (1 fresh + 1 worn), June 30 (1 worn), July 1 (1 worn), July 2 (1 worn), July 4 (4 worn -on Basswood flowers), July 23 (5 worn) (AW); July 26 (4 fresh to worn)(AW+LLM); July 30 (2 ex. fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (8 ex. fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 10 (1 ex. fresh), Aug. 15 (2 ex. fresh), Aug. 17 (1 ex. fresh), Aug. 18 (2 ex. fresh), Aug. 22 (5 ex. fresh)(AW); Aug. 27 (6 ex. fresh)(AW+TS); Sept. 9 (2 ex. fresh) (AW); Sept. 11 (2 fresh)(AW+TS); Pelee N.P. [1] Aug. 12 (1)(MNP).

Family NYMPHALIDAE Swainson Subfamily Argynninae Blanchard

Genus CLXXXV: Euptoieta Doubleday

1. Euptoieta claudia (Cramer) - (TL - Jamaica) VARIEGATED FRITILLARY

In 1994 - Savant Lake [52](70 km N of) June 20 (1 - my first for the Thunder Bay Dist.)(NGE); Silver Lake [38] June 15 (3 - Ist for Muskoka Dist.)(RLB).

Genus CLXXXVI: Speyeria Scudder

2. Speyeria cybele (Fabricius) GREAT SPANGLED FRITILLARY a) c. cybele (Fabricius) - (TL - New York)

In 1994 - Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) Aug. 7 (3), Port Franks [7] July 12 (1 worn F), Elmwood [33](3 km E of) July 19 (1)(QFH); Lavant Station [41](railbed, 6 km N of) July 3 (2), Barryvale [40] (railbed 1.7 km S of) Aug. 6 (1)(RAL); Buckshot Lake [25] Aug. 18 (13)(1S); Port Franks [7] July 29 (1)(KS); Slate River Valley [52] Aug. 21 (3 - late record)(NGE); Toronto [19](1ames Gdns.) July 24, (Downsview Dells) July 27 (2)(CJS); Matachewan [50] July 10 (1 0'), 19 (4), Sept. 4 & 23 (1), Berling­ hoff Rd. [53] Aug. 6 (10)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) July 22 (1 nectaring on Swamp Milkweed), 26 (1 netaring at Purple Coneflower & Bergamot)(WE); Kimberley [33] July 9 (2), Holland Landing [19] Aug.

44 7 (1)(RLB); Bronte P.P. [17] June 29 (1), Actinolite [24](Flinton Rd. 7.2 kIn N Hwy 7) July 10 (1), Ottawa [42](Burnt Lands) July 9 (1)(WIM); Branchton [15] July 3 (4 fresh), 22 (1 worn ~); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (1); Rock Chapel Sanc. [11] July 11 (1 c); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 65 9.6 kIn S of) July 23 (3 0', 2 ~ all fresh), Aug. 6 (3 worn); Nellie Lake [53](BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (2 0', 2 ~), 29 (5 0' & ~), Aug. 6 (8 worn); Eby Pothole Road [50](4 kIn SE ofHwy 66) July 24 (1 ~), Aug. 6. (2 worn); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (1 worn c), Aug. 28 (1 very worn ~), Sept. 11 (1 very worn ~); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (3 fresh 0', 2 worn ~); Callander [46] July 28 (2)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 30 (1 fresh c), July 2 (6 fresh c), July 6 (6 fresh to worn), July 23 (5 ragged O')(AW); July 26 (2 ragged O')(AW+LLM); July 31 (1 ragged O')(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (1 ragged O')(AW+ PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 22 (1 worn)(AW); Aug. 27 (1 ragged O')(AW+TS); Sept. 11 (1 ragged ~ ­ record late date for Pelee)(AW+TS); Pelee Island [1] July 8 (12 fresh to worn)(AW+RC+WGL); Wind­ sor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (8 worn O')(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Finland [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh O')(AW); Sleeman [51] July 12 (8 ex. fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); Beverley Swamp [11] June 26 (1)(RC); CrieffBog [16](along RR) July 3 (5), 9 (5), Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30, Aug. 13 (1 fresh), Sept. 4 (2), Pinery P.P. [1] Sept. 2 (1)(MNP).

3. Speyeria aphrodite (Fabricius) THE APHRODITE a) a. aphrodite (Fabricius) - (TL - New York Co., New York) b) a. winni (Gunder) - (TL - Calixte de Kilkenny, Quebec) c) a. alcestis (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Galena, Jo Davies Co., Illinois)

In 1994 - Stanley [52] Sept. 3 (2 - late record)(NGE); Matachewan [50] July 27 (1), 30 (3), to Sept. 11 (5), BerlinghoffRd. [53] Aug. 6 (30)(LT); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 65 9.6 kIn S of) July 23 (10 imm. 0' & ~), Aug. 6 (4 worn); Nellie Lake [53] (Berlinghoff Rd.) July 24 (10 imm. 0' & ~), 29 (25 imm. 0' & ~), Aug. 6 (22 fresh to worn 0' & ~); Eby Pothole Rd. [50] (4 kIn SE ofHwy 66) Aug. 6 (3 worn)(TS); Rainy River mouth [51] July 14 (1 not fresh O')(AW); Fort Frances [51] July 15 (1 fresh 0') (WGL+RC); Demorestville C.A. [23] Aug. 6 (1)(MNP).

4. Speyeria idalia (Drury) REGAL FRITILLARY - (TL - New York, NY)

In 1994 - no reports.

11. Speyeria atlantis (W.H. Edwards) ATLANTIS FRITILLARY a) a. atlantis (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Hunter, Greene Co., New York) c) a. hollandi F. & R. Chermock - (TL - Riding Mts., Manitoba)

In 1994 - Flower Station [41](railbed, 1.6 kIn S of) July 3 (1)(RAL); Hwy. 522 [46](10 kIn E of Hwy. 69) July 17 (AMH); Lyon Twp. [52](bog) July 10 (50+)(NGE); Matachewan [50] June 28 (15), July 19 (50) to Aug. 11 (1), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (5), BerlinghoffRd. [53] Aug. 6 (75)(LT); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 65 9.6 kIn S of) July 1 (3 fresh), 23 (25 imm. & fresh), Aug. 6 (12 very worn); Nellie Lake [53] (BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (185 fresh to worn 0' & ~), 29 (175 mostly worn 0' & ~, including 1 aberrant dark ~), Aug. 6 (75 worn); Eby Pothole Rd. [50] (4 kIn SE ofHwy 66) July 24 (10), Aug. 6 (8 worn); Callander [46] July 28 (8)(TS); Kenora (Hwy. 17 at 71) [54] July 10 (5 ex. fresh c), War Eagle Lake [54] July 10 (3 ex. fresh c), Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (40 ex. fresh), Finland [51] July 12 (25 ex. fresh), Fort Frances (25 kIn E on Hwy. 11) [51] July 15 (10 ex. fresh) (AW+RC+WGL).

45 Genus CLXXXV: Clossiana Reuss

1. Clossiana eunomia (Esper) BOG FRITILLARY a) e. tric/aris (Hubner) - (TL - Labrador) c) e. dawsoni (Barnes & McDunnough) - (TL - Hymers, Ontario)

In 1994 - Matachewan [50] June 19 (1)(LT).

2. Clossiana selene [Denis & Schiffermuller] SILVER BORDERED FRITILLARY a) s. myrina (Cramer) - (TL - vic. New York, New York) f) s. atrocostalis (Huard) - (TL - Jellicoe, Ontario)

In 1994 - Becketts Landing [42](1.3 mi NW of) June 11 (1), Barryvale Rd. [40](2.6 km SW Hwy 511) Aug. 6 (1)(RAL); Lyon Twp. [52] common June 12 - July 10 (NGE); Matachewan [50] July 1 (2) (LT); Nassagaweya Twp. [17](Blue Springs Creek) Sept. 4 (1)(WIM); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 18 (1 fresh); Matachewan [50](Hwy 65 9.6 km S of) July 1 (2 worn), 23 (2 worn); Birch Island [45] July 2 (1 worn); Nellie Lake [53](BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (8 worn), Aug. 6 (2 very worn)(TS); Finland [51] July 12 (6 worn)(RC+WGL+AW); Nipigon (8 km E of)[52] July 16 (2 fresh)(RC+WGL); Kinmount [36] June 19 (1)(RC); CrieffBog [16](along RR) July 3 (10), 9 (10)(MNP).

2. Clossiana bellona (Fabricius) MEADOW FRITILLARY a) b. bellona (Fabricius) - (TL - America) b) b. toddi (Holland) - (TL - St. Margarets River, Quebec)

In 1994 - Thunder Bay Dist. [52] rarely encountered this year, Lyon Twp. [52] June 12 (1), O'Connor Twp. [52] Aug. 20 (1 - my latest record - possible 2nd brood?)(NGE); Castleton [22] June 25 (2nd brood)(CCH); Matachewan [50] June 5 (4), 9 (10), 10 (30)(LT); Holland Landing [19] Aug. 7 (4) (RLB); Ottawa [42](Burnt Lands) July 9 (1), Actinolite [24](Flinton Rd. 7.2 km N Hwy 7) July 10 (1) (WIM); Matachewan [50] (cutover) June 5 (25 imm. & fresh), Aug. 6 (2 imm.)(TS); Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (5 ex. fresh), Finland [51] July 12 (4 ex. fresh), Sleeman [51] July 12 (3 ex. fresh), Finland [51] July 14 (20 fresh), Fort Frances [51] July 15 (5 fresh) (AW+ RC+WGL); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (12 worn)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Oct. 2 (1 worn - record late date for Ontario?) (AW); Branchton [15] July 16 (1), St. Catherines [12](Short Hills P.P.) Aug. 21 (20), Springarden/ Ojibway [1] July 30 (5), Sept. 4 (100+ ovipositing) (MNP).

3. Clossiana frigga (Thunberg) SAGA FRITILLARY a)f saga (Staudinger) - (TL - Labrador)

In 1994 - Lyon Twp. [52](fen) June 12 (3 - very early at a new location), Lake St. Joseph [52](S shore) June 21 (1 in wet boggy spruce area, another new location)(NGE); Matachewan [50] June 19 (1) (LT).

8. Clossianafreija (Thunberg) FREIJA FRITILLARY a)f freija (Thunberg) - (TL - Lappland)

In 1994 - Matachewan [50] May 21 (70+),25 (30),28 (30), June 10 (15 worn)(LT); Matachewan [50](cutover) May 24 (24 imm.), 25 (45 imm. & fresh), June 5 (15 worn)(TS).

46 11. Clossiana titania (Esper) PURPLE LESSER FRITILLARY a) t. boisduvalii (Duponchel) - (TL -? or Labrador) c) t. grandis (Barnes & McDunnough) - (TL - Hymers, Ontario)

In 1994 - Matachewan [50] July 27 (65), 30 (100+), BerlinghoffRd. [53] Aug. 6 (lO)(LT).Nellie Lake [53] (Berlinghoff Rd.) July 29 (25 imm. & fresh), Aug. 6 (18 imm. & fresh); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 65 at Soud Rd.) Aug. 6 (100 imm. & fresh); Eby pothole Rd. [50](4 km S ofHwy 66) Aug. 6 (4 fresh)(TS).

Subfamily Melitaeinae Grote

Genus CXC: Charidryas Scudder

1. Charidryas gorgone (Hubner) GORGONE CHECKERSPOT b) g. carlota (Reakirt) - (TL - coastal Georgia)

Recorded in 1891 (Toronto).

2. Charidryas nycteis (Doubleday & Hewitson) SILVERY CHECKERSPOT a) n. nycteis (Doubleday & Hewitson) - (TL - "middle States") b) n. drusius (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Colorado & Arizona)

In 1994 - Port Franks [7] July 12 (9 - 2 in copula - all @ Milkweed flowers)(QFH); Port Franks [7](N Fen Trail) July 11 (400)(KS); Ouimet [52] June 188 (1 fresh)(NGE); Matachewan [50] June 17 (2), 19 (4), 22 (10), July 1 (10)(LT); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 11 (1 imm.), 12 (1 fresh), 18 (5); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 65 9.6 km S of) July 1 (7 fresh to worn); Branchton [15] July 3 (5 worn)(TS); Kinmount [37] June 18 (1)(RC).

3. Charidryas harrisii (Scudder) HARRIS CHECKERSPOT a) h. harrisii (Scudder) - (TL - Norway, Maine) b) h. hanhami (Fletcher) - (TL - Bird Hill, nr. Winnipeg, Manitoba)

In 1994 - Matachewan [50] (Hwy 659.6 km S of) July 1 (1 worn)(TS).

Genus CXCV: Phyciodes Hubner Note: James A. Scott (pp 309) has - "227. Phyciodes morpheus (= selenis = pascoensis) Orange Crescent". In this Summary we are using Memoir #'s 2 & 3 by Miller, Brown et at.).

3. Phyciodes tharos (Drury) PEARL CRESCENT b) t. tharos (Drury) - (TL - probably New York, New York) d) t. pascoensis W.G. Wright - (TL - Pasco, Washington)

In 1994 - (form tharos) -Varna [13](Bannockburn c.A.) July 3 (5), Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) Aug. 16 (10)(QFH); Rattray Marsh [18] June 14 (2),28 (1), Hilton Falls [17] July 3 (many)(CR); Ouimet [52] June 18 (1 fresh), Stanley [52] Aug. 20 (1 fresh - my latest record, possible 2nd brood?)(NGE); Toronto area [19] small numbers seen at various locations June 4 - Oct. 2 (CJS); Matachewan [50] June 20 (3) to July 19 (10), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (10- 24 - 11 fresh)(LT); Halton

47 Co. [17] seen in various areas in numbers from 1-20, June/July, Demorestville C.A. Dam [23] July 8 (1), Portland [27](Hwy 15 2.1 km S Reg.Rd. 38) July 8 (1), Ottawa [42](Burnt Lands) July 9 (1)(WIM); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (2 worn ~); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (11 worn 0 & ~), 27 (4 fresh, 1 worn), Aug. 28 (6 worn 0 & ~), Sept. 11 (10 fresh to worn 0 & ~), 18 (6 worn 0 & ~) (TS); Point Pelee [1] July 2 (1 ex. fresh 0 - start of second brood), July 23 (12 ex. fresh)(AW); July 27 (15 fresh)(AW+TS); July 30 (25 fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (50 fresh to worn)(AW+PRM+ CDK+JAM); Aug. 15 (60 fresh to worn), Aug. 22 (15 ex. fresh - start of third brood?), Aug. 29 (25 fresh)(AW); Sept. 6 (45 fresh to worn)(AW+WGL); Sept. 24 (15 fresh to worn), Sept. 29 (3 worn), Sept. 30 (12 worn), Oct. 2 (3 worn), Oct. 6 (3 worn), Oct. 7 (2 worn), Oct. 11 (1 ragged)(AW); Pelee Island (Fish Point)[I] July 8 (150 ex. fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (150 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Oct. 2 (5 worn)(AW); Windsor Ojibway Prairie [1] Oct. 15 (1 worn) (WGL); Shoal Lake Road at Hwy. 17 [54] July 11 (1 fresh M)(AW); Ancaaster [l1](Martin's Lane) May 30 (1)(RC); Demorestville C.A. [23] June 12 (2 mating), Aug. 6 (4), CrieffBog [16](along RR) July 3 (30), Pelee N.P. [1] July 31 (20), Aug. 12 (20), 14 (8), Sept. 5 (20+)(MNP). In 1994 - (form pascoensis) - Carillon Provo Park [44](W end) June 12 (2), Griffith [40](Hwy. 41, 11 km NE of) June 23 (2), Kanata [42](2.5 mi W of) June 28 (2), Lavant Station [41](railbed 4 km N of), July 3 (1), (5 km N of) July 3 (2), (6 km N of) July 3 (2), Hawkesbury [44](2 km S of) July 15 (1)(RAL); Pelee Is. [1] Aug. 16 (2)(RLB); Kinmount [37](Reid St.) June 11 (5 imm. 0), 12 (5 0, 1 ~ all fresh), 18 (8 0 & ~ including 2 "marcia" ~); Halton Reg. Forest [17](Turner Tract) June 15 (2 0); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 65 9.6 km S of) July 1 (9 0 & ~ including 1 "marcia" ~); Birch Island [45] July 2 (3); Branchton [15] July 3 (8 worn 0 & ~), 22 (2 ragged with 1 expiring after nectaring at Joe-pye weed); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (3 worn); Beverly Swamp C. A. [11] July 3 (6 worn); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 9 (1 worn ~), 13 (1 worn); Nellie Lake [53](BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (12 worn 0 & ~), 29 (8 worn 0 & ~)(TS); Point Pelee [1] May 23 (1 ex. fresh 0), May 24 (3 ex. fresh o)(AW); June 1 (15 fresh to worn)(AW+WGL); June 8 (20 fresh to worn), June 14 (25 ex. fresh to worn), June 30 (2 ragged), July 2 (2 fresh in copula), July 6 (1 not fresh ~), Hillman Marsh [1] May 30 (1 not fresh ~) (AW); Shoal Lake Road at Hwy. 17 [54] July 11 (8 worn)(RC+AW+WGL); Finland [51] July 12 (3 worn)(AW); Rainy River [51] July 12 (3 not fresh)(AW+WGL), 14 (3 not fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); Budreau's Point [51] July 13 (2 fresh)(AW+WGL); Fort Frances [51] July 15 (2 worn)(RC); Fort Frances (25 km Eon Hwy. 11)[51] July 15 (1 not fresh F)(AW+WGL); Kinmount [37] June 18 (12)(RC).

4. Phyciodes batesii (Reakirt) TAWNY CRESCENT - (TL - Gloucester, NJ)

In 1994 - Dwyer Hill Siding [42](3 mi SE of) June 11 (many)(RAL); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 18 (3 0, 2 ~ all fresh); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 659.6 km S of) July 1 (1 fresh)(TS); Sleeman [51] July 12 (1 fairly fresh 0 - second record for Rainy River District?)(AW).

Genus CCI: Euphydryas Scudder

1. Euphydryas phaeton (Drury) THE BALTIMORE a) p. phaeton (Drury) - (TL - New York)

In 1994 - Kanata [42](2.5 mi W of) June 28 (2)(RAL); Brantford [1 0](Grand R. hanging fen) July 11 (3)(KS); Branchton [15] July 3 (2 imm.), 22 (9 fresh to worn)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 30 (1 not fresh - an obvious stray - first Point Pelee record since 1931)(AW); Branchton [15] June 26 (2), July 16 (4 - 3 worn), Brantford [lO](Hardy Rd.) July 9 (6), 16 (1), Copetown [16] July 17 (1 worn)(MNP).

48 Subfamily Nymphalinae Swainson Tribe Nymphalini Swainson

Genus CXCVIII: Polygonia Hubner

1. Polygonia interrogationis (Fabricius) QUESTION MARK = fabricii (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Coalburgh, West Virginia) = f "umbrosa" (Lintner) - (TL - Schoharie, N.Y.) = f "crameri" (Scudder) - (TL - Massachusetts)

In 1994 - Cobourg [22] June 17 (first seen - possible population "explosion" this year)(WJDE); Kettle Point [7](Indian Reserve) Sept. 199 (1)(QFH); Barryvale [40](railbed, 1.7 km S ot) June 22 (1) (RAL); Aurora [19] Oct. 28 (1)(AJH); Hilton Falls [17] July 3 (3), Rattray Marsh [18] July 4 (1), 18 (4), 21 (1)(CR); Toronto area [19] SW migration through July (BH); Toronto area [19] small numbers seen at various locations (sometimes feeding on sap) April 24 - Oct. 2 (CJS); Castleton [22] June 6 (1 worn), 19 (1 fresh), larva found on nettle - adult emerged Sept. 15 (CCH); Matachewan [50] June 27 (3), July 6 (1), 16 (1 - laying eggs on hops, quack grass (?), elderberry and larch)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) single adults seen nectaring in June & July (WE); Burks Falls [46] July 13 (1), Pelee Is. [1] Aug. 16 (1), Mark­ dale [33] Oct. 1 (1)(RLB); Nassagaweya Twp. [17](Shanahan Tract) June 8 (1), (Bums C.A.) July 13 (2)(WIM); LaSalette [4] June 17 (1 dark form); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (1 light form); Mayfield [18] (GolfCourse) July 21 (1); Rock Chapel Sanc. [11] July 22 (2 imm. dark form); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (9 fresh to worn dark form), 27 (6 fresh dark form), Aug. 28 (1), Sept. 18. (1 dark form); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (6 fresh to worn dark form); Brampton [18] Sept. 21 (1 light form), Oct. 7 (1)(TS); Point Pelee [1] May 18 (2)(KAM+RLW); June 1 (45 fresh dark form)(AW+WGL); June 14 (3 fresh 'dark' form), June 15 (9 fresh 'dark'), June 16 (6 fresh 'dark'), June 30 (6 ex. fresh 'dark' - start of new brood), July 23 (40 fresh)(AW); July 26 (12 fresh)(AW+LLM); July 30 (8 fresh to worn)(AW+ KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (4 fresh to worn - one ovipositing on Hackberry)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 15 (8 fresh to worn), Aug. 25 (1 ex. fresh 'light' form), Aug. 29 (1 ex. fresh'light')(AW); Sept. 6 (1 ex. fresh 'dark' + 1 ex. fresh'light')(AW+WGL); Sept. 17 (1 ex. fresh 'light')(AW); Sept. 18 (5 ex. fresh 'light')(AW+TS); Sept. 24 (2 ex. fresh 'light'), Oct. 6 (12 ex. fresh 'light'), Oct. 11 (1 ex. fresh 'light'), Oct. 12 (1 ex. fresh 'light'), Oct. 22 (3 fresh 'light'), Oct. 28 (1 fairly fresh 'light')(AW); Pelee Island [1] July 8 (50 fresh 'dark')(AW+RC+WGL); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (1 fresh) (AW+PRM+ CDK+JAM); Koshlong Lake [39] July 3 (1 fresh 'dark')(AW); Kinmount [36] June 19 (1), St. Williams [4] Aug. 1 (4 worn 'summer' & 1 fresh 'winter')(RC); North York [19] June 1 (1), July 4 (2)(NL); Leslie Spit [19] June 18 (2), Branchton [15] June 26 (2), July 16 (2), Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (3), Aug. 7 (1), Pelee N.P. [1] July 31 (10), Aug. 14 (3), Springarden Prairie [1] Sept. 4 (1)(MNP).

