TORONTO
ENTOMOLOGISTS
ASSOCIATION
Publication # 28 - 96
Butterflies of Ontario &
Summaries of Lepidoptera
Encountered in Ontario
in
1995 ISBN #: 0-921631-16-2
. BUTTERFLIES OF ONTARIO &
SUMMARIES OF LEPIDOPTERA
ENCOUNTERED IN ONTARIO
IN 1995
COMPILED BY ALAN J. HANKS
PRODUCTION BY
ALAN J. HANKS
APRIL 1996
CONTENTS PAGE 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. WEATHER DURING THE 1995 SEASON 5 3. CORRECTIONS TO PREVIOUS T.E.A. SUMMARIES 6 & 62 4. SPECIAL NOTES ON ONTARIO LEPIDOPTERA 6 4.1 Swarms ofEuropean Skippers - Tim Sabo 6 4.2 Rearing Notes for Northumberland County - Dr. W.J.D. Eberlie 8
4.3 The Eastern Tailed Blue (Everes comyntas) in the Regional Municipality ofOttawa-Carleton - Jeffrey P. Crolla 10 4.4 The Pepper and Salt Skipper (Amblyscirtes hegon) in the Regional Municipality ofOttawa-Carleton - Jeffrey P. Crolla 11
4.5 The Spring Azure Complex - Ross A. Layberry 12
4.6 A Large Yellow Underwing (Noctua pronuba) at Thunder Bay - Dr. N.G. Escott 15
5. GENERAL SUMMARY - Alan 1. Hanks 16
6. 1995 SUMMARY OF ONTARIO BUTTERFLIES compiled by Alan 1. Hanks 17 Hesperiidae 17 Papilionidae 28 Pieridae 31 Lycaenidae 37 Libytheidae 45 Nymphalidae 46 Apaturidae 57 SMyridae 58 Danaidae 61
7. SELECTED REPORTS OF MOTHS IN ONTARIO, 1995 compiled by Dr. Duncan Robertson 63
8. CONCISE CYCLICAL SUMMARY OF MOTHS IN ONTARIO compiled by Dr. Duncan Robertson 77
9. PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS 95
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1. INTRODUCTION
This is Publication # 28-96 of the Toronto Entomologists' Association. Data is selected from reports for 1995 (or as otherwise indicated) for the Province ofOntario (Canada) from contributors listed below: Note: TEA members names are in bold.
Michael Blagdurn MB Michigan MichaelFC. ~atheson ~ Wheatley Dr. KB. Bolte FCBB Agriculture Canada Dr. Tim L. ~cCabe TM New York State R.L. Bowles RLB Orillia ~useum, Albany George Bryant GB Willowdale Helen ~cEachem ~ Enid Bull EB Leamington Paul McGaw P~ Scarborough Neil Carter NC Dr.W.D. & Irene McDveenWIM Acton FCerri-Lyn Case FCC FCevin A. ~cLaughlin }(AM Hamilton David Cattrall DC Ethan 1. ~eleg EJM Leamington Geoff Cattrall GC David 1. Milsom DJM Toronto B. Michael Chomyshyn B~C FCingsville Dr. John K. Morton JKM U. ofWaterloo Barbara N. Charlton BNC Waterloo Steven T. Pike STP Windsor R. Cameron Cochrane RCC Castleton Dr. ~ogens C. Nielsen ~CN Michigan State U. Canadian National ColI. CNC East Lansing Jeffrey P. Crolla JPC Ottawa Harold Ollerenshaw HO Huntsville Robert H. Curry RHC Ancaster Joan Ollerenshaw JO Huntsville P.T. Dang PTD Agriculture Canada Michael & Nancy Robert Z. Dobos RZD Waterloo van der Poorten ~ Toronto Jason