2. Polygonia comma (Harris) - (TL - New York) HOP MERCHANT = harrisii (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Coalburgh, West Virginia) = f "dryas" (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Coalburgh, West Virginia)

In 1994 - Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE ot) June 30 (1), Lavant [41](2 km E ot) July 3 (1), Mile Lake [40](railbed Sot) July 3 (1), Hawkesbury [40](2 km S ot) July 15 (1)(RAL); Rattray [18] July 4 (1) (CR); Scarborough [19] April 4 (BH); Toronto area [19] small numbers seen at various locations (some­ times feeding on sap) June 22 - Oct. 30 (CJS); Matachewan [50] May 4 (3), June 14 (1), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 24 (1)(LT); Pelee Is. [1] Aug. 16 (2)(RLB); Nassagaweya Twp. [17](Frank Tract) May 22 (1), (Shanahan Tract) May 29 (1), Orangeville [34](Reservoir) July 22 (1) (WIM); Algonquin P. P. [47] (Arrowhon Rd.) May 14 (1); Matachewan [50] (cutover) June 5 (1);

49 Kinmount [37](Reid St.) June 18 (1 dark form)~ Mississauga [18](Derrydale G. C.) June 19 (1 dark form)~ Mayfield [18](GolfCourse) July 21 (1 worn light form); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 22 (2 fresh dark form); Nellie Lake (BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (I worn dark form), 29 (1 imm. dark form), Aug. 6 (1 imm. light form); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (4 fresh to worn dark form), 27 (3 worn dark form), Aug. 28 (1 light form), Sept. 11 (3 light form); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (2 worn dark form); Eby Pothole Rd. [50](4 km SE ofHwy 66) Aug. 6 (1 imm. light form)(TS); Point Pelee [1] April 1 (2)(GTH +EJM); April 15 (18 fresh), June 14 (1 ex. fresh 'dark' form - start of new brood), June 16 (1 ex. fresh 'dark), July 2 (3 fresh'dark')(AW); July 27 (2 ex. fresh)(AW+TS); July 30 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+KAM+ RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (1 worn)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 15 (1 ex. fresh), Aug. 25 (1 ex. fresh 'dark'), Sept. 6 (1 ex. fresh 'light')(AW)~ Sept. 11 (3 ex. fresh 'light')(AW+TS)~ Sept. 17 (2 ex. fresh 'light'), Sept. 30 (8 ex. fresh 'light'), Oct. 2 (1 ex. fresh 'dark' + 4 ex. fresh 'light'), Oct. 6 (6 ex. fresh 'light')(AW); Oct. 8 (9 ex. fresh'light')(AW+STP); Oct. 22 (7 fresh 'light'), November 7 (1 fresh 'light'), November 16 (1 fresh 'light'), Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Oct. 2 (1 not fresh 'light')(AW) ; Beamer C.A. [6] April 2 (1), Ancaster [ll](Martin's Lane) June 3 (3 'summer'), Sleeman [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh) (RC); North York [19] April 23 (1 worn), July 6 (1 fresh)(NL); Peterborough [37](Twin Lakes) May 14, Toronto [19] Oct. 30 (1)(MNP).

Polygonius satyrus - Nellie Lake [53] Polygonius faunus - Nellie Lake [53] July 29, 1994 (T. Sabo) July 24,1994 (T. Sabo)

3. Po/ygonia satyrus (W.H. Edwards) SATYR ANGLE WING a) s. satyrus (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Empire, Clear Creek Co. Colorado) b) s. neomarsyas dos Passos - (TL - Salmon Meadows, Brewster, Washington)

In 1994 - BerlinghoffRd. [53] Aug. 6 (2)(LT); Nellie Lake [53](BerlinghoffRd.) July 29 (8 imm) (TS); Shoal Lake Road at Hwy. 17 [54] July 11 (1 ex. fresh)(WGL).

50 4. Po/ygoniafaunus C'N.H. Edwards) GREEN COMMA a)ffaunus (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Hunter, Greene Co., New York)

In 1994 - Thunder Bay [52] uncommon May 12 - Aug. 21, Quetico P.P. [51](Stanton Bay Rd.) June 9 (15)(NGE); Matachewan [50] May 4 (4), 28 (11) to Aug. 27 (100+), Sept. 11 (15), North Bay [49](Homsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (1), BerlinghoffRd. [53] Aug. 6 (75 -C 5, very grey, little or no green)(LT); Matachewan [50](cutover) May 25 (1 worn), July 23 (4 imm.), Aug. 6 (7 imm.); Eby Pot­ hole Rd. [50] (4 km SE of Hwy 66) July 24 (6 imm.), Aug. 6 (5 imm. including 2 sipping honeydew below an aphid colony); Nellie Lake [53](BerlinghoffRd.) July 29 (43 imm. & fresh including sev. with plain gray underwings and greatly reduced submarginal spots), Aug. 6 (15 imm.)(TS); Finland [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh)C'NGL); Fort Frances (25 km Eon Hwy. 11)[51] July 15 (8 ex. fresh)(AW+WGL+ RC).

8. Polygonia gracilis Grote & Robinson HOARY COMMA - (TL - Mt. Washington, N H)

In 1994 - Thunder Bay [52] July 21 (1), Sept. 3 (1)(NGE); Eby Township [50] (@ 10 km SW of Hwy 66 on an unnamed access road, opposite 'Swaztika Tree Nursery' Road) July 23 (1 imm.); Nellie Lake [53] (BerlinghoffRd.) July 29 (8 imm.), Aug. 6 (2)(TS).

10. Polygoniaprogne (Cramer) GRAY COMMA a) p. progne (Cramer) - (TL - Jamaica and New York)

In 1994 - Lavant Station [41](railbed, 4 km N of) July 3 (1)(RAL); Thunder Bay [52](waterfront) Aug. 18 (1), Kakabeka Falls [52] Aug. 20 (2)(NGE); Matachewan [50] May 4 (2) to June 20 (2 worn), July 10 (10 fresh), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (25), 23 (10), 24 (6), Berlinghoff Rd. [53] Aug. 6 (25)(LT).Halton Reg. Forest [17] (Mahon Tract) Apr. 28 (1); Algonquin P. P. [47] (Source Lake Rd.) May 8 (2 worn), 14 (2 worn), 23 (1), 29 (1); Matachewan [50](cutover) May 24 (1), 25 (1), June 5 (1), July 23 (2), Aug. 6 (4 imm. including 1 sipping honeydew below a woolly aphid colony); Nellie Lake [53](BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (2 fresh dark form), 29 (2 imm. dark form), Aug. 6 (20 fresh dark form); Eby Pothole Rd. [50] (4 km SE ofHwy 66) July 24 (2 fresh dark form), Aug. 6 (2 imm. dark form)(TS); Hwy. 17 at Manitoba border [54] July 10 (1 fresh)(AW+WGL); Shoal Lake Road at Hwy. 17 [54] July 11 (3 fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); Finland [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Rainy River [51] July 14 (1 ex. fresh 'light')C'NGL+AW); Fort Frances [51](25 km E on Hwy. 11) July 15 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+RC+WGL).

Genus CXCVIX: Nymphalis Kluk

1. Nymphalis vau-album ([Denis & Schiffermuller]) COMPTON TORTOISESHELL a) v. j-album (Boisduval & Leconte) - (TL - vic. New York, Philadelphia & New Harmony, IN)

In 1994 - Cobourg [22] Sept. 25 (WIDE); Sand Point [40](6 km W of) Sept. 11 (1)(RAL); Scar­ borough [19] April 23 (BH); Thunder Cape [52] April 30 (6), Slate River Valley [52] Aug. 21 (5)(NGE); Castleton [22] Sept. 25 (1 slightly worn)(CCH); Matachewan [50] April 7 (1) to Aug. 27 (75+), Oct. 11 (1), Nov. 14 (1), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (1), Berlinghoff Rd. [53] Aug. 6 (20)(LT); Acton [17](Hwy 25 S Sdrd. 22) June 28 (1)(WIM); Algonquin P. P. [47](Arrowhon Rd.) May 23 (1); St.Williams [4](Forestry Station) May 27 (1); Kinmount [37](Reid St.) June 11 (1); Nellie Lake [53](BerlinghoffRd.) July 29 (12 imm.), Aug. 6 (25 imm. & fresh); Matachewan [50](cutover) Aug. 6 (5 imm.); Eby Pothole Rd. [50](4 km SE of Hwy 66) Aug. 6 (8 imm.)(TS); Leamington [1] Aug. 27 (1

51 fresh)(GTH)~ War Eagle Lake [54] July 10 (1 ex. fresh), Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (5 ex. fresh), Ingolf[54] July 11 (1 ex. fresh), Fort Frances [51](25 kIn Eon Hwy. 11) July 15 (20 ex. fresh)(AW+RC +WGL)~ Aldershot [17] Dec. 26 (1 - flying around railway trestle; record late date for Ontario)(MWH GH+MM).

3. Nymphalis antiopa (Linnaeus) MOURNING CLOAK a) a. antiopa (Linnaeus) - (TL - Sweden)

In 1994 - Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 kIn SE of) April 24 (1), Carillon Provo Park [44)(W end) June 12 (1), Mount St. Patrick [40](7.5 kIn NE of) June 23 (1), Hwy. 34 [44](1 kIn S ofHwy. 17) July 15 (1) (RAL); King Twp. [19](Cardinal G.C.) Oct. 6 (1 worn), Aurora [19] Oct. 28 (1)(AJH)~ Rattray Marsh [18] June 288 (1), Hilton Falls [17] July 3 (3), 12 (1), Aug. 29 (1), Rattray [18] Oct. 6 (1)(CR)~ Pinery [7](Karner Blue Sanct.) May 8, July 4 (KS); Thunder Bay [52] common April 23 - Oct. 29 (NGE)~ Toronto area [19] small numbers seen at various locations (sometimes feeding on sap) April 23 - Oct.2, (Humber Bay) July 23 (100+ larvae near last instar - took 3, pupated 24 & 25, emerged Aug. 4 & 5) (CJS)~ Matachewan [50] April 22 (1), May 4 (10) to Aug. 27 (100+), Oct. 12 (11), North Bay [49] (Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (30), 24 (25), BerlinghoffRd. [53] Aug. 6 (100+)(LT)~ Matchedash Twp. [35](5th Con.) April 9 (1)(NI+MH)~ Markdale [33] Oct. 1 (2)«RLB)~ Hamilton [11](Aberdeen & Dundas) June 3 (1), Luther Marsh [16](S entrance) July 22 (1), Trafalgar Twp. [17](Glen Orchy) July 16 (2), Mono Cliffs P.P. [34] June 26 (1)(WIM)~ Halton Reg. Forest [17] (Mahon Tract) April 28 (1 worn)~ Algonquin P. P. [47] (Source Lake Rd.) May 8 (2 worn), 14 (2 worn), 22 (1), 29 (1)~ St. Williams [4] (Forestry Station) May 21 (1), July 17 (1)~ Matachewan [50] (Hwy 659.6 kIn S of) June 5 (1), July 23 (3), Aug. 6 (25 imm., including one caught by a dragonfly)~ Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 11 (1), 12 (1), 18 (1)~ Branchton [15] July 3 (1 very worn)~ Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 (1 fresh), 13 (2 fresh)~ Nellie Lake [53] (BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (4), 29 (14 imm.), Aug. 6 (75 imm. & fresh)~ South Walsing­ ham Woods [4] July 27 (1 imm.)~ Eby Pothole Rd. [50] (4 kIn SE ofHwy 66) Aug. 6 (31 imm. & fresh)~ Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 18 (12)~ Brampton [18] Sept. 26 (1)(TS); Pt. Pelee [1] March 23 (1)(GTH)~ April 14 (2 fairly fresh), April 15 (4 fresh), May 31 (1 ex. fresh - start offirst brood)(AW)~ June 1 (4 ex. fresh)(AW+WGL)~ June 15 (1 fresh), July 1 (1 fresh), Aug. 15 (1), Aug. 22 (1), Sept. 2 (2 ex. fresh), Sept. 10 (1 ex. fresh)(AW)~ Sept. 11 (3 ex. fresh), Sept. 18 (8 ex. fresh)(AW+TS)~ Oct. 2 (1 fairly fresh), Oct. 6 (1 fresh)(AW)~ Oct. 8 (1 fairly fresh)(AW+STP)~ Oct. 11 (1 fairly fresh), Oct. 22 (2 not fresh)(AW)~ November 16 (1 - record late date for Point Pelee)(JMS)~ SE Leamington [1] May 31 (1 ex. fresh - start offirst brood), November 2 (1 worn)(AW); St. Clair Nat. Wildlife Area [2] November 13 [1] (RLW et al.)~ Sturgeon Creek [1] Sept. 17 (1 fresh)(AW)~ Black Hawk [51] July 12 (3 fresh) (AW+RC+ WGL)~ Burlington [17] April 9 (l)(RC)~ North York [19] April 9 (1), May 8 (1)(NL)~ Peterborough [37] May 14 (TEAC)~ Branchton [15] June 26 (2), Bronte Creek [17] July 23, Aug. 7 (1), Algonquin Park [47] Oct. 8 (1)(MNP).

Genus CC: Aglais Dalman (Note: Scott, page 239, has this as Nymphalis).

1. Aglais milberti (Godart) MILBERT'S TORTOISESHELL a) m. viola dos Passos - (TL - Douglas Station, Newfoundland) b) m. milberti (Godart) - (TL - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) = furcillata (Say) - (TL - vic. Fort William, North West Terr.)

In 1994 - White Lake [41](2.5 kIn SW of) June 22 (l)(RAL)~ Hwy. 522 [46](10 kIn E ofHwy. 69) July 17 (AMH)~ Thunder Bay [52] common Aug. 18 - Sept. 9, Slate River Valley [52] Aug. 21 (15+

52 - my highest count ever)(NGE); North Bay [49] (Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 24 (2), Matachewan [50] Oct. 14 (1)(LT); Speyside [17](Scotch Block Res.) April 9 (1), Estaire [49](Hwy 69 S Hwy 637) May 14 (1){WIM); Point Pelee [1] June 14 (1 not fresh), July 17 (1 ex. fresh dead - on Spotted Knap­ weed, killed by crab spider), July 23 (1 fresh), Aug. 21 (1 fresh), Aug. 22 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); N ofPoint Pelee (Onion Fields)[I] Oct. 5 (1 fresh) (AW); Kenora (Hwy. 17 at 71)[54]: July 10 (3 ex. fresh), Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (8 fresh), Sleeman [51] July 12 (6 fresh), Mine Centre (18.6 km W of)[51] July 15 (1 fresh)(AW+RC+WGL).

Genus CCI: Vanessa Fabricius

1. Vanessa virginiensis (Drury) AMERICAN PAINTED LADY - (TL - Virginia)

In 1994 - White Lake [41](Hwy. 511,3 km SW of) May 22 (1)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] May 2 (1), July 11 (1), Aug. 3 (1), Oct. 3 (2)(CR); Toronto area [19] May 8 - Oct. 2 (average numbers){BH); Hurkett [52] May 22 (1), Ouimet [52] June 18 (3), Thunder Bay [52] Sept. 9 (1)(NGE); Rattray Marsh [18] April 27, Toronto area [19] various locations May 3 - Oct. 25, (Leaside) June 18 (2 batches ofeggs on Pearly Everlasting - brought larvae in when quite small - less than 1;2 inch - polistes wasps probably got some. Raised 22 adults, emerging between July 25 and Aug. 23 (CJS); Castleton [22] June 5 (2 worn nectaring on Lilac)(CCH); Matachewan [50] June 11 (1), 18 91), 28 (1), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (1), 24 (1)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) May 3 (1), June 14 (F ovipositing on Pearly Everlasting, and on other dates until Aug. 1), Aug. 6 to Sept. 3 & Oct. 15 (adults netaring)(WE); Kimberley [33] July 9 (1)(RLB); Luther Marsh [16](S entrance) July 22 (1), Acton [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) July 17 (1),30 (1), Actinolite [24](Flinton Rd. 7.2 km N Hwy 7) July 10 91){WIM); Algonquin P. P. [47] (Source Lake Rd.) May 8 (1 worn); Kinmount [37](Reid St.) June 12 (1 fresh), 18 (6 very fresh); Rock Chapel Sanc. [11] July 11 (3 worn), 13 (4 with 1 fresh); Branchton [15] July 22 (1); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (65 imm. & fresh), 27 (35 imm. to worn), Aug. 28 (1 worn); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (2 fresh); Leamington [1] (Doug's Place Restaurant) Sept. 18 (1)(TS); Point Pelee [1] April 15 (1 fresh), May 24 (3 fairly fresh), May 27 (7 not fresh)(AW); June 1 (12 fresh to worn), June 2 (40 fresh to worn)(AW+WGL); June 14 (6 fresh to worn), June 15 (1 ragged), June 30 (5 ex. fresh - new brood), July 22 (3 ex. fresh), July 23 (12 ex. fresh)(AW); July 26 (40 ex. fresh)(AW+LLM); July 30 (8 fresh) (AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (3 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 15 (2 not fresh), Aug. 18 (1 worn), Aug. 22 (1 not fresh)(AW); Aug. 27 (1 fairly fresh)(AW+TS); Aug. 29 (6 fresh), Sept. 1 (1 dead - on goldenrod caught by crab spider), Sept. 9 (1 ex. fresh), Sept. 17 (1 ex. fresh), Sept. 24 (1 ex. fresh), Sept. 30 (2 ex. fresh), Oct. 6 (2 ex. fresh + 2 ragged), Oct. 12 (1 fairly fresh), Oct. 22 (3 ex. fresh to not fresh)(AW); Pelee Island (Fish Point) [1] July 8 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); Finland [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Rainy R [51] July 14 (1 ex. fresh), Fort Frances [51] July 15 (4 ex. fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); St. Williams [4] May 8 (8)(RC); North York [19] seen often in July, Milton [17] July 17 (several){NL); Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (3), 10 (2),23, CrietfBog [16](along RR) July 3 (1), 9 (1)(MNP).

2. Vanessa cardui (Linnaeus) PAINTED LADY - (TL - Sweden)

In 1994 - Rattray Marsh [18] Aug. 18 (1 worn), 29 (2), Sept. 16 (1), Oct. 7 (2 - 1 fresh)(CR); Toronto area [19] July 1, 16, Aug. 14 (JJ); Toronto [19](Leslie Spit) July 17 (CJS): Bronte P.P. [17] June 29 (4), Crofton [23](RR 14, 2 km E of) July 8 (1)(WIM); Dorion [52] July 9 (1 worn)(RC+WGL +AW); North York [19] July 16 (3 - a good year for this species){NL).

53 4. Vanessa atalanta (Linnaeus) RED ADMIRAL - (TL - Sweden)

In 1994 - Fremo Comers [40](1.5 km S of) June 23 (1), Kanata [42](2.5 mi W of) June 28 (1), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) June 30 (1), Galetta [42](2 mi W of) July 31 (1)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] and Crediton Pkwy. [18] 1 or 2 seen on 13 occasions between June 21 to Oct. 6, Hilton Falls [17] July 3 (3)(CR); Port Franks [7] May 22 (KS); Thunder Bay [52] June 188 (1), Aug. 18 (2)(NGE); Toronto area [19] various locations from May 8 - Oct. 25 (CJS); Castelton [22] May/June (F ovipositing on nettles - some larvae rescued from predators emerged in July)(CCH); Matachewan [50] June 20 (1), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 24 (1)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) June to Aug. (adults nectaring)(WE); Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) June 10 (1), Pelee Is. [1] Aug. 16 (3)(RLB); Nassagaweya Twp. [17](Frank Tract) May 22 (1), Tiverton [13](5 km NW of) June 15 (1), Waterdown [17](Snake Rd.) June 28 (1)(WIM); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 18 (1); Mississauga [18] (Derrydale G. C.) June 19 (1 worn); Brampton [18] June 20 (1 worn); Branchton [15] July 3 (1); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (4); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 (4), 13 (2); Mayfield [18] (Golf Course) July 21 (1); Nellie Lake [53] (BerlinghoffRd.) July 29 (2 worn); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Aug. 28 (1 worn), Sept. 11 (2 worn), 18 (2 worn)(TS); Point Pelee [1] March 23 (1 - record early date for Point Pelee and Ontario (GTH); April 19 (3 fairly fresh)(AW); June 1 (3 fresh to worn)(AW + WGL); June 14 (12 fresh - start of new brood), June 15 (40 fresh), June 30 (12 ex. fresh to ragged), July 23 (15 ex. fresh)(AW); July 26 (15 fresh)(AW +LLM); July 30 (3 fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (12 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 15 (5 ex. fresh)(AW); Sept. 6 (6 fresh to worn)(AW+WGL); Sept. 10 (1 worn)(AW); Sept. 11 (3 ex. fresh), Sept. 18 (4 ex. fresh)(AW+TS); Sept. 30 (1 ex. fresh), Oct. 2 (1 ex. fresh), Oct. 6 (3 ex. fresh) (AW); Oct. 15 (2 fairly fresh)(STP+AW); Oct. 16 (1 fairly fresh), Oct. 22 (3 fresh), November 17 (1 ex. fresh - record late for Point Pelee, also Ontario?)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (1 fresh)(AW+JAM); Budreau's Point [51] July 13 (1 fresh)(AW+WGL); Port Weller [6] November 14 (1 ­ very late)(AW); St. Williams [4] May 8 (1)(RC); Halton Forest [17] May 8, Presqu'ile Park [22] June 11 (3), 13 (2), Branchton [15] June 26 (3), July 16 (1), Pelee N.P. [1] Aug. 12 (5), Sept. 5 (2)(MNP).

Genus CCVIV: Junonia Hubner

1. Junonia coenia (Hubner) THE BUCKEYE - (TL - not stated, probably "United States")

In 1994 - Toronto [19](waterfront) July 31 (BH & JJ); Port Franks [7](wet meadow) July 25 (5) (KS); Pelee Is. [1] Aug. 16 (1)(RLB); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (18 fresh to worn), 27 (2 worn), Aug. 28 (29 mostly fresh), Sept. 11 (14 worn to very worn, including 2 "rosa"), 18 (10); Long Point P. P. [4] Oct. 16 (1)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 15 (2 ex. fresh), June 16 (4 ex. fresh), June 23 (7 fresh)(AW); June 26 (11 fresh)(TS); June 30 (3 fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (4 fairly fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+ JAM); Aug. 10 (1 fairly fresh), Aug. 15 (1 not fresh), Aug. 17 (2 ex. fresh), Aug. 18 (1 worn + 1 fairly fresh)(AW); Aug. 20 (2 fresh M + 1 ex. fresh rosa)(AW et al.); Aug. 22 (5 ex. fresh), Aug. 25 (1 ex. fresh F ovipositing on English Plantain, Plantago lanceolata + 1 dead M on Spotted Knapweed, killed by crab spider), Aug. 26 (16 ex. fresh)(AW); Aug. 27 (29 ex. fresh)(AW + TS); Aug. 29 (36 ex. fresh) (AW); Sept. 1 (38 fresh to worn)(AW); Sept. 6 (17 ex. fresh to worn - including 4+ extremely fresh rosa)(AW+WGL); Sept. 18 (15 fresh to worn)(AW+TS); Sept. 24 (6 fresh to worn), Sept. 30 (9 ex. fresh - most were rosa), Oct. 2 (5 fresh), Oct. 6 (8 fresh)(AW); Oct. 8 (5 ex. fresh - 1+ rosa)(AW+ STP); Oct. 12 (1 not fresh typical)(AW); Oct. 15 (1)(STP); Oct. 16 (1 ex. fresh rosa), Oct. 22 (2 not fresh typical + 1 ex. fresh rosa), Oct. 28 (1 fresh typical M), Oct. 29 (1 fresh typical M), November 7 (1 fresh typical M)(AW); November 16-17 (1 fairly fresh typical M- same individual on two dates - record late date for Point Pelee and Ontario)(JMS et al.); NW Leamington [1] Sept. 3 (1 not fresh)(AW); SE

54 Leamington [1] Oct. 22 (1 fresh typical + 1 ex. fresh rosa), Oct. 29 (1 ex. fresh rosa F), November 2 (1 fresh)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (2 fairly fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Pelee N.P. [1] July 31 (3), Aug. 12 (2), Sept. 4 (8),5 (12)(MNP).

Subfamily Limenitidinae Behr

Genus CCVII: Basilarchia Scudder

1. Basilarchia arthemis (Drury) a) a. arthemis (Drury) BANDED PURPLE - (TL - New York) b) a. rubrofasciata Barnes & McDunnough BANDED PURPLE (TL - Manitoba, Sask. and ) c) a. astyanax (Fabricius) RED SPOTTED PURPLE - (TL - America)

In 1994 - (arthemis) - White Lake [41](E end Three Mile Bay) June 21 (2), Tatlock [41](1 km SW of) June 22 (3), Barryvale [40](railbed 1.7 km S of) June 22 (2), Griffith [40] June 23 (1), Fremo Comers [40] June 23 (2), Kanata [42](2.5 mi W of) June 28 (2), Castleford [40](5 km W of) July 1 (1), Lavant Station [41](railbed, 4 km N of) July 3 (5), (6 km N) July 3 (2)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] June 28 (1), July 19 (1), Hilton Falls [17] July 3 (1)(CR); Port Franks [7] July 4 (7)(KS); Thunder Bay [52] common to abundant June 19 - Aug. 6, Everard [52] July 10 (250+ - my highest count ever)(NGE); Toronto [19](Rowntree Mills) June 22, (E.T. Seton Park) June 23 (CJS); Castleton [22] June 18 (several fresh nectaring on sweet william), last seen early Sept. (CCH); Matachewan [50] June 23 (1),27 (20), 28 (50) to July 16 (3), Sept. 11 (1), North Bay [49] (Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 27 (4), BerlinghoffRd. [53] Aug. 6 (15)(LT); Vespra/Minesing Twp. [35](Con. 11) June 22 (2), Kimberley [33] July 9 (4), Holland Landing [19] Aug. 7 (1)(RLB); Acton [17](Lot 27, Con 7) June 17 (1), Bronte P.P. [17] June 29 (3.), Silver Creek [17](Scottsdale Farm) June 23 (1), 29 (4), Nepean [42](Stoney Swamp) July 9 (1) (WIM); Kirkfield [36](10 km N of) June 18 (1); Matachewan [50](Hwy 659.6 km S of) July 1 (2 fresh), (cutover) Aug. 6 (4 very worn, all sipping honeydew below a woolly aphid colony); Nellie Lake [53] (BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (13 worn to very worn), 29 (10 worn), Aug. 6 (7 very worn); Eby Pothole Rd. [50](4 km SE ofHwy 66) Aug. 6 (2 very worn)(TS); Kenora (Hwy. 17 at 71)[54] July 10 (5 not fresh to worn rubrofasciata)(AW+RC+WGL); Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (25 not fresh to worn rubrofasci­ ata), Finland [51]: July 12 (3 fresh to worn rubrofasciata + 1 ex. fresh arthemis), Sleeman [51] July 12 (5 worn)(AW+RC+WGL); Kinmount [37] June 18 (3), Beverley Swamp [11] June 26 (1)(RC); Klein­ burg [19] Aug. 3 (1)(NL). In 1994 - (astyanax) - Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) June 15 (4), Aug. 25 (1), Zurich [13] June 17 (1), New Dundee [15] July 15 (1), Varna [13](Bannockburn C.A.) July 4 (1), Kettle Point [7](Indian Reserve) July 24 (1)(QFH); Rattray Marsh [18] June 20 (1), 23 (1), July 12 (1 - very worn), Aug. 10 (1 fresh), 25 (1)(CR); Toronto [19](Rowntree Mills) June 22, (Island) June 23 (CJS); Vespra/Minesing Twp. [35](Con. 11) June 22 (1)(RLB); Halton Co. [17] seen in many areas in June/July, mostly singly (WIM); Halton Reg. Forest [17] (Turner Tract) June 15 (1 fresh); Branchton [15] July 3 (1 worn); Beverly Swamp C. A. [11] July 3 (1 very worn); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (6 worn); Port Franks [7](Kamer Blue Sanc.) July 9 (1 very worn F ovipositing on choke cherry); Rock Chapel Sanc. [11] July 11 (2 worn); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (2 fresh), 27 (1 imm.); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (1 fresh)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 14 (2 ex. fresh), June 15 (1 fresh), June 16 (1 fresh), July 1 (2 fresh), July 23 (1 ex. fresh -start ofsecond brood)(AW); July 26 (2 ex. fresh)(AW+LLM); July 27 (1 ex. fresh) (AW+TS); July 30 (1)(RZD); Aug. 7 (8 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 10 (1 ex. fresh), Aug. 15 (1 fairly fresh), Aug. 18 (1 worn runt), Aug. 22 (1 fairly fresh), Aug. 26 (1 worn - end of second brood),

55 Sept. 1 (1 ex. fresh - start of third brood), Sept. 17 (1 ragged - end of third brood)(AW); Pelee Island (Fish Point) [1] July 8 (1 not fresh)(AW+RC+WGL); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Wheatley Harbour [2] Aug. 12 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Rockton [11] June 26 (20)(RC); Branchton [15] June 26 (15), July 16 (2 worn), Crieff Bog [16](along RR) July 3 (1), Pelee N.P. [1] Aug. 14 (3)(MNP).

2. Basilarchia archippus (Cramer) THE VICEROY a) a. archippus (Cramer) - (TL - New York)

In 1994 - Northumberland Forest & Hortop C.A. [22] seen regularly in small numbers throughout the summer; female ovipositing on Willow sprouts @ Hortop C.A. early September; one more ovum found Sept. 25 and twelve larvae were on the same shrub constructing hibernacula; female in the area sunning (a verry cool day)(WJDE); Varna [13](Bannockburn C.A.) July 3 (1), Kettle Point [7](Indian Reserve) July 12 (1 F)(QFH); Dwyer Hill Siding [42](3 mi SE of) June 11 (few), Fremo Comers [40] June 23 (1), Kinburn [42](3 mi S of) June 28 (1), Galetta [42](2 mi W of) July 31 (2), White Lake [41] (Hwy. 511, 3 km SW of) Aug. 6 (1)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] June 23 (1), Aug. 22 (1), 29 (1), Hilton Falls [17] July 3 (2 + 2 larvae)(CR); Lyon Twp. [52](open spruce bog at base of Black Bay Peninsula) July 10 (4 - my first encounter with this species after 20 years)(NGE); Toronto [19] various locations June 14 (2 mating) - Aug. 24, (Cherry Beach) Aug. 17 (20)(CJS); June 19 (fresh), Aug. 1 (fresh), Sept. 25 (fresh - 3 broods this year)(CCH); Silver Lake [38] June 15 (2), Orillia [35] June 19 (8), Holland Landing [19] Aug. 7 (6), Pelee Is. [1] Aug. 16 (3)(RLB); Nassagaweya Twp. [17[(2nd line at Steeles) June 11 (1), Mono Cliffs P.P. [34] June 26 (1), Bronte P.P. [17] June 29 (1), Crofton [23](R.R. 14,2 km E of) July 8 (1), Waubushene Nature Pres. [35] July 11 (1)(WJM); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 12 (1), 18 (2); Halton Reg. Forest [17] (Turner tract) June 15 (1); Branchton [15] July 3 (1), 22 (6 imm. & fresh); Beverly Swamp C. A. [11] July 3 (1); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (3 fresh to worn), 27 (2 fresh), Aug. 28 (1), Sept. 11 (6 worn), 18 (1 worn)(TS); Point Pelee [1] May 28 (1 - record early date for Point Pelee)(AHF); June 2 (1 ex. fresh)(WGL); June 16 (1 not fresh), July 1 (2 fresh), July 23 (4 fresh)(AW); July 26-27 (1 not fresh)(AW et al.); July 30 (6 fresh to worn)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (12 fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 15 (10 fairly fresh), Aug. 17 (2 ex. fresh - start of second brood), Sept. 1 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Sept. 6 (1 fresh)(AW+WGL); Sept. 10 (1 fresh + 1 worn)(AW); Sept. 11 (3 fairly fresh + 2 not fresh)(AW+TS); Sept. 17 (5 not fresh)(AW); Sept. 18 (1 fresh)(AW+TS); Sept. 20 (1 fairly fresh), Sept. 24 (1 fairly fresh), Oct. 12 (1 fresh - record late date for Point Pelee)(AW); N of Point Pelee (Onion Fields)[I] Oct. 5 (1 not fresh)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (25 ex. fresh to not fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Oct. 2 (2 worn)(AW); Oct. 15 (2 worn - very late), Black Hawk [51] July 12 (2 ex. fresh)(AW+WGL); Sleeman [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh), Rainy River [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh), July 14 (1 ex. fresh), Barwick [51] July 15 (1 ex. fresh), Fort Frances [51] July 15 (2 ex. fresh) (AW+RC+WGL); Ancaster [11](Martin's Lane) June 8 (1)(RC); Presqu'ile P.P. [22] June 13 (1 pupa), Branchton [15] June 26 (10), July 16 (2 worn), Pelee N.P. [1] Sept. 5 (2)(MNP).

Family APATURIDAE Boisduval Subfamily Apaturinae Boisduval

Genus CCXXI: Asterocampa Rober

1. Asterocampa celtis (Boisduval & Leconte) HACKBERRY BUTTERFLY - (TL - Georgia)

In 1994 - Pelee Is. [1](Alvar) Aug. 19 (1)(RLB); Point Pelee [1] July 26 (9 worn to ragged), 27 (3 ragged), Aug. 28 (1 imm.), Sept. 18 (1 worn)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 24 (3 ex. fresh 0'), June 30

56 (40 fresh 0), July 1 (400 fresh), July 23 (40 ragged)(AW)~ July 26 (12 ragged)(AW+LLM)~ July 27 (6 ragged)(AW+TS)~ July 30 (1 ragged)(BNC+RZD+KAM)~ July 31 (1 ragged - end offirst brood)(AW)~ Aug. 20 (1 ex. fresh 0 - start of second brood)(AW et al.); Aug. 22 (4 ex. fresh 0), Aug. 26 (8 fresh 0'), Aug. 29 (20 fairly fresh), Sept. 1 (12 fresh to worn)(AW); Sept. 6 (15 fresh to worn)(AW+WGL); Sept. 9 (5 ex. fresh)(AW); Sept. 18 (2 worn - end of second brood)(AW+TS); Pelee Island [1] July 8 (50 worn)(AW+RC+WGL); Pelee N.P. [1] July 31 (2), Aug. 14 (1), Sept. 4 (1 worn), 5 (6)(MNP).

2. Asterocampa clyton (Boisduval & Leconte) TAWNY EMPEROR (TL - U. S. - probably Georgia)

In 1994 - Pinery Provo Park [7] July 3 (8 @ Pumping Station area)(QFH); Pelee Is [1] Aug. 16 (1), (Alvar) Aug. 199 (2)(RLB)~ Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 & 27 (16 imm. & fresh 0' & ~ each day, all dark form)(TS)~ Point Pelee [1] July 2 (1 ex. fresh 0') July 23 (25 fresh)(AW); July 27 (18 fresh to not fresh)(AW+TS); July 30 (8 not fresh to worn)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (8 ragged)(AW+PRM+ CDK+JAM); Aug. 10 (1 fresh ~ + 1 worn ~), Aug. 15 (11 worn ~), Aug. 16 (1 worn ~), Aug. 18 (1 worn ~), Aug. 22 (3 worn ~)(AW); Pelee Island (Stone Road Alvar)[I] July 8 (6 ex. fresh 0'), Pelee Island (Fish Point)[I] July 8 (1 ex. fresh O')(AW+RC+WGL); Pelee N.P. [1] Aug. 12 & 14 (3)(MNP).

Family SATYRIDAE Boisduval Subfamily Elymniinae Herrich-Schaffer

Genus CCXXIV: Enodia Hubner

2. Enodia anthedon A.H. Clark PEARLY EYE - (TL - Lava, Sullivan Co., NY) = borealis A.H. Clark - (TL - Hymers, Ontario)

In 1994 - Fremo Comers [40](1.5 km S of) June 23 (1), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) June 30 (1), July 7 (1 -@ 8.40 p.m.), Aug. 7 (1), Hawkesbury [44](2 km S of) July 15 (1)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] July 11 (1), 18 (1)(CR); Lyon Twp. [52] July 10 (1 - my only record this year)(NGE); North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (1), BerlinghoffRd. [53] Aug. 6 (1)(LT); Kimberley [33] July 9 (12)(RLB); Waterdown [17](Snake Rd.) June 28 (1), Esquesing Twp. [17](plaikner Tract) July 2 (1), Acton [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) July 14 (4)(WIM); Branchton [15] July 3 (4 fresh); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (8 fresh); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (2 fresh); Nellie Lake [53] (BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (2 with one cap­ tured by a dragonfly), 29 (2)(TS); Carnarvon [39] July 3 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Clearwater Bay [54] July 10 (2 fresh), Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (30 fairly fresh), Finland [51] July 12 (8 not fresh)(AW+RC+ WGL); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (4 worn) (AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Beverley Swamp [11] June 26 (1), Ancaster [l1](Martin's Lane) Aug. 2 (2)(RC); Milton [17] July 17 (1)(NL); Branchton [15] June 26 (10), July 16 (6), Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (2),10 (2)(MNP).

Genus CCXXV: Satyrodes Scudder

1. Satyrodes eurydice (Johansson) EYED BROWN a) e. eurydice (Johansson) - (TL - Morris Arboretum, Philadelphia Co. PA)

In 1994 - Panmure [42](2.5 km SW of) June 28 (1), Lavant Station [41](railbed, 4 km N of) July 3 (1), Flower Station [41](0.5 km N of) July 3 (3)(RAL); Cambridge [15] June 19 (many)(JS); Hwy. 522 [46](10 km E ofHwy. 69) July 17 (AMH); Toronto [19](Taylor Creek) July 3, (Cranberry Marsh) July

57 10 (3)(CJS); North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (1)(LT); Kimberley [33] July 9 (1) (RLB); Silver Creek [17](Scottsdale Farm) June 29 (3), Actinolite [24](Flinton Rd. 8 km N Hwy. 7) July 10 (I), Luther Marsh [16](S entrance) July 22 (1)(WIM); Branchton [15] July 3 (3 worn), 22 (6 very worn); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (4 worn); Nellie Lake [53] (Berlinghoff Rd.) July 24 (l)(TS); Point Pelee [1] July 6 (2 not fresh)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (3 worn)(AW+PRM+CDK+ JAM); Kenora (Hwy. 17 at 71) [54] July 10 (1 not fresh)(AW+RC); Finland [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh) (AW+RC+WGL); Rainy River [51] July 12 (1 not fresh)(RC); July 15 (1 not fresh)(AW); Rainy River mouth [51] July 14 (3 worn)(AW); Rockton [11] June 26 (40)(RC); Branchton [15] June 26 (20), July 16 (4 worn), CrieffBog [16](along RR) July 3 (10),9 (10)(MNP).

2. Satyrodes appalachia (R.L. Chermock) APPALACHIAN EYED BROWN a) a. appalachia RL. Chermock) - (TL - Conestee Falls, N. Carolina) b) a. leeuwi (Gatrelle & Arbogast) - (TL - Wakelee, Cass Co., Michigan)

In 1994 - Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) Aug. 7 (1)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] July 12 (several), 19 (3)(CR); Scarborough [19] July 9 - Aug. 15 (BB); Brantford [lO](Grand R hanging fen) July 11 (1) (KS); Nassagaweya Twp. [17](Blue Springs Creek) July 12 (l)(WIM); Branchton [15] July 3 (5 fresh), 22 (1 very worn); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (10 fresh); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (1 worn)(TS); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (1 worn)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Demorestville C.A. [23] Aug. 6 (1)(MNP).

Subfamily Satyrinae Boisduval Genus CCXXXIX: Megisto Hubner

1. Megisto cymela (Cramer) LITTLE WOOD SATYR a) c. cymela (Cramer) - (TL - ?)

In 1994 - Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) June 11 (1),28 (2),30 (3), Waba [40](3.5 km E of) June 21 (I), Brightside [41](Hwy. 511, 9.7 km NW of) June 22 (I), Barrel Chute [40](3 km NE of) June 22 (I), July 3 (1)(RAL); Rattray Marsh [18] June 9 (2), 16 - 28 (numerous), July 19 (I), Hilton Falls [17] July 3 (2)(CR); Port Franks [7] June 28 (20), July 4 (6), Brantford [10](Grand R hanging fen) July 11 (3)(KS); Toronto [19] various locations June 8 - July 9 - up to 25 adults sometimes (CJS); Orillia [35] (Con. 12 N) June 14 (6), Sundridge [46] June 15 (8)(RLB); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 11 (6 imm.), 12 (1 fresh), 18 (4 fresh); Halton Reg. Forest [17] (Turner Tract) June 15 (1); Mississauga [18] (Derry­ dale G. C.) June 19 (1); Brampton [18] (1 in my yard); Birch Island [45] July 2 (4 worn); Branchton [15] July 3 (6 worn); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (6 worn); Beverly Swamp C. A. [11] July 3 (2 worn); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (7 worn)(TS); Point Pelee [1] May 27 (2 ex. fresh), May 29 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); June 1 (35 fresh)(AW+WGL); June 14 (40 fairly fresh), June 15 (20 fairly fresh), June 16 (35 worn), June 30 (2 ragged), July 1 (1 ragged), July 2 (3 ragged)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (1 worn) (AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Kinmount [37] June 11 (15), 18 (40)(RC); Branchton [15] June 26 (10), July 16 (6), Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (10), 10 (3), Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (2)(MNP).

58 Genus CCXXXI: Coenonympha Hubner

3. Coenonympha inomata W.H. Edwards INORNATE RINGLET b) i. nipisiquit McDunnough - (TL - Bathurst, ) c) i. heinemani F.M. Brown - (TL - Grindstone Is., Clayton, Jefferson Co. NY) d) i. inomata W.H. Edwards - (TL - Lake Winnipeg) e) i. benjamini McDunnough - (TL - Waterton Lakes, Alberta)

In 1994 - Pinery Provo Park [7] June 10 (5 - first seen), Aug. 20 (1), 21 (1), 23 (1)(1S & GV via QFH); Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) June 10 (1), Aug. 7 (2), 26 (5), Forest [7] Aug. 9 (4), Hwy. # 21 @ 402 [7] Aug. 9 (4 - 1 C), Hwy. # 402 @ Co. Rd. 26 [7] Aug. 9 (4 - 1 C)(QFH); Dwyer Hill Siding [42](3 mi SE of) June 11 (few), St.-Eugene [44](5 km NE of) June 12 (1), Tatlock [41](2 km E of) June 22 (4), Griffith [40](Hwy. 41, 11 km NE of) June 23 (few), Kinburn [42](3 mi S of) June 28 (6), Lavant Station [41](railbed 4 km N of) July 3 (1)(RAL); King Twp. [19](Cardinal G.C.) Oct. 6 (1)(AJH); Rattray Marsh [18] June 14 (1), Aug. 16 (1), 22 (1), 30 (1)(CR); Toronto area [19] June 8 - Aug. 24 - up to 20 at times (CJS); Matachewan [50] June 19 (1) to July 6 (5)(LT); Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) June 10 (1), Vespra/ Minesing Twp. [35](Con. 11) June 22 (1), Burks Falls [46] June 22 (3)(RLB); Halton Co. [17] seen in many areas in June, but very small numbers, Mono Cliffs P.P. [34] June 26 (1), Penetanguishene [35] June 12 (1)(WIM); Halton Reg. Forest [17] (Turner Tract) June 15 (1 imm.); LaSalette [4] June 17 (1); Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 18 (1 imm.); Kirkfield [36] (@ 10 km N of) June 18 (3 imm.); Mississauga [18] (Derrydale G. C.) June 19 (1); Brampton [18] June 19 (1); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 65 9.6 km S of) July 1 (2 imm.); Birch Island [45] July 2 (2 fresh); Branchton [15] July 3 (2); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (1 worn); Beverly Swamp C. A. [11] July 3 (1 worn); Nellie Lake [53] (BerlinghoffRd.) July 24 (1), 29 (1); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (1); Callander [46] July 28 (1)(TS); Finland [51] July 12 (1 worn - end of first brood)(AW+WGL+RC); Rainy River [51] July 12 (1 worn - end of first brood), July 15 (1 ex. fresh - start ofsecond brood)(AW); Ancaster [l1](Martin's Lane) June 3 (1), Shannonville [24] June 5 (50)(RC); Aberfoyle [16] Aug. 20 (2)(NL); Demorestville C.A. [23] June 12 (20+), Presqu'ile P.P. [22] June 13 (2), Leslie Spit [19] June 18 (2), Aug. 27 (2), Branchton [15] June 26 (10), Grand Bend [7](Sewage Lagoons) Sept. 3 (3)(MNP).

Genus CCXXXII: Cercyonis Scudder

1. Cercyonis pegala (Fabricius) THE GRAYLING c) p. alope (Fabricius) - (TL - vic. Screven Co., Georgia) d) p. nephele (W. Kirby) - (TL - Upper Canada)

In 1994 - Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) July 12 (12), Aug. 6 (3), Inverhuron [32] July 26 (4), Elmwood [33](3 km E of) July 26 (many)(QFH); Brantford [10](Grand R. hanging fen) July 11 (10) (KS); Thunder Bay & Kakabeka Falls [52] fairly common Aug. 1 - 21 (NGE); Toronto area [19] various locations July 3 - 28 (CJS); North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (100), 24 (30), New Liskeard [50] July 25 (10), Huntsville [38] Aug. 14 (1)(LT); Kimberley [33] July 99 (5), Holland Landing [19] Aug. 7 (15), Pelee Is. [1](Alvar) Aug. 19 (6)(RLB); Acton [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) July 14 (2), Demorestville [23](C.A. Dam) July 8 (1), Orangeville [34](Reservoir) July 22 (I), Waubushene Nature Pres. [35] July 11 (1)(WIM); (ssp nephele) Beverly Swamp C. A. [11] July 3 (1 imm. 0); Rock Chapel Sanc. [11] July 11 (2), 13 (4 M), 22 (4); Branchton [15] July 22 (2); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (7),27 (5 including 2 dwarves the size of Little Wood Satyrs); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (2); Callander [46] July 28 (2); Nellie Lake [53] (BerlinghoffRd.) July 29 (4), (ssp alope) Point Pelee N. P.

59 [1] July 26 (2 ~); Callander [46] July 28 (1 o)(TS); Point Pelee [1] June 26 (3 ex. fresh 0), June 30 (7 fresh 0 + 1 fresh ~), July 23 (1 worn)(AW); July 27 (8 fresh to worn)(AW + TS); July 30 (6 fairly fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (4 not fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 10 (3 not fresh), Aug. 15 (1 not fresh ~)(AW); Sept. 5 (1 ragged - record late date for Point Pelee)(MNP); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (40 fairly fresh)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Shoal Lake Road [54] July 11 (2 ex. fresh 0), Finland [51] July 12 (1 ex. fresh 0), Sleeman [51] July 12 (4 fresh), Rainy River [51] July 12 (20 fresh), Rainy River mouth [51] July 14 (5 fresh)(AW+WGL+RC); Mine Centre (4.5 km E of) [51] July 15 (1 fresh)(WGL); Ancaster [ll](Martin's Lane) Aug. 2 (1)(RC); Milton [17] July 17 (2)(NL); CrietfBog [16](along RR) July 3 (3 very dark), 9 (3), Brantford [10](Hardy Rd.) July 9 (1), Branchton [15] July 16 (6), Springarden/Ojibway [1] July 30 (10), Aug. 13 (4), Sept. 4 (2), Pelee N.P. [1] July 31 (5), Aug. 12 (2), 14 (3), Sept. 5 (1)(MNP).

Genus CCXXXIII: Erebia Dalman

3. Erebia disa (Thunberg) DISA ALPINE a) d. mancinus Doubleday and Hewitson - (TL - vic. Banff, Alberta)

In 1994 - Geraldton [52] June 23 (1 worn F)(TTI); Lyon Twp. [52](bog) June 12 (1), Savant Lake [52] June 19 (2), Lake St. Joseph [52] June 21 (5) all new locations, Quetico P.P. [51](Stanton Bay Rd.) June 9 (2)(NGE).

6. Erebia discoidalis (W. Kirby) RED DISKED ALPINE a) d. discoidalis (W. Kirby) - (TL - Cumberland House, Manitoba)

In 1994 - Thunder Bay [52](Hwy. 130) May 21 (2), Hurkett [52] May 22 (5)(NGE); Matache­ wan [50] May 2891), June 5 (5)(LT); Matachewan [50] (cutover) June 5 (4 worn)(TS).

Red-disked Alpine (Erebia disa) at Matachewan. June 5,1994 (T. Saba)

60 Genus CCXXXVI: Oeneis Hubner

3. Oeneis macounii (W.H. Edwards) MACOUN'S ARCTIC - (TL - Nipigon, Ontario)

In 1994 - Ouimet [52] June 18 (3 - my earliest record yet.They fly on jackpine covered rock "knobs" visible from the TCH), Mine Centre [51](Hwy. 11,5 mi W ot) June 5 & 8 (2)(NGE).

4. Oeneis chryxus (Doubleday & Hewitson) CHRYXUS ARCTIC a) c. strigulosa McDunnough - (TL - Gull Lake, Minden, Ontario) b) c. calais (Scudder) - (TL - Rupert House, James Bay, Quebec)

In 1994 - Sparrow Lake [35](Deep Bay) June 4 (1)«RLB); Algonquin P. P. [47] (airfield) May 29 (1)(TS).

9. Oeneisjutta (Hubner) JUTTA ARCTIC b)j. ascerta Masters & Sorensen - (TL - Solana St. Forest, Aitken Co., MN) d)j. harperi F.R. Chermock - (TL - Gillam, Manitoba)

In 1994 - Lyon Twp. [52](bog) June 12 (10), Lake St. Joseph [52] June 22 (5), Savant Lake [52] June 24 (6) all new locations, Mine Centre [51](Hwy. 11, 7 mi W ot) June 8 (5+)(NGE); Matache­ wan [50] June 18 (1), 19 (15), 20 (12), July 1 (3 worn)(LT); Matachewan [50] (Markle Lake bog) July 1 (4 wom)(TS).

10. Oeneis melissa (Fabricius) MELISSA ARCTIC - (TL - Newfoundland)

In 1994 - no reports.

11. Oeneis polixenes (Fabricius) POLIXENES ARCTIC - (TL - "America boreali")

In 1994 - no reports.

Family DANAIDAE Duponchel Subfamily Danainae Duponchel

Genus CCXXXVII: Danaus Kluk

1. Danausplexippus (Linnaeus) THE MONARCH - (TL - Pennsylvania)

In 1994 - According to Terry Crabe, the main migration southwards along Lake Huron in the Grand Bend - Kettle Point area [7] took place during the last week in August to Sept. 14 but no cluster­ ing was noted. Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) June 5 (1), Aug. 25 (7), Zurich [13] July 3 (1), (Ortwein's Swamp) Aug. 7 (8), Elmwood [33](3 km E ot) July 26 (3)(QFH); Dwight [35](Bondi Lodge) June 25 (4 F's ovipositing plus 14 larvae (peter Hess via QFH); Dwyer Hill Siding [42](3 mi SE ot) June 11 (1), Waba [40](3.5 km E ot) June 21 (2), Camel Chute [40](2 km W ot) June 23 (2), Fitzrroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) July 7 (17 larvae on A. incarnata), Aug. 16 (30 larvae + 3 pupae on A. incarnata), Barryvale Rd. [40](2.6 km W ofHwy. 511) Aug. 6 (5), Alfred [44] Oct. 24 (1)(RAL); King Twp. [19](Cardinal G.C.) Oct. 6 (2)(AJH); Crediton Pkwy. [18] June 15 (1), Oct. 17 (1), 23 (2), 30 (1), Rattray Marsh [18] seen regularly from July - Oct. 7, Hilton Falls [17] July 3 (2)(CR); Buckshot Lake [25] Aug. 18 (8)(JS);

61 Toronto area [19] movement to the SW began on July 16 building to fairly high numbers by end ofJuly. Steady migration through to early Oct. (BH); Port Franks [7] July 25 (4), Oct. 16 (22), Pinery [7](Kamer Blue Sanct.) June 18, July 4 & 29 (1 each), Brantford [10] June 7 (5)(KS); Thunder Bay Dist. [52} as usual, very few seen - only 5 from July 23 to Aug. 28, with 2 migrants on the latter date at Thunder Cape (NGE); Port Weller [6](by Welland Canal) Nov. 13 (1)(NGE); Castleton [22] June 9 (1 worn F oviposi­ ting; 20 larvae protected while rearing; last adult emerged late Sept.)(RCC); New Liskeard [50] June 4 (1), Matachewan [50] June 15 (1), 16 (2), 17 (1), (found larva on Milkweed Sept. 17 - emerged Oct. 13), North Bay [49](Himsworth Twp. Con. 28) July 22 (15), 24 (15), Huntsville [38] Aug. 14 (30)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) seen from June 4 to Oct. 20 (one adult tagged on Oct. 8 was recovered in Port Richey, Florida on Nov. 25)(WE); Orillia [35](Div. Rd. trail) May 31 (1 - first for the year), (Mara P.P.) Sept. 25 (50 in migration - 15 tagged), Oct. 16 (3)(RLB); seen in many areas ofthe Province but small numbers, Waubushene Nature Pres. [35] July 11 (1 adult + 2 larvae), Marlborough Forest [42](Cedar Grove) July 10 (2 larvae)«WIM);Kinmount [37] (Reid St.) June 11 (3), 18 (7); Brampton [18] June 23 (1), July 18 - 20 (max. 5 per day), Aug. 7 - 19 (max. 3 per day), Sept. 2 (2), 28 (2), 30 (2), Oct. 7 (1); Matachewan [50] (Hwy 65 9.6 km S ot) July 1 (1); Birch Island [45] July 2 (1 fresh, 1 very worn); Branchton [15] July 3 (1 plus 2 small larva on milkweed), 22 (10 very fresh); Rockton Tract [11] July 3 (1); Pinery P. P. [7] July 9 (3 plus 1 mature larva on butterfly weed); Rock Chapel Sane. [11] July 11 (12 fresh to worn M & F, with several F ovipositing on milkweed), 13 (7 very fresh M & F, with several F ovipositing on milkweed), 22 (5 fresh M & F); LaSalette [4] July 17 (4),27 (10), Sept. 5 (1), Oct. 22 (4), 23 (12); St. Williams [4] (Forestry Station) July 17 (10), Oct 22 (2); Mayfield [18] (GolfCourse)'July 21 (6); Point Pelee N. P. [1] July 26 (80 imm. to worn), 27 (45 imm. to worn), Aug. 28 (20 imm. &-"fresh), Sept. 11 (12), 18 (15); South Walsingham Woods [4] July 27 (8); Callander [46] July 28 (6); Duffs Comers [11] (Oak Gables G. C.) Aug. 13 (6), Oct. 23 (3); Balsam Lake [36] Sept. 4 (1); Oakland [10] Oct. 16 (1); Vanessa [4] Oct. 22 (1); Teeterville [4] Oct. 22 (3); Turkey Point [4] (0.5 km offshore over L. Erie) Oct. 22 (6), 23 (4)(TS); Point Pelee [1] April 27 (2 - record early for Point Pelee)(pDP et al.); May 15 (l)(KS); May 19 (1), May 24 (3 fairly fresh)(AW); June 1 (5 fairly fresh), June 2 (4 fresh)(AW +WGL); June 14 (3 fresh), June 15 (3 fresh), June 16 (14 ex. fresh), June 30 (2 fresh), July 1 (2 fresh), July 23 (40 fresh - including 15 migrants flying south off Tip)(AW); July 27 (60 fresh)(AW+TS); July 30 (150 ex. fresh)(AW+KAM+RZD+BNC); Aug. 7 (150 ex. fresh to worn)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Aug. 15 (50 ex. fresh to worn), Oct. 6 (25 ex. fresh), Oct. 11 (12 ex. fresh)(AW); Oct. 12 (220 ex. fresh) (AW et al.); Oct. 22 (45 ex. fresh), Oct. 28 (10 ex. fresh), Oct. 29 (10 ex. fresh), November 7 (6 fresh) (AW); November 17 (1)(KS+LS); Hillman Marsh [1] June 30 (1 very small larva), SE Leamington [1] Oct. 22 (60 ex. fresh), Wheatley Harbour [1] November 7 (1 fresh)(AW); Windsor Springarden Prairie [1] Aug. 6 (20 ex. fresh to worn)(AW+PRM+CDK+JAM); Port Weller [6] November 14 (3 fresh) (AW+ JNF); Budreau's Point [51] July 13 (2 worn + 5Iarvae)(AW+WGL); Hurkett [52] July 16 (1 fresh) (AW+ RHC+WGL); Thedford [7] December 17 (1 ex. fresh - clinging motionless, but alive, to dead grass; record late date for Ontario)(MPM+JPC+SC); Ancaster [l1](Martin's Lane) June 3 (1), Kinmount [36] June 19 (25), Aldershot [11](Woodland Cemetery) Nov. 8 (1)(RC); North York [19] July 11, Aug. 15, 16, November 17 (very late)(NL); Leslie Spit [19] June 18 (2), Aug. 27 (20, Sept. 17-188 (100+), Oct. 2 (2),30 (2), Pelee N.P. [1] July 31 (30+), Aug. 12 (10), 14 (3), Sept. 5 (6), Branchton [15] June 26 (5), July 16 (2), Bronte Creek [17] July 2 (10 nectaring on New Jersey Tea)(MNP).

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62 '&. 7. SELECTED REPORTS OF MOTHS IN ONTARIO 1994 - Compiled by Duncan Robertson

The selection comprises all reports received of Sesiidae, Cossidae, Saturniidae, Sphingidae, the genera Catocala and Schinia, and a few other (large, odd, or colourful) species; and some reports of species occurring in large numbers, or species that are uncommon in Ontario, or species (not necessarily uncommon) that have seldom or never been reported in these pages whether for Ontario or for a particular county or district. The species are named, arranged, and numbered as in Ronald W. Hodges et aJ., Check List of the Lepidoptera ofAmerica North ofMexico (1983). Generic and/or specific names in round brackets have been superseded by, and those in square brackets have superseded, the names in Hodges. Changes in higher classifications have been left unacknowledged. The county or district is indicated by a bold number before the placenames. Reporters are identified by initials. Such initials and other material in square brackets after a place-name or county number apply to all the dates for that place or county, except that initials in round brackets after a date supersede, for that date, preceding initials in square brackets, or, if prefixed by "+", indicate a joint reporter or reporters with those initialized in the square brackets. Unless otherwise noted, all dates are for 1994. Other information (in round brackets or square) is abbreviated thus: sev = several, 0' = male, ~ = female, lt = incandescent light, uv = ultra-violet light, mv = mercury-vapour light, c = collected, p = photographed, iden = species identified by, and ver = identity verified by). Bracketed numbers after a date or before bracketed initials indicate the number of specimens reported, "+" and "/+" meaning respectively "more than" and "or more". The absence ofa number indicates a report of 1 or 1/+ specimens, but "1" followed by a comma is used to indicate a specimen.to - which the information after the comma (including initials prefixed by "+") does not apply. In general, bracketed elements separated by a comma concern different specimens.

Names ofcontributors are as listed on page 1 or as noted below:

KBB Dr K. B. Bolte Agriculture Canada JDL Dr J. Donald Lafontaine Agriculture Canada 1M Irene McIlveen Acton MKM Michael K. Matheson Wheatley WM Dr W. D. McIlveen Acton DFS Dr Dale F. Schweitzer Port Norris, NJ KS Ken Stead Brantford

The Agriculture-Canada contingent are not exactly reporters, but their initials figure as identifying or verifying specimens submitted by reporters.

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63 OECOPHORIDAE

867 Agonopterixpulvipennella (Clem.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Oct. 25 (uv/mv KS+KZ).

EPERMENIIDAE

2325 Epermenia imperialella Bsk.. 7 Port Franks 1993 July 22 (uv/mv KS+KZ).

SESIIDAE

2536 Melittia cucurbitae (Harr.). 10 Brantford [WGL] June 30; July 1 (3),6 (3). 19 [Toronto on milkweed flowers WE] 1992 July 11 (2), 19. 1993 July 10 (2). 1994 July 12.

2554 Synathedon acerni (Clem.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 12 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 24 Flinton area July 10 (WM+IM).

2583 S. exitiosa (Say). 10 Brantford, July 24 (WGL). 15 Waterloo, July 24 (dayflying PRM). 26 Kingston, July 29 (2 at Joe-pye weed p DR).

COSSIDAE

2693 Prionoxystus robiniae (peck). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 2 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Comers area, June 17 (WGL). 19 Scarborough, June 19 (0' uv PRM)' 50 Matahchewan, July 5 (It LT). 2694 P. macmurtrei (Guer.). 10 Osborne Comers area, June 16 (WGL). 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] July 9, 14. 54 Hwy 17 at Manitoba border, July 11 (~ex. fresh AW+RC+WGL).

TORTRICIDAE

2755 Apotomisfunerea (Meyr.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 5 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 3496 Ecdytolopha desotana (Heinr.). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ] 1993 June 22; July 27. 3497 E. insiticiana Zell.. 7 Port Franks 1993 July 17 (uv/mv KS+KZ ver JDL). 3525 Aclerisforbesana (McD.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Sept 17 (ub/mv KS+KZ). 3695 Sparganothis sulfureana (Clem.). 17 Acton area, Sept. 7 (It WM+IM). Milton, July 1 (PRM). 3699 S. tristriata Kft.. 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 Aug. 1 (KS+KZ).

LIMACODIDAE

4654 Tortricidiaflexuosa (Grt.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 8 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Comers area, June 16 (WGL).

4669 Apoda biguttata (Pack.). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ] 1993 July 2, 11. 4681 Isa textula (H.-S.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 8 (uv/mv KS+KZ).

64 PYRALIDAE

4743 Neocataclysta magnificalis (Hbn.). 38 Huntsville area, July 6 (p DR). 4760 Parapoynx obscuralis (Grt.). 50 Matachewan, July 19 (1t LT). 4777 Petrophilafulicalis (Clem.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 July 24 (KS+KZ). 5156 Nomophila nearctica Mun.. 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 1993 Aug. 22; Oct. 18,25. 5182 Blepharomastix ranalis (Gn.). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ] 1993 July 2, 11. 5281 Pilocrocis ramentalis Led.. 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 Sept. 17 (KS+KZ). 5333 Prionapteryx nebulifera Steph.. 7 Port Franks 1993 July 17 (uv/mv KS+KZ iden BL). SECOND ONT. RECORD 5449 Thaumatopsis solutella (Zell.). 7 Kamer Blue Sanct. 1993 Oct 6 (c KS iden BL). FIRST CANADIAN RECORD 5526 Herculia intermedialis (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 26 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 5532 H. infimbrialis Dyar. 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 Aug. 9 (KZ). 5579 Epipaschia [Macalla] zelleri (Grt.). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv c KS+KZ ver JDL] 1993 July 11,24. 5847 Dioryctria disclusa Heinr.. 7 Port Franks 1993 July 24 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 6053 Peoria approximella (Wlk.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 1993 Aug. 1, 9.

THYATIRIDAE

6236 gloriosa (Gn.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 20 (uv/mv c KS+KZ).

GEOMETRIDAE

6270 Protitame virginalis (Hulst). 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 23 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 6286 Itame brunneata (Thunb.). 50 Matachewan, July 8 to Aug. 2 (8 It LT). 6341 Semiothisa bicolorata (p.). 50 Matachewan, June 28 to July 30 (8 It LT). 6343 S. sexmaculata (pack.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 4 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 6350 S. submarmorata (Wlk.). 50 Matachewan, June 10 (1t LT). 6361 S. orillata (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks area 1993 July 26 & after (common KS+KZ). 45 Misery Point 1992 July 26 (4 fresh AW+RC+WGL). 50 Matachewan, July 8 (1t LT).

6373 S. denticulata Grt.. 7 Port Franks 1993 July 26 (uv/mv KS+KZ ver KBB). 6394 S. hebetata (Hulst). 50 Matachewan, July 30 (1t LT). 6396 S. neptaria (Gn.). 50 Matachewan, July 30 (1t LT). 6399 S. subminiata (pack.). 1 Point Pelee: Northwest Beach, June 15 (ex. fresh AW). FIRST ONT. RECORD

65 6598 Protoboarmia porcelaria (Gn.). 50 Matachewan, June 20 (It LT). 6621 Melanolophia signataria (Wlk.). 50 Matachewan [It LT] May 29; June 3, 15. 6734 Euchlaena marginaria (Minot). 50 Matachewan, June 10-24 (4lt LT). 6806 Tacparia atropunctata (pack.). 50 Matachewan, June 15 (1t LT). 6818 Selenia kentaria (G. & R.). 50 Matachewan, June 5 (1t LT). 6884 Besma endropiaria (G. & R.). 17 Acton area, June 3 (1t WM+IM). 38 Huntsville area, June 13 (uv p DR). 50 Matachewan [It LT] June 13, 15 (2).

7047 Nemoria rubrifrontaria (pack).. 17 Acton area [It WM+IM] May 31; June 4. 32 Red Bay, June 4 (PRM).

7114 ldaea (Ste"ha) demissaria (Hbn.). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ ver JDL] 1993 Aug 2,4. 7120 L violacearia (Wlk). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 July 12 (KS ver KBB). 7285 Triphosa haesitata (Gn.). 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] May 20,23. 50 Matachewan, April 4 to Oct. 12 (lIlt LT).

7384 Xanthorhoe munitata (Hbn.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 12 (uv/mv KS+KZ ver KBB). 7423 albifera (Wlk). 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 19 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 7437 Operophtera bruceata (Hulst). 17 Milton, Nov. 25 (c PRM). 7529 Eupithecia coagulata Gn. [absinthiata (Cl.)]. 7 Port Franks 1993 Sept. 24 (uv/mv KS+KZ ver KBB). 7551a E. pusillata (D. & S.) [inte"uptofasciata Pack]. 7 Kamer Blue Sanctuary 1993 Oct. 6 (KS+ KZverKBB).

7645 Heterophleps refusaria (Wlk.). 1 Point Pelee, June 2 (ex. fresh AW+WGL).

EPIPLEMIDAE

7650 Callizzia amorata Pack. 26 Kingston, June 17 (uv p DR).

SATURNIIDAE

7715 Dryocampa rubicunda (p.). 1 Amer: Cedarwin Camp, June 1 fresh AW+WGL). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] July 8, 11. 50 Matachewan [It LT] June 3, 10 to Aug. 3 (200+). 7719 Anisota senatoria (1. E. Smith). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 10 (uv/mv KS+KZ ver JDL). 7746 Automeris io (p.). 1 [AW] Amer: Cedarwin Camp, June 1 (ex. fresh +WGL). Leamington area, July 3 (ex. fresh). 7 Ipperwash Beach [KS+KZ] 1993 June 22; July 9.

7757 Antheraeapolyphemus (Cram.). 7 Bosanquet Twp 1993 June 22 to July 12 (4 KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Comers area, July 18 (2 WGL). 19 Scarborough, July 9 (dayflying in woods BH). 26 [Kingston] June 21 (2 DR); July 8 (area WM+IM). 38 Huntsville area [DR] June 11 (20 uv p), 13 (2 o uv p), 15 (5 0); July 7 (0 worn). 50 Matachewan, June 11-27 (5/+ It LT).

66 7758 Actias luna (L.). 1 Amer: Cedarwin Camp, June 1 (ex. fresh AW+WGL). Kingsville area, Aug. 6 (It PRM). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 July 9 (KS+KZ). 38 Big Chute Gen. Stn, June 13 (2lt RLB). 50 Matachewan, June 14 to July 5 (5 It LT).

7767 Hyalophora cecropia (L.). 8 London, April 29 (pupa found there emerged WIDE). 10 Osborne Comers area, June 17 (WGL). 26 Kingston, June 17 (~ fairly fresh DR). 38 Gravenhurst, June 10 (It RLB). 50 Matachewan [It LT] June 14, 15.

SPHINGIDAE

7771 Agrius cingulatus (p.). 1 Leamington area, Oct. 16 (ex. fresh MKM+RM). Point Pelee, Sept. 5 (fresh AW+WGL).

7775 Manduca sexta (L.).. 1 [AW] Leamington area, Aug. 30 (2 not fresh). Point Pelee [AW] Sept. 5 (3 ex. fresh +WGL), 15 (11 fresh). 7776 M. quinquemaculata (Haw.). 10 Osborne Comers area, Aug. 12 (WGL). 7778 M. rustica (p.). 1 Point Pelee: West Beach, Aug. 21 (fresh on bouncing Bet MKM). FIRST RECORD FOR ONT. 7786 Ceratomia amyntor (Geyer). 1 Leamington area, July 3 (ex. fresh AW). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 July 9 (KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Comers area [WGL] June 17,19,20, 27, 29~ July 18,20. 38 Huntsville area, July 20 (uv p DR).

7787 C undulosa (Wlk.). 1 Point Pelee, June 15 (fresh AW). 7 Bosanquet Twp, June 10 to July 21 (occasionally KS+KZ). 10 [WGL] Brantford, June 22 (fresh); July 21. Osborne Comers area, June 14, 15, 18 (2), 20, 23, 29~ July 1. Tutela Heights, June 14. 11 Lynden [WGL] July 1, 5. 26 Kingston [uv p DR] June 17~ July 28. 38 Gravenhurst, May 30 (ltRLB). Huntsville area [DR] June 11 (2. uv p), 14 (uv p), 15 (uv p)~ July 3 (fresh), 4 (2), 7 (3 uv p), 12, 15 (uv p), 18 (2 It p, uv p), 19 (2 uv p). 42 Nepean, July 9 (PRM). 50 Matachewan, June 16 to Aug. 18 (111+ It LT).

7789 C catalpae (Bdv.). 46 Magnetewan R., Aug. 1 (uv RLB). 7796 Sphinx eremitus (Hbn.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk, July 10 (KZ). 7802 S. chersis (Hbn.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk, July 9 (KZ). 7809 S. kalmiaeJ. E. Smith. 1 Point Pelee, Aug. 9 (not fresh AW). 7 Pinery Provo Pk, July 10 (KZ). 10 Osborne Comers area, June 16 (WGL). 38 Gravenhurst, June 8 (It RLB). Huntsville area, July 17 (uv p DR). 50 Matachewan, June 27 to July 30 (3 It LT).

7810 S. gordius Cram. fpoecila Steph., gordius being a distinct species rare in Ont.]. 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] June 11~ July 12. 50 Matachewan [It LT] May 30 (2)~ June 15 to Aug. 30 (30/+). 7811 S. luscitiosa Clem.. 50 Matachewan [It LT] June 17, 19. 7812 S. drupiferarum J. E. Smith. 38 Huntsville area, July 14 (uv p DR). 50 Matachewan [It LT] June 11 ~ July 1.

7817 L bombycoides Wlk.. 7 Bosanquet Twp 1993 July 7-22 (common KS+KZ). 38 Huntsville area, July 28 (2 RLB). 50 Matachewan, June 10 to July 31 (111+ It LT).

7821 Smerinthusjamaicensis (Drury). 1 Point Pelee, June 2 (2 ex. fresh AW+WGL). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] June 10,18,22. 10 Osborne Corners area [WGL] July 1, 5 (2), 24. 17 Acton area [It 67 WM+IM] June 14; July 12. 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] May 30 (1t RLB); June 15; July 7, 15, 19. 50 Matachewan, May 29 to July 5 (11/+ It LT). 53 Cochrane, Aug. 6 (LT).

7822 S. cerisyi Kby.. 7 Port Franks 1993 June 16 to July 12 (sev KS). 17 Acton area, June 28 (It WM+IM). 38 Gravenhurst, May 27 (1t RLB). 45 Evansville, June 26 (PRM). 50 Matachewan, May 29 to June 27 (66 It LT).

7824 Paonias excaecatus (1. E. Smith). 1 Point Pelee, June 18 (ex. fresh AW). 7 [1993 KZ] Pinery Provo Pk, July 9. Port Franks, July 22 (uv/mv +KS). 10 Brantford, July 2 (WGL). 17 Acton area [It WM+IM] July 12, 16. 22 Cobourg, June 22 (WIDE). 26 Kingston, June 16 (worn uv p DR). 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] July 7,9 (2). 50 Matachewan, June 30 to July 18 (7/+ It LT).

7825 P. myops (1. E. Smith). 1 Point Pelee, June 2 (ex. fresh AW+WGL). 7 Bosanquet Twp, June 16 to Aug. 4 (fairly common KS+KZ). 10 [WGL] Brantford June 19,29,30; July 1. Osborne Comers area, June 16, 18,20,27; July 2 (2),5,6. 17 Acton area [It WM+IM] June 14, 16. 38 Huntsville area [DR] June 13 (uv p); July 4 (worn). 50 Matachewan, June 4 to July 31 (7/+ It LT).

7827 Laothoe [Amorpha]juglandis (1. E. Smith). 1 Point Pelee [AW] June 1 (ex. fresh +WGL), 24 (fresh); July 6 (fairly fresh), 7 (not fresh). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 2 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Comers area [WGL] June 15,16, 20. 17 Acton area [It WM+IM] May 31; June 6,9. 50 Matachewan, June 15 (It LT).

7828 Pachysphinx modesta (Raff.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk, July 16 (GV). 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] . July 5,9, 14, 17. 50 Matachewan [It LT] May 30 (2); June 24 to Sept. 20 (56/+ [Sept. 20 fresh]).

7849 Aellopos titan (Cram.). 1 Pelee Island: Fish Point, July 8 (3 not fresh to ragged at common milkweed AW+RC+WGL).

7853 Hemaris thysbe (p.). 1 [AW] Point Pelee, July 23 (worn). Windsor: Springarden Prairie, Aug. 6 (ex. fresh +PRM+CDK+JAM). 10 Brantford, Aug. 19 (WGL). 17 Acton area, July 31 (day-nectaring WM+IM). 26 Kingston [at Joepye weed p DR] July 31; Aug. 1.

7854 H. gracilis (G. & R.). 50 Matachewan [It LT] June 15, 19; July 1. 7855 H. diffinis (Bdv.). 1 [AW] Point Pelee, Aug. 7 (fresh). Windsor: Springarden Prairie, Aug. 6 (fresh +PRM+CDK+JAM). 7 Kamer Blue Sanct., June 17 (daytime KS+KZ). 10 Brantford [WGL+KG] July 23 (2), 24, 26. 17 Milton area, July 23 (WM+IM). 37 Twin Lakes, June 19 (~day­ ying JS). 50 Matachewan, June 19 (1t LT).

7859 Eumorpha pandora (Rhn.). 1 Point Pelee [AW] July 26 (not fresh +TS); Aug. 9 (worn). 7870 Sphecodina abbottii (Swainson). 10 Osborne Comers area, June 16 (WGL). 7871 Deidamia inscripta (Raff.). 1 Point Pelee [AW] May 10 (ex. fresh); June 1 (7 ex. fresh +WGL), 2 (9 fresh +WGL). 7 Port Franks 1993 May 21 (uv/mv KS+KZ).

7873 Amphionfloridensis B. P. Clark. 1 Pelee Island [AW] June 6 (Stoney Point ex. fresh); July 8 (Fish Point 2 fresh +RC+WGL).

7885 Darapsa myron (Cram.). 1 Point Pelee [AW] June 15 (fairly fresh), 24 (2 ex. fresh); Aug. 14 (ex. fresh). 7 Bosanquet Twp, June 26 to Aug. 19 (common KS+KZ). 10 [WGL] Brantford, June 28,29. Osborne Comers area, June 16, 18,20,21,26 (2), 27; July 5 (2), 6, 21. 11 Lynden, July 1 (WGL).

68 t. 7886 D. pholus (Cram.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 11 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Comers area, July 19 (WGL). 38 Huntsville area, July 7 (uv p DR). 50 Matachewan, June 15 to July 5 (14lt LT).

7890 Xylophanes tersa (L.). 1 Point Pelee, Aug. 29 (fresh AW). 7892 Hyles euphorbiae (L.). 10 Osborne Comers area, June 17 (c WGL). 7893 H. gallii (Rottemburg). 50 Matachewan, June 27 to July 23 (5 It LT).

NOTODONTIDAE

7896 Clostera (Ichthyura) inclusa (Hbn.). 17 Acton area, July 27 (1t WM+IM). 7903 Datana angusii G. & R.. 7 Port Franks 1993 June 26 (uv/mv KS+KZ ver JDL). 7926 scitipennis Wlk. (stragula Grt.). 26 Kingston, July 26 (uv p DR). 7928 N. simplaria Graef 50 Matachewan [It LT] July 30,31. 7934 Gluphisia lintneri (Grt.). 50 Matachewan, May 30 (2 It LT). 8005 Schizura ipomoeae Doubleday. 42 Nepean, July 7 (PRM).

ARCTIIDAE

8108 Haploa colona (Hbn.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 26 (uv/mv KS+KZ ver JDL). 8118 Holomelina opella (Grt.). 17 Acton area, July 23 (It WM+IM). 8162 Platarctia parlhenos (Raff.). 50 Matachewan [It LT] June 27 (2); July 3-16 (10/+). 8166 Arctia caja (L.). 38 Hunstville area, July 28 (RLB); Aug. 12 (uv p DR). 46 Magnetewan R. [uv RLB] Aug. 1, 3 (6). 48 St Joseph Island, Aug. 8 (WGL).

NOCTUIDAE Herminiinae

8349 Zanclognatha [Polypogonlprotumnusalis (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 17 (muv KS+KZ). 8352 Z. [P.]jacchusalis (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 4 (muv KS+KZ). 8355 Chytolita morbidalis (Gn.). 10 Tutela Heights, June 15 (WGL). 17 Milton, July 1 (PRM). 50 Matachewan, June 27 (1t LT).

8359 Horisma [Macrochilo] bivittata (Grt.). 38 Huntsville [uv p DR] July 17, 19. 8360 H. [At] orciferalis Wlk.. 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 22 (muv KS+KZ iden JDL). 8362 Phalaenostola (Epidelta) metonalis (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks area 1993 Oct. 9 (KS+KZ). 8379 Reniafactiosalis (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks [muv KS+KZ ver JDL] 1993 July 21; Aug 2,4.

Rivulinae

8413 Mycterophora inexplicata (Wlk.). 38 Huntsvile area 1990 Aug. 4 (It P DR). 50 Matachewan, July 19 (1t c LT).

69 Hypenodinae

8440 Nigetiaformosalis Wlk.. 7 Port Franks [muv KS+KZ] 1993 July 20,24; Aug. 2.

Catocalinae

8493 Isogona tenuis (Grt.). 1 Point Pelee [AW] June 24 (6 ex. fresh), 26 (fresh). SECOND ONT. RECORD

8500 Metalectra quadrisignata (Wlk.). 10 Osborne Comers area, July 19 (WGL). 50 Matachewan, July 5 (2 It LT).

8536 Calyptra (Calpe) canadensis (Bethune). 17 Acton area, July 23 (1t WM+IM). 50 Matachewan, July 28 (1t LT).

8574 Anticarsia gemmatalis Hbn.. 19 Toronto: waterfront, Sept. 30 (hundreds BH). 22 Cobourg, Oct. 12 (WIDE). 8592 Cissusa spadix (Cram.). 7 Port Franks, May 7 (uv/mv KS+KZ ver IDL). 8649 Ascalapha odorata (L.) [Erebus odora (L.)]. 1 [Point Pelee daytime] Blue Heron Picnic area, July 18 (MKM); Tip [AW] June 15 (fresh), 24 (not fresh); Visitor Centre, Aug. 12 (GTH). 2 Wheatley, Sept. 30 ( fairly fresh JNF). 8695 Zale undularis (Drury). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 8 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 8697 Z. minerea (Gn.). 50 Matachewan, June 10 (It LT). 8702 Z. submediana Strand. 7 Port Franks 1993 June 19 (1arvae on jack-pine KS+KZ). 8719 Euparthenos nubilis (Hbn.). 1 Point Pelee [AW] June 2 (ex. fresh +WGL), 24 (ex. fresh, worn); Aug. 14 (fresh). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ] 1993 June 16,26; July 2-17 (regularly); Aug. 26. 19 Scarborough, July 1 (PRM). 8733 Caenurgia chloropha (Hbn.). 22 Cobourg, July 7 (WIDE). 8743 Mocis latipes Gn. 1 Point Pelee, Aug. 29 (fresh AW). 8747 Celipterafrustulum Gn.. 1 Point Pelee, Aug. 14 (fresh AW). 8770 Catocala innubens Gn.. 1 Point Pelee, Sept. 5 (not fresh AW+WGL). 10 Brantford [WGL] Aug. 20, 25, 31. 19 Scarborough, Aug. 23 (PRM). 26 Kingston [bait DR] July 29 (1,2 p); 31 (1, p); Aug. 1 (3, p), 9 (p).

8771 C piatrix Grt.. 1 Point Pelee [AW] Aug. 9 (ex. fresh), 19 (ex. fresh), 31 (fresh); Sept 5 (ragged +WGL). 4 Clanbrassil area, Aug. 31 (WGL). 7 Kamer Blue Sanct. 1993 Aug. 28 (KS+KZ). 10 Brantford [WGL] Aug. 27; Sept. 28.

8775 C antinympha (Hbn.). 49 Chutes Provo Pk, July 30 (3 WGL). 50 Matachewan [1t LT] July 31; Aug. 25 (4); Sept. 8.

8776 C coelebs Grt.. 4 Clanbrassil area, Aug. 31 (WGL). 50 Matachewan, Aug 21 (1t LT).

8778 C habilis Grt.. 1 Kingsville area, Aug. 6 (1t PRM). 2 Wheatley area, Sept. 5 (not fresh AW+WGL). 4 Clanbrassil area, Aug. 31 (5 WGL).

70 8784 C obscura Stkr.. 1 [AW] Arner: Cedarwin Camp, Aug. 5 (ex. fresh +PRM+CDK). Kingsville area, Aug. 5 (It +PRM). Point Pelee, Aug. 14 (ex. fresh). 4 Clanbrassil area, Aug. 31 (10 WGL). 10 Brantford, Aug. 27 (WGL).

8785 C residua Grt.. 1 [AW] Arner: Cedarwin Camp, Aug. 5 (ex. fresh +PRM+CDK). Kingsville area, Aug. 5 (It +PRM).

8788 C retecta Grt.. 1 Point Pelee [ex. fresh AW] July 26 (4 +TS); Aug. 9. 4 Clanbrassil area, Aug. 31 (35 WGL). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [sev bait KS+KZ] 1993 Sept. 4, 5. 10 Brantford, Aug. 25 (WGL). 8790 C dejecta Stkr.. 1 Point Pelee, July 26 (ex. fresh AW+TS).

8795 C palaeogama Gn.. 1 Point Pelee [AW] July 26 (2 ex. fresh +TS); Aug. 9 (2 ex. fresh), 14 (fresh); Sept 5 (not fresh +WGL).

8796 C nebulosa Edw.. 1 Point Pelee, July 26 (3 ex. fresh AW+TS).

8798 C neogama (1. E. Smith). 1 Point Pelee [AW] July 26 (6 ex. fresh +TS); Sept. 5 (3 fresh +WGL). 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug 25 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 10 Tutela Heights, Aug. 17 (2 WGL).

8801 C ilia (Cram.). 1 Point Pelee [AW] July 26 (25 ex. fresh inc1. 1 melanic +TS); Aug. 14 (2 fresh). 4 Clanbrassil area, Sept. 11 (WGL). 7 [1993 KS+KZ] Karner Blue Sanct., Oct. 7. Port Franks [common uv/mv] July 10,27 to Sept 4. 19 Scarborough, Aug. 4 (PRM). 26 Kingston [p DR] July 21 (uv), 24 (uv), 29 (2 bait).

8802 C cerogama Gn.. 1 Point Pelee [ex. fresh AW] July 26 (+TS); Aug. 14. 4 Clanbrassil area [WGL] Aug. 31 (3); Sept. 11 (3). 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 3 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 25 Buckshot Lake, Aug. 19 (20' bait JS). 26 Kingston [bait DR] July 31 (p); Aug. 1,8,9. 8803 C relicta Wlk.. 1 [ex. fresh AW+WGL] Leamington area Sept. 5. Point Pelee, Sept. 5 (4). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 1993 Aug. 18; Sept. 4,17. 11 Lynden, July 18 (WGL). 19 Scarborough, Aug. 16 (PRM). 22 Cobourg, Sept. 13 (WIDE). 26 Kingston, Aug. 27 (uv P DR). 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] Sept. 1,2. 50 Matachewan [It LT] Aug. 8; Sept 12 (300+), 13 to Oct 7 (16/+).

8805 C unijuga Wlk.. 1 Point Pelee [AW] Aug. 19 (ex. fresh); Sept. 5 (7 fresh incl. 1 melanic +WGL). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [bait KS+KZ] Aug. 18; Sept. 4, 5. 19 Scarborough, July 30 (PRM). 26 Kingston [uv p DR] Sept. 10, 11, 17. 50 Matachewan [It LT] July 30; Aug. 18 to Sept. 7 (18/+).

8806 C parta Gn.. 1 Point Pelee [AW] Aug. 19 (ex. fresh); Sept. 5 (fresh +WGL). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 1993 Aug. 18 (RC); Sept. 4,17 (3). 10 Osborne Corners area, Sept. 23 (WGL). 19 Scarborough, July 29 (bait PRM). 26 Kingston [p DR] July 28 (uv), 30 (uv), 31 (bait). 38 Huntsville area, Aug. 15 (uv P DR).

8817 C briseis Edw.. 1 Point Pelee, Sept. 5 (fairly fresh AW+WGL). 7 Karner Blue Sanct. 1993 Sept. 5 (KS+KZ). 26 Kingston, July 28 (bait p DR). 50 Matachewan [It LT] July 31 (2); Aug. 30 to Sept. 12 (18/+). 8822 C meskei Grt.. 1 Point Pelee, Aug. 13 (worn AW+STP). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 Aug. 18 (RC).

8832 Ceara Gn.. 1 Point Pelee [AW] July 26 (ex. fresh +TS); Aug. 10 ex. fresh), 14 (ex. fresh), 15 (ex. fresh); Sept. 1 (fresh), 4 (fresh), 6 (fresh), 10 (not fresh), 14 (ex. fresh). 4 Clanbrassil area, Aug. 31

71 (6 WGL). 7 Port Franks area 1993 Oct. 9 (KS+KZ). 10 [WGL] Osborne Comers area, Sept. 28. Tutela Heights, Aug. 17 (2). 26 Kingston, Sept. 14 (bait p DR).

8833 C concumbens Wlk.. 1 Point Pelee, Aug. 9 (not fresh AW). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ] 1993 July 17~ Aug. 29~ Sept. 3. 10 Osborne Comers area [WGL] Aug. 22~ Sept. 28. 19 Rouge Valley, Sept. 12 (bait PRM). 25 Buckshot Lake, Aug. 19 (bait JS). 26 Kingston, Sept. 11 (uv p DR). 50 Matachewan [It LT] Aug. 11,30 to Sept. 12 (27/+).

8834 C amatrix (Hbn.). 1 [AW] Leamington area, Sept. 15 ex. fresh). Point Pelee, Aug. 19 (fresh), 22 (fresh), 29 (ex. fresh)~ Sept. 5 (4 fresh +WGL), 7 (worn), 9 (fairly fresh), 18 (2 ex. fresh +TS+STP). 2 Wheatley area, Sept. 5 (fresh AW+WGL). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ] 1993 Sept. 2,4. 10 Tutela Heights Aug. 17 (2 WGL). 19 Scarborough [PRM] July 30 (bait)~ Sept. 18. 26 Kingston, Sept. 12 (uv pDR).

8846 C sordida Grt.. 49 Chutes Provo Pk, July 30 (2 WGL). 50 Matachewan [It LT] July 18 (2)~ Aug. 11, 16 (2).

8857 C ultronia (Hbn.). 1 Point Pelee [AW] July 26 (7 ex. fresh +TS)~ Aug. 14 (worn). 2 Wheatley area, Sept. 5 (worn AW+WGL). 4 Clanbrassil area, Aug. 31 (WGL). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ] 1993 Aug. 2, 9, 18,23 (3). 10 Brantford, July 21 (WGL). 17 Acton area, July 29 (It WM+IM). 26 Kingston [DR] July 24 (2, p), 25 (2, uv p), 26 (2),27 (2), 28 (4 bait), 29 (6 bait), 31 (3 bait)~ Aug. 1 (7 bait), 8, 9 (3),26. 50 Matachewan, Aug. 30 (It LT).

8863 C mira Grt.. 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ] 1993 July 26~ Aug. 9. 10 Brantford, July 25 (WGL). 17 Acton area, Aug. 2 (It WM+IM). 26 Kingston [DR] July 24 (uv p), 25 (uv p), 28 (2 bait p, uv p), 29 (10 bait), 31 (6)~ Aug. 1 (5),8 (5), 9 (3).

8864 C grynea (Cram.). 1 Point Pelee, July 26 (3 ex. fresh AW+TS). 7 [1993 KS+KZ] Kamer Blue Sanct., Aug. 28. Pinery Provo Pk, July 24. 10 Brantford, July 26 (WGL). 19 Scarborough, July 16 (PRM). 26 Kingston [DR] July 28 (bait p), 31 (bait: 1, 2 p)~ Aug. 1,10. 38 Huntsville area, Sept. 6 (mv p DR).

8867 C blandula Hulst. 10 Brantford, July 18 (2 WGL). 8873 C similis Edw.. 7 Pinery Provo Pk, Aug. 18 (RC). 8874 C minuta Edw.. 10 Brantford [WGL ver JDL] July 17, 19. FIRST ONT. RECORD. 8878 C amica (Hbn.). 7 Bosanquet Twp 1993 Aug 18-28 (sev KS+KZ iden DFS). 8878a C lineella Grt. [now considered a species separate from amica]. 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 2 (uv/mv KS+KZ).

Plusiinae

8881 Abrostola urentis Gn.. 7 Port Franks 1993 June 22 (uv/mv KS+KZ ver JDL). 8889 Agrapha (Trichoplusia) oxygramma (Gey.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 Sept. 17 (KS+KZ). 8898 Allagrapha aerea (Hbn.). 1 Pt. Pelee, Sept. 5 (fresh AW+WGL). 19 Scarborough, Aug. 15 (PRM).

72 8939 Syngrapha alias (Ottol.). 50 Matachewan [It LT] July 18 (2), 20 (2). 53 Cochrane, Aug. 7 (LT). 8940 S. abstrusa Eichlin. 10 Brantford, June 29 (WGL). 8945 S. montana (Pack.). 38 Huntsville area, June 15 (9 DR).

Euteliinae

8959 Hbn. [abrostolella Wlk.]. 1 Point Pelee: Sanctuary Picnic Area, June 1 (2 ex. fresh It AW+WGL ver JDL). FIRST RECORD FOR CANADA

Sarrothripinae

8973 Baileya australis (Grt.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 20 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 26 Kingston [uv p DR] June 17, 18; July 26.

Nolinae

8983 Meganola minuscula (Zell.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 19 (uv/mv KS+KZ).

Acontiinae

9018 Cobubatha dividua (Grt.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 24 (uv/mv KS+KZ ver JDL). NEW TO CANADA

9211 Acronicta tritona (Hbn.). 50 Matachewan, June 11 (It LT). 9235 A. spinigera Gn.. 19 Scarborough, June 22 (PRM). 9243 A. ovata Grt.. 7 Port Franks 1993 July 2 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 9247 A. tristis Sm.. 7 Port Franks 1993 July 11 (KS+KZ). 9264 A. longa Gn.. 7 Port Franks 1993 June 16 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 9266 A. lithospila Grt.. 7 Port Franks 1993 July 27 (uv/mv KS+KZ).

Amphipyrinae

9328 Apamea nigrior (Sm.). 10 Osborne Corners area, July 2 (WGL). 9343 A. apamiformis (Gn.). 17 Acton area, Jun 16 (It WM+IM). 9365 Agroperina [Apamea] lateritia (Rulli.). 38 Huntsville [DR] July 4 (p), 5 (p, It p), 6 (1, uv p). 9406 OligiaJractilinea (Grt.). 50 Matachewan, Aug. 19 (It LT). 9427 Meropleon (Oligia) diversicolor (Morr.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 30 (sev uv/mv KS+KZ). 9443 Hypocoena (Senta) deJecta (Grt.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 Aug. 1 (KS+KZ).

9465 duovata (Bird). 50 Matachewan [It LT] Sept. 7 (4), 12, 15.

73 9482 P. speciosissima (G. & R). 26 Kingston, Sept. 24 (p DR). 9486 P. birdi (Dyar). 7 Karner Blue Sanct. 1993 Aug. 28 (KS+KZ). 9492 P. marginidens (Gn.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 Sept. 17 (KS+KZ ver JDL). 9495 P./urcata (Sm.). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ] 1993 Oct. 9, 10. 17 Acton area, Aug. 25 (1t WM+IM). 9496 P. nebris (Gn.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Oct. 9 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 9501 P. eupatorii (Lyman). 10 Osborne Corners area, Oct. 7 (WGL). 9503 P. rigida (Grt.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Oct. 9 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Corners area, Sept. 23 (WGL). 9509 P. unimoda (Sm.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Oct. 10 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 9649 Proxenus [Athetis] mendosa McD.. 50 Matachewan [It LT] July 29; Aug. 20. 9696 Platysenta [Condica] vecors (Gn.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 17 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 9720 Ogdoconta cinereola (Gn.). 1 Leamington area, Sept. 5 (fresh AW+WGL).

Cuculliinae

9875 thoracica (putnam-Cramer). 50 Matachewan [It LT] May 8, 14; Oct. 8. 9878 Lithomoia solidaginis (Hbn.) [germana (Morr.)]. 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 Sept. 17 (KS+KZ). 9886 Lithophanepate/acta (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks area [KS+KZ] 1993 Oct. 7, 25. 9914 L laticinerea Grt.. 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ] 1993 Oct. 21, 25. 19 Scarborough, Oct. 11 (PRM).

9930 Pyrefe"a citromba Franc.. 7 Port Franks 1993 Oct. 25 (uv/mv KS+KZ): 9931 P. ceromatica (Grt.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Oct. 25 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 9935 Eupsilia tristigmata (Grt.). 7 Bosanquet Twp [KS+KZ] 1993 Sept. 24, 25; 1009. 26 Kingston [uv p DR] May 7, 10. 38 Huntsville area, May 22 (uv p DR).

9936 E. morrisoni (Grt.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Oct. 25 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 35 Orillia area, April 24 (RLB).

9946 Epiglaea decliva (Grt.). 7 Bosanquet Twp [KS+KZ] 1993 Sept. 17; Oct. 7,9. 9950 Chaetaglaea sericea (Morr.). 7 Port Franks area 1993 Oct. 9 (KS+KZ), 9967 Hillia iris (Zett.). 50 Matachewan [It LT] Aug. 30 (2); Sept. 9. 9990 Sutyna profunda (Sm.). 50 Matachewan, Aug. 30 to Sept. 15 (5 It LT). 9998 Brachylomia (Bombycia) algens (Grt.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 29 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 50 Matachewan, Aug. 27 (2 It LT).

10007 Feralia major Sm.. 50 Matachewan, May 3 (1t LT). 10019 Psaphida resumens Wlk.. 7 Port Franks 1993 May 29 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 10067 Adita chionanthi (1. E. Smith). 38 Huntsville area [p DR] Sept. 5 (mv), 6 (uv). 74 10135 Oncocnemis riparia Morr. #7 Port Franks 1993 June 24 to July 17 (sev uv/mv KS+KZ). 10198 Cucullia postera Gn. 50 Matachewan, July 31 (2 It LT).

Hadeninae

10272 Mamestra curialis (Sm.). 50 Matachewan, June 27 (It LT). 10290 Polia [Orthodes] obscura (Sm.). 7 Port Franks 1993 May 17 (uv/mv KS+KZ iden JDL). 10294 Melanchra (Polia)pulverulenta (Sm.). 50 Matachewan [It LT] June 24; July 5. 10302 Lacanobia (Polia) [Trichordestra] rugosa (Morr.). 50 Matachewan, June 27 (It LT). 10368 Lacinipolia meditata (Grt.). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ ver JDL] 1993 Aug. 12, 19,23,29; Sept. 4.

10394 L vicina (Grt.). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 24 (uv/mv KS+KZ ver JDL). 10406 L olivacea (Morr.). 17 Acton area, July 29 (It WM+IM). 10444 Leucania phragmatidicola Gn.. 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 1993 June 4; Sept. 17. 10459 L inermis (Fbs.). 7 [1993 KS+KZ] Pinery Provo Pk, July 22. Port Franks [uv/mv] June 16~ July 20.

10501 Crocigrapha normani (Grt.). 7 Port Franks 1993 May 7 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 10532 Homorthodesfurfurata (Grt.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 Aug. 18 (RC). 10567 Ulolonche culea (Gn.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 May 24 (daytime KS+KZ). 10569 U. modesta (Morr.). 7 Port Franks 1993 May 21 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 10585 Orthodes crenulata (Butler). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 21 to Aug. 2 (sev uv/mv KS+KZ).

Noctuinae

10781 Euxoafumalis (Grt.). 50 Matachewan Aug. 2 (It LT). 10807 E. albipennis (Grt.). 7 Bosanquet Twp [KS+KZ] 1993 Aug. 28; Sept. 17. 10903 Euagrotis illapsa (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks 1993 Aug. 1 (uv/mv KS+KZ). 10951 Xestia (Amathes) tenuicula (Morr.). 50 Matachewan, July 26 to Aug. 9 (5/+ It LT). 53 Cochrane, Aug. 8 (LT).

10969 Anomogyna [Xestia] dilucida (Morr.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 Sept. 17 (KZ). 10992 Paradiarsia littoralis (pack.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 June 22 (KS+KZ). 11004 Protolampra rUfipectus (Morr.). 50 Matachewan, Aug. 26 to Sept. 9 (5/+ It LT). 11006 P. brunneicollis (Grt.). 7 Bosanquet Twp [KS+KZ] 1993 June 22; July 9; Aug. 2. 11043 Rhynchagrotis cupida (Grt.). 7 Bosanquet Twp [KS+KZ ver JDL] 1993 Oct. 6, 10.

75 Heliothinae

11063 Py"hia umbra (Hufn.). 1 Point Pelee, Aug. 14 (4 ex. fresh AW). 22 Cobourg, Oct. 10 (WIDE).

11117 Schinia lynx (Gn.). 1 Point Pelee, July 26 (ex. fresh AW). 11128 S. arcigera (Gn.). 1 Point Pelee [AW] Sept. 9 (~ ex. fresh), 21 (2 f worn). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 1993 Sept. 17 (c KZ). 11149 S. trifascia Hbn.. 1 Point Pelee, Aug. 23 (fresh AW). 7 Pinery ProVo Pk 1993 Aug.9 (KS+KZ). 11164 S.florida (Gn.). 1 Point Pelee [AWl Aug. 19 (fresh), 27 (not fresh +TS). 17 Acton area, July 31 (WM+IM). 19 Toronto [CJS] July 16 (overwintered emerged), 28; Aug. 2 (2), 16. 38 Huntsville area, July 7 (uv P DR). 50 Matachewan, July 16 (fit LT).

11171 S. gloriosa (Stkr.). 7 Port Franks [uv/mv KS+KZ] 1993 July 31; Aug. 2,3, 19 (c). 11177 S. nundina (Drury). 7 Port Franks 1993 July 27 (uv/mv KS+KZ).

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Black Witch (Ascalapha odorata) at Wheatley, Ontario. September 30, 1994 (James N. Flynn)

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76 CONTINUOUS CYCLICAL SUMMARY OF REPORTS OF MOTHS IN ONTARIO

NOCTUIDAE: HERMINIINAE TO AGARISTINAE 1986-1994

Compiled by Duncan Robertson

The remarks introductory to the "Selected Reports ofMoths" on p. 00 apply here as well, except so far as information about the species is here abbreviated. Places are distinguished only by county and dates only by year and month, and information within round brackets is limited to the number of specimens and initials ofreporters. After the county number, a four-digit number indicates the year and month (or a two-digit number, the year alone), a two-digit number after that (and after a comma), a subsequent month. A hyphenated four-digit number indicates inclusive years or months, and a hypenated six-digit number indicates inclusive months within a year. Initials before year-dates function somewhat similarly to initials in square brackets in the "Selected Reports": they apply to all dates for the county unless and until different initials supervene before a later year-date. The following key to initials is required to supplement that on p. 00.

CB Carol Brotman Toronto DL Diane Lepage FB Fred Bodsworth Toronto JL JeffLarson Windsor MSB Mark S. Brunton Toronto VL Vincent P. Lucas Westlake, Ohio DC Don Cecile Port AIberni, BC SBM Scott B. Morell Boston U. SD Sid Daniels Willowdale PN Peter Noyle Hillsburgh JWD J. W. Dawson U ofT, Erindale ALP Allan L. Patterson Kitchener lID Hal Donly Unionville RP Rod Parrott Port Hope GID G. 1. van Dorsser Peterborough DFR Dennis F. Rupert Sarnia JLD JohnL. Dunn Dayton,OH IR Ian Richards Guelph JHF Dr 1. H. Fullard U ofT, Erindale AS AI Sinclair Uffington RF Robert G. Finlayson Hamilton DAS Donald A. Sutherland Port Rowan AH Ann Harrison Scarborough GS George Sutton Goderich LH Linda Harrison Scarborough DT Don Tyreman Presqu'ile P. Pk. JJ Joseph Jones Scarborough WGW William G. Wilson Cambridge JGK John G. Keenleyside Mississauga CML C.M. Lemieux Leamington FON Federation of Ontario Naturalists

Herminiinae

8322 Idia americalis (Go.). 1 AW 9408 (17), 09 (1, +WL). 4 RC 9309. #7 ALP 8708; KS+KZ 9307-10 (abundant). 10 RC+AW 9307. 11 RC+WL 9306 (3). 19 PM 8606; 8706; 9106 (JJ); 9206; 9306 (1, sev JJ), 08 (2); 9406 (1, 2 CS). 22 WIDE 9207. 26 DR 8806 (2), 09 (9); 8910 (3); 9306 (5), 07 (5), 08 (23), 09 (14); 9406 (3),07 (19), 08 (30), 09 (30). 38 DR 8809; 9307 (3); 9407 (3),08 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9307 (3); 9406,07-08 (11/+). 8323 1 aemula Hbn.. 4 RC 9309 (5). 7 KS+KZ 9306-07 (common), 09-10 (abundant). 11 RC 9309. 13 DR 8807. 19 PM 8607; 9106; 9307, 09 (JJ). 22 WIDE 9208. 26 DR 8808,09 (9), 10; 9106; 9208; 9306 (4),07 (3), 09 (9), 10; 9408 (12), 09 (13). 38 DR 8806,07 (2); 9307, 09; 9408. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9307 (4), 08; 9407-08 (4/+). 8324 1 majoralis (Sm.). 10 WL 9308 (2 +RC); 9407. 77 \:P 8326 1 rotundalis (Wlk.). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8330 1 scobialis (Grt.). 11 RC 9308 (2). 19 PM 9406. 26 DR 9407. 38 PM 8908. 8334 l'ubricalis (Gey.). 1 AW+WL 9409 (2). 4 RC 9209; 9308 (4 +WL). 7 KS+KZ 9307 (sev). 10 RC+WL 9307 (2). 17 WM+IM 9308; 9407. 19 PM 9208; 9307; 9406. 26 DR 8808; 9407 (9). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8608; 9307, 08; 9408 (2). 8338 Phalaenophanapyramusalis (Wlk). 19 JJ 9306. 26 DR 9107. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9406 (2), 07.

8340 Zanclognatha [Polypogon] lituralis (Hbn.). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8345 Z. [P.] laevigata (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9307,08. 10 RC+WL 9307. 11 RC+WL 9307. 19 JJ 9308. 38 DR 9007,08 (PM); 9407 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+).

8347 Z. [P.] obscuripennis (Grt.). 11 RC+WL 9307. 8348 Z. [P.] pedipilalis (Gn.). 10 WL 9406. 17 WM+IM 9306 (2); 9406. 19 JJ 8706 (2 BH); 9106; 9306. 26 DR 8907 (2); 9406, 07. 35 RLB+PM 9406. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8606; 9407. 8349 Z. [P.]protumnusalis (Wlk). 7 KS+KZ 9307. 26 DR 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8351 Z. [P.] cruralis (Gn.). 38 RLB 8806; PM 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8352 Z. [P.]jacchusalis (Wlk.). 7 KS+KZ 9308. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8353 Z. [P.] ochreipennis (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9307. 26 DR 8907 (2). 35 RLB 8807. 38 DR 8807; 8907, 08, 09; PM 9408. 8355 Chytolita morbidalis (Gn.). 10 WL 9406. 17 PM 9407. 19 PM 8706. 27 JHF+SBM 8905-07 (4/+).42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9406. 8357 Horisma [Macrochilo] absorptalis Wlk.. 7 KS+KZ 9307. 10 RC+WL 9307. 17 WM+IM 9307. 19 PM 9407. 26 DR 8907 (2); 9007. 33 RLB 8907. 38 DR 8907 (2); 9007; 9106,07. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9407 (2). 8359 Hormisma [At] bivittata (Grt.). 38 DR 9407 (2). 8360 H. [At] orciferalis Wlk.. 7 KS+KZ 9308. 8362 Phalaenostola (Epidelta) metonalis (Wlk). 4 RC+WL 9308. 7 KS+KZ 9310. 8363 P. (E.) eumelusalis (Wlk). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8364 P. (E.) larentioides Grt.. 1 AW 9307 (+RC); 9409 (+WL). 38 DR 8807; 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8370 Bleptina caradrinalis Gn.. 7 KS+KZ 9306. 11 RC+WL 9307. 19 PM 9209. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8379 Renia[actiosalis (Wlk.). 7 KS+KZ 9307; 08 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8384.1 R. flavipunctalis (Gey.). 7 KS+KZ 9307,08 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8387 R. sobrialis (Wlk.). 17 WM+IM 9307. 48 WM+IM+PM+CK 9307 (sev) 8393 Lascoria ambigualis Wlk.. 26 DR 9306. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8397 Palthis angulalis (Hbn.). 1 MKM 9206. 4 RC+WL 9308. 7 KS+KZ 8806 (ALP); 9305-08 (common). 8 WM+IM+PM+CK 9307 (sev). 19 JJ 9108. 26 DR 8906 (9),08 (2); 9106; 9208 (2);

78 9306,07 (2), 08 (2); 9406 (2), 07, 08. 38 DR 8805; 8908; 9306, 07; 9407,08 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 48 PM 9307. 50 LT 8606 (2); 9307 (2); 9406-08 (111+). 8398 P. asopialis (Gn.). 4 RC 9209 (2). 26 DR 9209.

Rivulinae

8404 Rivulapropinqualis Gn.. 7 KS+KZ 9308. 10 RC+WL 9307. 11 RC+WL 9307. 17 WM+IM 9307,08 (2); 9406 (2),08 (2), 09 (2). 19 JJ 9107; 9307.26 DR 9408.38 DR 8907. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8413 Mycterophora inexplicata (Wlk). 38 DR 9008. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9407.

Hypenodinae

8440 Nigetiaformosalis Wlk. 7 KS+KZ 9307 (2),08.

Hypeninae

8441 Bomolocha [] manalis (Wlk). 1 AW 8908; 9209. 7 KS+KZ 9307. 8 KS+KZ 9306. 10 RC+WL9307. 8442 B. [11.] baltimoralis (Gn.). 4 AW+STP 8805 (12); RC 9309. 7 ALP 8707; KS+KZ 9306, 07, 08. 10 RC+WL 9307 (2). 17 WM+IM 9308. 26 DR 8806; 8908; 9005,06,08; 9106, 07; 9208, 09; 9305, 08 (3); 9406, 07, 08. 35 RLB 8807. 38 PM 9008; DR 9406 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 45 RC+WL+AW 9207 (2). 48 WM+IM+PM+CK 9307 (sev). 50 LT 9407,08,09. 8443 B. [11.] bijugalis (Wlk). 1 PM 9307. 7 KS+KZ 9307,08. 11 RC 9308. 17 WM+IM 9406,08 (3). 26 DR 9407. 38 PM 9008. 42 JDL 86-91 (1I+L). 50 LT 9307. 8444 B. [11.] palparia (Wlk). 7 KS+KZ 8709 (ALP); 9306 (sev), 07. 26 DR 9406. 27 JHF+SBM 8905-07 (1/+). 38 DR 8807; 9407. 42 PM 9407. 50 LT 9007. 8445 B. [11.] abalienalis (Wlk.). 1 DR 8707. 7 ALP 9008; KS+KZ 9308. 10 RC+WL 9307. 26 DR 9007; 9106; 9207, 08; 9307. 38 RLB+AS 9406, 07 (2 DR). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8446 B. [11.] deceptalis (Wlk.). 7 KS+KZ 9307. 10 RC+WL 9307. 11 RC+WL 9306. 19 JJ 9208; 9308 (2). 38 DR 8807; 9208; 9308; 9407 (2). 8447 B. [11.] madefactalis (Gn.). 1 PM 9307; AW+WL 9406. 10 RC+WL 9308 (2). 19 JJ 9307,08. 26 DR 8906. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8452 B. [11.] edictalis (Wlk). 4 MKM+AW+STP 8707. 8455 Lomanaltes eductalis* (Wlk.). 38 DR 94079407 (2), 08. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8461 Hypena humuli Haff. 10 RC+WL 9307. 11 RC 9310 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8465 Plathypena [Hypena] scabra (F.). 1 AW 9010; 9209 (many VL); 9408,10 (25 +WL). 7 ALP 8709; KS+KZ 9310 (2). 10 RC+WL 9307. 11 RC 9310 (11). 17 WM+IM 9310; 9407,11 (2). 19 PM 8610; 8707, 08, 11 (1, sev BH); BH 8811; 8910 (4); 9008,09, 10; PM 9211; 9307, 10; 9406, 10.26 DR 8810 (4), 11 (6); 8909, 10 (8), 11; 9004, 09, 10; 9104; 9209 (2); 9309, 10 (9); 9409 (3). 38 DR 8907; 9208; 9309; 9405. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8810 (7); 9305 (2); 9406 (2).

79 8479 Spargaloma sexpunctata Grt.. 19 PM 9207. 38 DR 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9307. 8480 Phytometra ernestinana Blanchard. 7 KZ 9307. 8481 P. rhodarialis (Wlk.). 4 TS 9106.

Catocalinae 8490 Pangrapta decoralis Hbn. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 489307 (pM, +WM+IM+CK). 50 LT 8607 (3); 9406, 07 (2). 8493 Isogona tenuis (Grt.). 1 MKM 9005; AW 9406 (7). 8499 Metalectra discalis (Grt.). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8500 M. quadrisignata (Wlk.). 10 WL 9407. 26 DR 8907. 38 DR 8907. 50 LT 9407 (2). 8514 Scoleocampa liburna (Gey.). 1 AW+WL 9307. 8536 Calyptra (Calpe) canadensis (Bethune). 17 WM+IM 9407. 19 JJ 9106. 38 DR 8807 (2). 50 LT 9407. 8555 Scoliopteryx libatrix (L.). 1 AW 8808 (+STP), 10; 8908 (1, 6 +MKM), 10 (8); 9406, 08 (4), 09 (+WL), 10 (+WL). 4 AW+STP 8805; RC+WL 9308. 7 ALP 8707; KS+KZ 9305, 07, 10. 11 RC 9209; 9307 (+WL), 10 (2). 13 DR 8808. 16 WM+IM 9409. 19 PM 9406. 26 DR 8808. 38 DR 8906 (2); 9306,07. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8574 Anticarsia gemmatalis Hbn.. 7 ALP 8608; KS+KZ 9309. 19 BH 91 (12); 9409 (hundreds). 22 WJDE 9410. 8587 Panopoda rufimargo (Hbn.). 1 AW+RC 9307. 4 AW 8807. 7 KS+KZ 9306, 07 (4), 09 (2). 17 WM+IM 9407. 27 JHF+SBM 8905-07 (1/+). 38 RLB 8707. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8588 P. carneicosta Gn.. 1 AW+RC 9307. 7 ALP 9706. 8591 Phoberia atomaris Hbn.. 1 AW+STP 8805. 37 GJD 8704. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8592 Cissusa spadix (Cram.). 7 KS+KZ 9305. 19 BH+JJ 8808. 8600 indomita (Wlk.). 4 TS 9108 (2). 19 PM 9307. 8618 Drasteriagraphica Hbn. 50 LT 9206. 8636 Synedoida [Drasteria] adumbrata (Behr). 49 AW 9207.50 LT 9306-07(32/+); 9405; 06-07 (18). 8641 Synedoida [D.] grandirena (Haw.). 1 TS 9109. 4 AW+MKM+STP 8707; TS 9106. 7 ALP 8807; KS+KZ 9307. 35 TS 9106. 8642 Hypocala andremona (Cram.). 1 AW+STP 8808. 8647 Thysania zenobia (Cram.). 1 TS 9109 [probable]. 8649 Ascalapha odorata (L.) [Erebus odora (L.)]. 1 AW 9309 (+JDL+SU+JGK); 9406 (2), 07 (MKM), 08 (GTH). 2 JNF 9409. 19 FB 9108. 22 RP 9207. 38 DR 9307. 8689 Zale lunata (Drury). 1 AW 8707, 09 (9); 8808 (1, 2 +MKM); 8907 (+MKM),08, 10 (15); 9006 (MKM); 9109 (10 TS); 9407 (18 +TS), 08 (67), 09 (20 +WL), 10 (1, 4 +WL). 4 TS 9109; RC 9209 (3); 9309 (6). 7 ALP 8708; 8807; KS+KZ 9308; 09 (2), 10 (2). 11 RC 9209; 9308 (3 +WL), 09. 13 GS 8807, 08 (2); 9009 (2). 17 WM+IM 9309. 19 PM 8607; BH 8708 (2); 9008 (2); PM 9408. 26 DR 8608; 8708 (2); 8807, 09 (3); 9409. 35 RLB 9005. 38 DR 8807; RLB 8906. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 80 8692 Z. galbanata (Morr.). 1 AW 9407,08,09 (+WL). 7 ALP 8707; 8906. 11 RC 9208. 13 DR 8807 (2). 19 PM 9407. 26 DR 8708 (3); 8805, 06, 08 (4); 9406 (4), 07 (5),08 (2). 38 DR 8706; 8805, 06,07 (2); 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8694 Z. aeruginosa (Gn.). 7 ALP 8707; KS+KZ 9306. 19 PM 9408. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8605 (2); 9306 (18); 9405-06 (15/+). 8695 Z. undularis (Drury). 7 KS+KZ 9307. 19 PM 8706; 9105. 8697 Z. minerea (Gn.). 1 AW 8805. 7 ALP 8707. 26 DR 9408 (2). 38 DR 8905 (3), 06 (7).39 AW+ WL 8806. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9005; 9306 (5); 9406. 8698 Z. phaeocapna Franc.. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8702 Z. submediana Strand. 7 KS+KZ 9306 (larvae). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 8703 Z. duplicata (Bethune). 17 WM+IM 9306. 38 DR 8905. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9306 (5), 07; 9405 (10), 06 (9). 8704 Z. helata (Sm.). 7 ALP 9006. 11 RC 9206. 17 WM+IM 9406. 38 DR 8805 (2); 8905 (3). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8905 (2); 9305, 06 (18+). 8713 Z. lunifera (Hbn.). 4 AW+IR 8905. 26 DR 8805; 8905; 9004; 9205. 35 RLB 8805. 38 DR 8805 (2), 06; 8905 (4); 9105; 9205 (2); 9305; 9406. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8604; 9305, 06 (3); 9405. 8716 Z. unilineata (Grt.). 19 PM 9405. 50 LT 9006; 9306. 8717 Z. horrida Hbn. 4 AW+MKM+STP 8707.7 ALP 8806. 10 WL 9406.17 WM+IM 9406. 26 DR 8907 (2); 9106; 9406. 32 RLB 8906. 38 DR 8606; 8805 (2); 8906; 9006; 9106; 9206 (3). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8719 Euparthenos nubilis (Hbn.). 1 AW 8708; 9008; 9106 (MKM); 9206 (1, +MKM); 9406 (1, +WL),08. 4 AW 8707 (+MKM+STP); 8807 (3). 7 KS+KZ 9306 (2),07 (sev), 08. 11 RC 9307, 09. 13 GS 8706; 9007 (2). 19 BH+JSS 8708 (2); PM 9007; JJ 9106; 9306 (2, +BH); PM 9407. 26 DR 9007,08; 9207; 9307. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9009. 8727 Parallelia bistriaris Hbn. 1 AW 8905 (2 MKM), 08 (2 +MKM); 9408, 09 (+WL). 4 AW 8807 (2); RC 9308 (2). 7 ALP 8707; KS+KZ 9307. 19 PM 9407, 26 DR 8808; 9107 (2); 9306, 08; 9406. 35 RLB 8707. 38 DR 8606; 9007 (2); 9106; 9209. 39 AW+WL 8806. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8731 Euclidia cuspidea (Hbn.). 1 AW 9206 (6),07 (3). 11 KS+KZ 93 (common). 17 RC 9306 (6). 19 BH 8607; 8706 (2), 07; 9006 (16); JJ 9106; PM 9206; 9307 (1, JJ); 9407. 21 BH 8705,06. 26 DR 8906 (3), 07. 37 GJD 8607. 38 DR 8805 (2), 06; 8906 (6); 9006 (2); 9106 (3); 9206; 9406. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8605; 9306; 9406 (3). 8733 Caenurgia chloropha (Hbn.). 22 WJDE 9407. 8738 Caenurgina crassiuscula (Haw.). 1 VL 9209 (many); PM 9307. 4 RC 9305 (common). 7 KS+ KZ 9306-08 (common). 17 WM+IM 9406,07. 19 PM 8607; 8705; 8807; 8905; 9004; 9105. 35 RLB 8808. 37 GJD 8607. 38 DR 8709; 8807 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 45 RC+WL+AW 9207 (5). #50 LT 8605; 8706; 9406-07 (4/+).

81 8739 C erechtea (Cram.). 1 AW 9007; PM 9205,08; 9305, 07 (sev WM+IM), 08 (4 RC+AW). 4 TS 9106,07,08 (2). 7 ALP 8606; KS+KZ 9307 (3).17 WM+IM 9307 (2); 9408. 18 ISS 9407. 19 PM 8707; 8806; 9107; 9305 (2); 9407. 22 WIDE 9206. 25 JSS 9408. 26 DR 9405,07,09. 27 lliF+SBM 8905-07 (2/+). 35 RLB 8707, 08; 8805; 8905. 36 RLB 8905; TS 9107. 37 GID 8608. 38 DR 8709 (2); 8805, 07, 08 (3 RLB); 9109; 9308 (3); 9405, 07 (2). 39 RLB 9105. 46 RLB 9105. 8743 Mods latipes (Gn.). 1 AW 9408. 8745 M. texana (MorL). 7 KZ 9309. 19 JJ 9209 (1, +BH). 8747 Celiptera frustulum* Gn.. #1 AW 9408. 8764 Argyrostrotis anilis (Drury). 11 AW 9106 (3); 9206 (2 +RC+RF+WL). 17 WM+IM 9406. 37 ISS 9406 (2). 38 RLB 9006. 45 RC+WL+AW 9207 (5). 8770 Catocala innubens Gn.. 1 AW+WL 9409. 10 WL 9408 (3). 11 RC 9308 (2). 18 JAB 8908. 19 JJ 9107; PM 9408. 26 DR 8608; 8808; 8909 (2); 9008; 9108; 9407 (5),08 (4). 8771 C piatrix Grt.. 1 AW 8709; 8908 (+MKM), 09, 10; 9108 (PM); 9408 (3), 09 (+WL). 4 WL 9408. 7 KS+KZ 9308. 10 WL 9408,09. 19 JJ 9107. 8773 C epione (Drury). 26 DR 9107. 8775 C antinympha (Hbn.). 49 WL 9407.50 LT 9008-09 (common); 9209; 9308 (5); 9407, 08 (4), 09. 8776 C coelebs Grt.. 4 WL 9408.50 LT 9008-09 (common); 9308; 9408. 8778 C habilis Grt.. 1 AW 8609; 8708 (3), 09 (12, +MKM), 10 (1, +MKM); RC 9308 (1, +AW); PM 9408. 2 AW+WL 9409. 4 RC 9309; WL 9408 (5). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+).

8779 C serena Edw.. 1 AW 8609; 8707. 8784 C obscura Stkr.. 1 AW 8708,09 (2); 9308 (3 +RC); 9408 (1, +PM+CK, +PM). 4 RC 9308 (3), 09 (6); WL 9408 (10). 10 WL 9408. 26 DR 8908.

8785 C residua Grt.. 1 AW 9408 (+PM+CK, +PM). 8788 C retecta Grt.. 1 AW 8708 (2), 09 (4, +MKM); 8908 (+MKM); 9308 (6 +RC); 9407 (4 +TS), 08. 2 RC+KZ 9308 (2). 4 RC 9209; 9308 (13), 09 (32); WL 9408 (35). 7 KS+KZ 9308, 09 (sev). 10 WL 9408. 26 DR 8909; 9009. 9409. 8790 Catocala dejecta Stkr.. 1 AW+TS 9407. 8792 C vidua (1. E. Smith). 4 RC 9309 (2). 8795 C palaeogama Gn.. 1 RC 9308; AW 9407 (2 +TS), 08 (3), 09 (+WL). 13 GS 8708 (sev). 35 GS 8708. 8796 Catocala nebulosa Edw.. #1 AW+TS 9407 (3). 8797 C subnata (Grt.). 19 TEA 9308 (2). 26 DR 9108. 4286-91 (1/+). 8798 C neogama (1. E. Smith). 1 AW 8708,09 (2, +MKM); 9407 (6 +TS), 09 (3 +WL). 4 RC 9308 (3),09 (4). 7 KS+KZ 9308. 10 WL 9308 (+RC); 9408 (2). 11 RC 9208,09; 9308 (2, +WL), 09, 10 (2). 13 GS 8808 (2). 26 DR 8708 9408,09 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 8801 C ilia (Cram.). 1 AW 8707 (4, 3 +FON+JL+MSB, 2 +MKM, DR); 9307 (2 +RC); 9407 (25 +TS),08. 4 WL 9308 (+RC); 9409. 7 KS 9307-09 (common +KZ), 08 (2 +RC), 10 (+KZ). 10 RC+

82 WL 9307 (3). 11 RC 9208; 9307 (1, 6 +WL), 08 (3,4 +WL). 13 GS 8706, 07; 8807 (2); 9009 (4). 18 JAB 8907. 19 BH+lID 8608 (6); JJ 9107 (2); TEA 9308 (2); PM 9408. 24 lID 8608; 8708 (2). 26 DR 9407 (4). 38 DR 8807 (2). 8802 C cerogama Gn.. 1 AW 8707 (2 +MKM), 09; 8808 (MKM); 8908 (3 +MKM); 9407 (+TS), 08. 2 RC+KZ 9308. 4 RC 9309 (5); WL 9408 (3), 09 (30. 7 KS 9308 (+KZ, +RC). 11 RC 9208 (2), 09; 9307 (2 +WL), 08 (5, 48 +WL), 10. 13 GS 8708 (sev). 17 WM+IM 9308. 19 BH+lID 8608 (17); JJ 9107,08; TEA 9308 (3). 22 WIDE 8909. 24 lID 8608 (52); 8707 (10), 08 (150+), 09 (7). 25 JSS 9408 (2). 26 DR 8608,09 (2); 8708 (7); 8808 (2),09 (2); 9108 (4); 9208, 09; 9308 (4); 9407, 08 (3). 35 RLB 8708. 38 DR 8608 (many), 09 (4); 8707, 08 (12); 8808; 9308. 41 GS 8808. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9008-09 (sev); 9208 (2); 9308. 8803 C relicta Wlk.. 1 AW 9308 (+JL+CB); 9409 (5 +WL). 4 RC 9308. 7 GV 9208; KS 9308 (+RC, +KZ), 09 (2 +KZ). 11 RC 9209; 9308 (1, 3 +WL); 09; WL 9407. 13 GS 8708; 8807, 08 (3). #16 PN 8709; 8809. 18 JAB 8909. 19 PM 9008; JJ 9107 (1, BH), 08; 9308 (1, TEA); PM 9408. 22 WIDE 8909; 9409. 24 lID 8608 (2); 8708 (6), 09 (6). 26 DR 8908; 9107, 08, 09 (9); 9308; 9408. 35 GS 8708; RLB 8809 (2); 9007 (2). 38 DR 8608 (3), 09 (2); 8708; 8809 (3, RLB); 8909; 9008 (2), 09; 9108 (2),09; 9409 (2). 42 IDL (11+). 46 GS 8808. 50 LT 9008-10 (common); 9208 (4), 10 (5/+); 9308 (2), 09 (26, 10 +RC); 9408, 09-10 (300+). 53 AW 9008,09 (2). 8805 C unijuga Wlk.. 1 PM 9108; AW 9408,09 (7 +WL). 7 KS+KZ 9308 (+RC), 09 (2). 11 RC 9307 (+WL), 09 (2). 13 GS 8708; 8807, 08~ 9009 (4). 16 PN 8709.19 lID+BH 8608; LH 8708; JJ 9107; TEA 9308; PM 9407. 24 lID 8708 (3), 09 (2). 26 DR 8609 (2); 8708 (3); 8808 (3), 09 (5); 8908; 9108; 9207, 09; 9307 (2), 08 (2), 09; 9409 (3). 32 GS 9007. 33 RLB 8708. 35 RLB 8808. 38 DR 8608 (10/+), 09 (5); 8707 (RLB), 08 (5), 09 (2); 8808; 8909; 9007; 9208,09. 41 GS 8808. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8808-09 (common); 9208-09 (common); 9308 (3 +RC), 08-09 (7); 9407, 08-09 (18/+). 52 AW+NGE 8709. 53 RC 9308. 8806 C parta Gn.. 1 AW 9308 (+RC); 9408,09 (+WL). 4 RC 9308 (1, +WL). 7 KS 9308 (+RC, RC), 09 (4 +KZ). 10 WL 9409. 11 RC 9308 (1, +WL). 19 BH 8608 (+lID); 8908; PM 9407. 26 DR 8608; 8708; 8808 (6), 09; 8908 (2); 9108; 9308,09; 9407 (3). 38 DR 8608 (6), 09 (4); 8708 (9); 8909; 9009; 9408. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 8817 C briseis Edw.. 1 AW+WL 9409. 7 KS+KZ 9309. 13 GS 8806. 26 DR 9407. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9008-09 (common); 9208 (4), 09 (9/+); 9308 (2), 09 (sev); 9407 (2), 08-09 (18/+). 53 GS 8807 (2); AW 8909 (2); 9008 (3), 09; RC 9308 (6). 8821 C semirelicta Grt.. 50 LT 9208. 53 RC 9308 (4). 8822 C meskei Grt.. 1 AW 8908; 9408 (+STP). 7 RC+KS 9308. 8832 Ceara Gn.. 1 AW 8608 (3); 8708, 09 (2, +MKM); 8808 (+MKM, +STP); 8908 (1, 6 +MKM), 09 (1, 2 +MKM, 8 MKM), 10 (7); MKM 9008; TS 9109 (2, +RC+SD); AW 9208,09; 9309 (+JLD+SU+JGK); 9407 (+TS), 08 (8), 09 (5). 2 RC+KZ 9308. 4 WL 9408 (6). 7 GV 9208; KS+KZ 9310. 10 WL 9308 (+RC); 9408 (2),09. 11 RC 9209; 9308 (2 +WL), 10. 13 GS 8708 (sev); 8808 (3); 9009 (5). 19 lID 8608. 23 AW 8908. 26 DR 8609; 8708 (2); 8908 (6), 09; 9108 (2); 9209; 9409. 8833 C concumbens Wlk.. 1 AW 9408. 7 KS+KZ 9307,08,09. 10 WL 9408, 09. 11 RC 9108. 9308 (2 +WL). 13 GS 8708 (2); 8807; 9009 (2). 19 PM 9309; 9409. 24 lID 8708. 25 ISS 9408. #26 DR 8609; 8708; 8808 (2), 09; 8908, 09 (3); 9209; 9308, 09; 9409. 38 DR 8608 (2), 09; 8708 (3); 8908

83 (3), 09 (3)~ 9008 (2), 09~ 9309. 41 GS 8808. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 49 GS 8808. 50 LT 9008-09 (common)~ 9208, 10 (3); 9308-09 (sev)~ 9408-09 (28/+). 8834 C amatrix (Hbn.). 1 AW 8708 (+MKM), 09, 10 (8)~ 8809 (2 +MKM); 9008 (MKM)~ 9109 (+RC+SD, 2 TS)~ 9209 (2)~ 9308 (+RC, +JL+CB), 09 (+JDL+SU+JGK); 9408 (3), 09 (3, 4 +WL, 2 +TS+STP). 2 AW+WL 9409. 4 RC 9308,09. #7 KS+KZ 9309 (2). 10 WL 9408 (2). 11 RC 9309. 13 GS 8708~ 8808 (sev)~ 9009 (2). 19 BH 8808~ 8909 (1, WE)~ PM 9009; 9109,9407,09. 26 DR 8708 (5)~ 8809 (2)~ 8908 (7), 09 (8); 9009; 9109; 9308, 09 (2)~ 9409. 35 GS 8708. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8846 C sordida Grt.. 49 WL 9407 (2). 50 LT 9007-09 (common); 9208 (15+). 9308 (3, +RC); 9407 (2),08 (3). 53 GS 8808. 8847 C gracilis Edw.. 50 LT 8808 (2); 9208. 8851 C coccinata Grt.. 1 AW+MKM 8608. 8857 C ultronia (Hbn.). 1 AW 8707 (1, 2 +WGW)~ 9008 (MKM); 9407 (7 +TS), 08. 2 AW+WL 9409. 4 WL 9408. 7 KS+KZ 9308 (5, +RC). 10 RC+WL 9307 (2). 11 RC 9208 (8); 9308 (12, 4 +WL). 13 GS 8808. 17 WM+IM 9407. 19 BH 9107 (+AH); 9308 (+LH). 24 HD 8707, 08 (5). 26 DR 8808 (15+), 09; 8907 (3), 08~ 9008 (9); 9107 (2),08 (3); 9207, 08 (5), 09 (3); 9307, 08 (6); 9407 (21),08 (12). ·35 GS 8708~ RLB 8807; 8907. 38 RLB 8707; DR 8807 (3); 8908 (1, PM); PM 9008. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 46 GS 8808. 50 LT 9008-09 (sev)~ 9209~ 9408. 8858 C crataegi Saund. 1 AW 8706 (+MKM), 07 (2, +STP+MSB). 11 RC 9307 (6 +WL), 08 (6, 8 +WL). 26 LT 9307. 35 RLB 9208. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8863 C mira Grt.. 7 KS+KZ 9307, 08. 10 WL 9407.11 RC 9208 (10); 9307 (+WL), 08 (4).17 WM+ 1M 9408. 19 JJ 9106. 26 DR 8808; 8907 (2); 9407 (20),08 (13). 35 RLB 8807. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8864 C grynea (Cram.). 1 AW 8707 (1, +STP+MSB, 3 +FON+JL+MSB), 08; 8807~ 8907 (+MKM)~ 9407 (3 +TS). 7 GV 9208; KZ 9307 (+KS, +RC), 08 (+KS). 10 WL 9407. 11 RC'9208 (13), 09 (3); 9307 (4 +WL), 08 (1, 5 +WL). 18 JAB 8907 (2 larvae). 19 HD+BH 8608; PM 9208; 9308; 9407. 26 DR 8808 (3)~ 8907~ 9107 (4); 9208 (4), 09 (2); 9308; 9407 (4), 08 (2). 35 RLB 9007 (2). 389008, 09; 9108~ 9309; 9409. "". 8867 C blandula Hulst. 10 WL 9307 (+RC); 9407 (2). 11 RC 9307 (+WL), 08. 13 GS 8706 (sev). 8807 (sev, DR). 17 WM+IM 9308. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8873 C similis Edw.. 7 RC+KS 9308. 8874 C minuta Edw.. 10 WL 9407 (2). 8878a C lineella Grt. [now considered a species separate from amica (Hbn.)]. 79308 (KS+KZ). 8878 C amica (Hbn.). 79308 (sev KS+KZ). 8878 C amica/lineella. 1 AW 8707 (+STP+MSB, +FON+JL+MSB), 08; 9308 (4 +RC). 7 RC 9308. 19 JJ 9108; 9308 (2).

Plusiinae

8881 Abrostola urentis Gn.. 7 KS+KZ 9306. 8887 Trichoplusia ni (Hbn.). 7 KS+KZ 9308. 11 RC 9308. 35 RLB 0909.

84 8889 Agrapha (Trichoplusia) oxygramma (Gey.). 7 KS+KZ 9309. 50 LT 8607 (2). 8890 Pseudoplusia includens (Wlk.) (00 Cram.). 1 AW 9309. 35 RLB 8810. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9309. 8895 Rachiplusia ou (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9308, 09. 50 LT 9208 (3). 8896 Diachrysia (Plusia) aeroides (Grt.). 22 WJDE 9307. 38 DR 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9407. 8897 D. (R) balluca (Gey.). 10 LW 9407. 19 PM 9408. 38 DR 8807 (3); 8908; 9007,09 (2); 9209; 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8807. 8898 Allagrapha aerea (Hbn.). 1 AW+WL 9409. 19 PM 9408. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8609. 8899 Pseudevapurpurigera (Wlk). 38 DR 9308. 50 LT 9208; 9307; 9407-08 (3). 8904 Chrysanymphaformosa (Grt.). 38 PM 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 48 AW+RC+WL 9407. #50 LT 9209 (10/+); 9307, 08 (3); 9407. 8907 Autographa biloba (Steph.). 1 AW 9208 (+MKM); 9307 (+RC); 9408. 17 RC 9210. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8908 A. precationis (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9308 (3), 09 (2), 10.' 11 RC 9208, 10; 9310 (2). 17 WM+IM 9407. 19 PM 9107; 9308. 38 DR 8907,08 (PM); 9409. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9406-09 (7/+). 8909 A. rubida Ottol.. 50 LT 9307 (2). 8911 A. bimaculata (Steph.). 17 RC 9210 (3). 19 PM 8609. 26 DR 9310 (3). 38 DR 9407,08. 50 LT 9208 (2); 9307, 08 (2); 9407-08 (8/+). 8912 A. mappa (G. & R.). 50 LT 9307 (3); 9407 (4). 53 AW 9007. 8913 A. pseudogamma (Grt.). 50 LT 9209 (5/+). 8916 A.flagellum (Wlk.). 38 DR 9307. 50 LT 8607 (2); 9307 (13); 9406. 8923 A. ampla (Wlk). 38 DR 9407 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8607 (2); 9307 (13),08,09 (3 +RC); 9407 (15/+). 8924 Anagraphafalcifera (Kby.). 1 AW 8709; 8805, 07 (5), 08 (100 +WL+KAM+RC); TS 9108 (50+), 09 (sev); VL 9207 (many); PM 9408,09 (AW+WL). 4 TS 9107 (sev); RC 9210. 7 ALP 8609; 8706; KS+KZ 9307-10 (common). 11 RC 9306,08, 10. 17 WM+IM 9307. 19 BH 8607 (2, PM), 10 (many, PM); 8705 (PM), 06 (sev), 07 (2),08 (3), 09 (2); 9008, 09, 10; 9110; 9206 (PM), 09 (2), 10 (6/+ +JJ); JJ 9309; PM 9409. 21 PM 9306. 26 DR 8810, 11. 33 RLB 8910. 35 RLB 8806; 8906. 36 RLB 8906, 08; WM+IM 9306. #7 GJD 8609, 10; 8706, 10. 38 DR 8806,07 (2),08; 8905 (2), 06 (2); 9406 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 48 LT 9307 (2). 49 IM+WDM+PM+CK 9307 (sev). 50 LT 8706; 9307 (2, sev IM+WDM+PM+CK); 9406. 8925 Syngrapha altera (Ottol.). 50 LT 9307-08 (10+); 9407-09 (13/+). 53 RC 9308. 8926 S. octoscripta (Grt.). 38 DR 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9307, 08 (+RC); 9407 (4). 53 RC 9308.

8927 S. epigaea (Grt.). 38 DR 9408 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9307, 08 (2, +RC); 9408-09 (4). 8928 S. selecta (Wlk). 19 PM 9408. 50 LT 9209 (10+); 9307-08 (4, 10 +RC); 9407 (7/+). 53 LT 9408 (4). 85 8929 S. viridisigma (Grt.). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8939 S. alias (Ottol.). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9407 (4). 53 LT 9408 (4). 8940 S. abstrusa Eichlin. 10 WL 9406. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8941 S. cryptica Eichlin. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8942 S. rectangula (W. Kby.). 38 DR 8607; 8807; 9007 (8),08 (5, PM); 9307 (2); 9407 (5). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9208 (2); 9307, 08; 9407-08 (14/+). 51 AW+RC+WL 9407. 8945 S. montana (Pack.). 38 DR 9406. 8946 S. microgamma (Hbn.). 50 LT 9406. 8948 S. parilis (Hbn.). 54 AW 9007. 8950 Plusia (Chrysaspidia) putnami Grt.. 19 JJ 9308. 26 DR 9406. 38 DR 8806 (2); 8907; 9007 (2); 9307 (3),08; 9407 (4). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8607 (4); 9208 (4); 9307 (3),08 (2); 9406-07 (5). 53 AW9007. 8952 P. (C) contexta Grt.. 1 AW 9307 (+WL); 9408. 7 KS+KZ 9308, 10. 38 DR 9108; 9406 (2),09. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8953 P. (C) venusta Wlk.. 11 RC 9307. 15 RC+WL 9307. 26 DR 9307; 9406. 38 DR 9008 (2); 9308 (2). 50 LT 9407.

Euteliinae

8955 Marathyssa inficita (Wlk.). #7 KS+KZ 9307-08 (common). 26 DR 8907; 9406,07. 38 DR 8906 (2); 9006; 9206. 42 JDL (1/+). 8957 (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9307. 10 RC+WL 9307. 8959 P. pygmaea Hbn. [abrostolella Wlk.]. 1 AW+WL 9406 (2). 8968 Eutelia pulcherrima (Grt.). 1 MKM 9006.

Sarrothripinae

8969 Baileya doubledayi (Gn.). 38 DR 8806; 9306. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8606. 8970 B. ophthalmica (Gn.). 1 MKM 9206. 11 RC+WL 9306. 38 DR 8805; 9406. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9605 (3). 8971 B. dormitans (Gn.). 10 RC+WL 9307. 26 DR 8906 (2); 9306 (10),07 (4); 9406 (4). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 8973 B. australis (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9307. 26 DR 9006,07 (2); 9406 (2),07. 8977 Nycteola cinereana N. & D. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 53 RC 9308.

Nolinae

8983 Meganola minuscula (Zell.). 79306 (KS+KZ). 8990 Nola cilicoides (Grt.). 17 WM+IM 9407 (2). 26 DR 8907; 9107. 35 RLB 9207. 86 8995 N. ovilla Grt.. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+).

Acontiinae

9018 Cobubatha dividua (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9307. 9037 Hyperstrotia (Cryphia) pervertens (B. & McD.). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 9044 Thioptera nigrofimbria (Gn.). 1 AW+PM 9108. 9046 Lithacodia bellicula Hbn.. 17 WM+IM 9406. 33 KS+KZ 9305 (common). 38 DR 9306. 50 LT 9406 (2). 9047 L muscosula (Gn.). 1 AW 9406. 10 RC+WL 9307 (3). 15 RC+WL 9307. 26 DR 8906, 07~ 9406. 38 DR 8907. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+).

9048 L albidula (Gn.). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 9049 L. [Maliattha] synochitis (G. & R.). 1 AW+WL 9405. 7 KS+KZ 9306. 11 RC+WL 9306. 17 WM+IM 9406. 19 JJ 9106~ 9307. 21 PM 9306. 26 DR 8906 (2)~ 9106 (2), 07~ 9207 (2); 9306~ 9406. #42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9050 L [M] concinnimacula (Gn.). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9053 L [Pseudeustrotia] carneola (Gn.). 1 AW+WL 9405. 7 KS+KZ 9307,08 (2),09. 10 RC+WL 9307,08. 11 RC+WL 9306. 17 WM+IM 9308; 9406 (2),07 (4),08 (3). 19 JJ 9107; PM 9408. #26 DR 8809; 8906; 9106; 9207; 9306 (5), 07 (5),08; 9407 (6), 08 (2), 09. 35 RLB 8706 (2),07 (4), 08 (6); 8807 (3), 09~ 8906; 9006 (2), 07 (2). 38 DR 8805 (2), 06; 8906; 9306, 07 (2), 08 (2)~ 9407 (7), 08. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8806; 9306, 07 (sev); 9406 (2),07 (5), 08.

9056 Homophoberia (Neoerastrla) cristata Morr. 10 RC+WL 9307. 19 JJ 9306. 9057 H. (N.) apicosa (Haw.). 1 AW 9307 (+RC)~ 9408 (3). 2 RC+KZ 9308. 7 KS+KZ 9307. 19 JJ 9306. 26 DR 9407. 9059 Capis curvata Grt.. 15 RC+WL 9307 (3). 38 DR 9407. 9062 Cerma (Chamyris) cerintha (Tr.). 1 MKM 9106. #7 ALP 9007. 10 WL 9406. 26 DR 8906,07 (3); 9006, 07; 9106 (2),07 (2); 9207; 9306 (3), 07 (7); 9406 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9065 Leuconycta diphteroides (Gn.). 1 AW 8806 (2); MKM 8908; 9206 (+AW). 7 ALP 8806; KS+KZ 9307 (3). 11 RC+WL 9306. 17 RC+WL+KZ 9207; WM+IM 9307 (2); 9406 (3). 19 JJ 9306 (1, +BH). 26 DR 8806; 8906, 07 (4); 9007 (2); 9106,07; 9306; 9406. 35 RLB 8707. 38 DR 8806 (3), 07~ 8906; 9006, 07~ 9106 (2),09; 9206, 08~ 9406 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+); PM 9407. 48 WM+IM+ PM+CK 9307 (sev). 9066 L lepidula (Grt.). 1 AW+WL 9406 (2). 11 RC+WL 9308. 26 DR 9306~ 9407 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 9070 Amyna octo (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9309. 9090 Tarachidia candefacta (Hbn.). 1 PM 9108; AW 9408. 7 KS 9307 (+KZ), 08 (2 +KZ, 5 +RC). 38 DR 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+).

87 9095 T. erastrioides (Gn.). 1 TS 9108; AW+WL 9405. 7 RC 9307,08 (3 +KS). 17 WM+IM 9407, 08,09. 26 DR 9407,08. 38 DR 9408. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+).

Pantheinae

9177 acronyctoides (Wlk.). 19 PM 9006. 38 PM 8907; DR 9407 (2). 48 AW+RC+WL 9407. 50 LT 8606 (2); 9306, 07 (4); 9406-07 (24/+). 9182 P. furcilla (Pack.). 7 KS+KZ 9306,07 (common). 17 WM+IM 9307; 9407. 22 WIDE 9307. 26 DR 9206; 9307. 27 JHF+SBM 8905-07 (11+); JWD 9207 (2). 38 DR 9007 (2); 9108 (2); 9206 (2); 9307; 9406 (2), 07 (2). 46 RLB 9208. 50 LT 8606; 9306,07 (4); 9406, 07 (23/+). 9183 P. pallescens McD.. 4 AW 8707 (11 +MKM+STP); 8807 (3); RC+WL 9308 (25). 7 RC+KZ 9307 (10). 10 RC+WL 9307. 17 RC+WL+KZ 9207. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 9185 Colocasiapropinquilinea (Grt.). 4 AW 8805 (10), 07 (2). 7 KS+KZ 93. 11 RC+WL 9306. 17 WM+IM 9406 (2). 26 DR 8906. 27 JHF+SBM 8905-07 (1/+). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9406. 9189 Charadra deridens (Gn.). 1 AW 87 (+MKM); 9406 (+WL). 7 ALP 8607; KS+KZ 9307 (2), 08. 10 WL 9406. 33 RLB 9206. 35 RLB 9006 (2). 38 DR 9406. 9193 Raphiafrater Grt.. 1 PM 9307. 4 RC+WL 9308 (2). 7 ALP 8805; KS+KZ 9306 (2),08. 11 RC+WL 9207 (2 +RF+AW); 9307 (4). 15 RC+WL 9307. 17 RC+WL+KZ 9207. 19 PM 9106; 9207; 9306; 9406. 22 WIDE 9306. 26 DR 9206. 38 DR 9406 (2), 07 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9206 (10/+); 9306; 9406 (4).

Acronictinae

9199 Acronicta rubricoma Gn.. 1 MKM 9206. 9200 A. americana (Harr.). 1 AW 8806; 9307 (+RC). 4 AW+MKM+STP 8707. 7 ALP 8707; KS+KZ 9306-07 (sev). 10 RC+WL 9307.11 RC+WL 9306. 16 PN 8709 (larva). 19 BH+AW 8706; JJ 9308; PM 9407. 22 WIDE 8604 (emerged). 26 DR 8807 (2). 38 DR 8806. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9208-09 (many); 9407. 9203 A. dactylina Grt. 7 KS+KZ 9307. 10 WL 9406. 38 DR 9406 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8607; 9307 (12); 9406-07 (8/+). 9205 A. lepusculina Gn. 1 AW 9408. 35 RLB 8806. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9306 (2); 9407 (3), 08.

9206 A. leporina (L.). 50 LT 9306,07 (3); 9405,06 (3),07. 9207 A. innotata Gn. 7 KS+KZ 9307. 10 WL 9406. 38 DR 8806,07; 8907; 9306; 9406, 07. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8607 (2). 9211 A. tritona (Hbn.). 50 LT 9406. 9212 A. grisea Wlk.. 10 WL 9406. 38 DR 9406. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8607 (5); 9306 (3); 9406,07 (7/+). 9219 A. connecta Grt.. 50 LT 8605 (3). 9224 A. quadrata Grt.. 50 LT 8607, 07. 88 9225 A. vinnula (Grt.). 26 DR 9105. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 9226 A. superans Gn.. 7 ALP 9307. 22 WJDE 9205 (sev emerged). 26 DR 9406. 38 DR 9208. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 48 AW+RC+WL 9407. 50 LT 8907.

9227 A. laetifica Sm.. 19 PM 9105; JJ 9207 (2). 9229 A. hasta Gn.. #1 AW 8608; 9406 (+WL). 7 ALP 8706; KS+KZ 9306-07 (common). 11 RC+WL 9306. 26 DR 9406 (3),07. 27 JHF+SBM 8905-07 (11+). 38 DR 9406 (2). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 45 AW+WL+RC 9207. 50 LT 8607 (3). 9235 A. spinigera Gn. #7 ALP 8907. 19 PM 9406. 35 RLB 8807. 9236 A. morula G. & R.. 1 AW+RC 9307. 7 ALP 9006~ KS+KZ 9306, 08. 19 BH+JJ 9006~ PM 9407. 38 DR 9006~ 9406, 07 (2). 42 JDL (11+). 9237 A. inte"upta Gn.. 1 AW 8805. 7 KS+KZ 9308. 19 PM 9107; 9207. 27 JHF+SBM 8905-07 (11+). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 9238 A. lobeliae Gn.. 26 DR 8905, 06. 38 DR 8805; 8906. 9241 A. fragilis (Gn.). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9206 (3); 9407. 9243 A. ovata Grt.. 4 AW+MKM+STP 8707. 7 KS+KZ 9307. 9245 A. haesitata (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9307. 19 PM 8708; 9006. 38 DR 9407 (2). 9247 A. tristis Sm.. 7 KS+KZ 9307. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 9251 A. retardata (Wlk.). 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 9254 A. afjlicta Grt.. 7 ALP 9008; KS+KZ 9307. 38 DR 8806. 9257 A. impleta Wlk.. 1 AW 8806. 7 ALP 8806. 19 PM 9406. 35 RLB 8805. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9258 A. sperata Grt.. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9259 A. noctivaga Grt.. 50 LT 9306; 9406 (3). 9261 A. impressa Wlk.. 7 KS+KZ 9307. 38 DR 9405,07. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9406-07 (4). 9264 A. longa Gn.. 7 KS+KZ 9306. 9266 A. lithospila Grt.. 7 KS+KZ 9307. 9272 A. oblinita (J. E. Smith). 1 AW 8907 (1, +MKM), 08 (MKM); 9208 (2 +MKM). 7 KS+KZ 9306,07. 11 RC+WL 9306 (2),08. 50 LT 9406. 9280 Simyra henrici (Grt.). 1 AW+WL 9409. 10 WL 9408. 17 WM+IM 9307. 38 DR 9206 (2), 08 (3); 9308; 9408 (2). 50 LT 9406. 9281 Agriopodesfallax (H.-S.). 7 KS+KZ 9306. 10 WL 9307 (+RC); 9406. 17 WM+IM 9406. 26 DR 8906,07 (2); 9106 (2),07,08; 9207; 9306 (4),07; 9406 (2),07. 33 RLB 9107. 38 DR 9007~ 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 9284 A. [Anterastria] teratophora (H.-S.). 7 KS+KZ 9307. 10 RC+WL 9307. 9286 trisignata (Wlk.). 7 ALP 8808; KS+KZ 9307. 26 DR 9107; 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8806.

89 Agaristinae

9299 (Euthisanotia) unio (Hbn.). 1 AW 8706 (+MKM), 07 (2, +FON+JL+MSB, DR), 08 (+MKM); 8806 (1, +MKM); 9006 (6 MKM), 07 (PM), 08 (3); 9106 (2 MKM); 9206 (+MKM); 9307 (2 +RC); 9406 (+WL). 4 AW+MKM+STP 8707 (2, DAS); TS 9106. 7 DT 9007 (common). 11 RC 9208. 15 RC+WL 9307. 22 WIDE 9407. 26 DR 8907.35 RLB 9406. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9301 E. (E.) grata (F.). 1 AW 8706 (2 +MKM), 07 (4),08 (3); 8806, 07; 8907 (4 +MKM); 9106 (2 MKM); 9208 (PM); 9406 (3). 4 AW+MKM+STP 8707 (7). 7 KZ 9307 (+RC, many +KZ). 10 RC+WL 9307. 11 RC 9308. 17 WM+IM 9307. 22 WIDE 9306. 26 DR 9407 (3). 32 RLB 9107. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9309 epimenis (Drury). 1 JL 8704 (250+, +STP), 05 (1, DFR, 2 KAM, MSB); 8805 (CML+DC, AHR, 6 AW, GTH); 9004 (STP), 05 (DL); JL 9205; AW 9305 (1, +STP, +RZD, +IDL, +WL, WL). 4 AW+DFR 8705; RC 9105 (+KZ); 9305 (3 +GB). 7 ALP 9006; GV 9205. 11 JL 9005; AW 9105 (9, 3 +WL, RF); WL 9205. 13 QFH 8905. 17 QFH 9005; WM+IM 9405. 9314 octomaculata (F.). 1 AW 8707 (7); 8805 (+STP, CML), 06 (2,2 +MKM), 07, 08; 8906, 07,08 (PM); 9105; 9206 (6, +TS, 2 JNF), 07 (1, +TS+RC), 08 (2, +TS); 9306 (9), 07, 08 (+JL+CB); 9405,06 (3, +WL). 4 TS 9105,06. 7 ALP 8906. 11 AW 9105. 17 AW+WL 8906; WM+IM 9405, 07. 19 PM 8606 (1, BH); 9006 (1, BH); 9205; 9306; CS 9406. 21 PM 8806. 27 JHF+SBM 8905-07 (1/+). 35 PM 9108; RLB 9407. 39 JL+STP+AW+WL+KAM 8806. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9318 A. langtoni Couper. 50 QFH 8606; LT 9207; 9406 (5). 53 QFH 8606. 9321 Androloma maccullochii (Kby.). 50 LT 9205; 9406 (4). 52 AW+WL 8906 (8). ******************** 3 a. Corrections to Occ. Pub # 26-94 (moths)

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90 8. PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS

1. Checklist ofOntario Skippers & Butterflies & 1969 Seasonal Summary. 2. Contribution to the Knowledge ofHyalophora columbia & 1970 Seasonal Summary 3. Annual Summary ofRhopalocera encountered in Ontario in 1971; 'The Occurrence ofthe Little Sulphur Butterfly (Eurema lisa) in Ontario' by Paul M. Catling and 'Some Notes on Collecting in the Vicinity ofLeticia, Colombia in February 1974' by Quimby F. Hess. 4-75 (Rev.) Summaries ofRhopalocera encountered in '72, '73 and '74. 5. Pieris virginiensis Edwards in Ontario. 6-76 Summary ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1975. 7-77 Summary ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1976. 8-77 'Butterflies & Moths on Stamps' - Part 1, by Alan J. Hanks. (ISBN # 0-921631-00-6). 9-78 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1977. 10-79 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1978; by Q.F.Hess and AJ. Hanks. 11-80 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1979; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. 12-81 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1980; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. (ISBN # 0-921631-01-4). 13-82 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1981; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. (ISSN # 0710-0574). 14-83 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1982; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. (ISSN # 0710-0574). 15-84 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1983; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. (ISBN # 0-921631-02-2). 16-85 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1984; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. (ISBN # 0-921631-03-0). 17-86 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1985; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. (ISBN # 0-921631-04-9). 18-87 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1986; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. (ISBN # 0-921631-05-7). 19-88 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1987; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. (ISBN # 0-921631-06-5). 20-89 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1988; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. (ISBN # 0-921631-07-3). 21-89 Five Year (1984-1988) Supplement to The Butterflies ofPoint Pelee Park, Ontario (1983) by A Wormington. (ISBN # 0-921631-08-1). 22-90 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1989; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. (ISBN # 0-921631-09-X). 23-91 Butterflies ofOntario & Summaries ofLepidoptera encountered in Ontario in 1990; by Q.F. Hess and AJ. Hanks. (ISBN # 0-921631-10-3). The Ontario Butterfly Atlas; Anthony M Holmes; Quimby F. Hess; Ronald R.Tasker, and Alan J. Hanks. (ISBN # 0-921631-11-1).

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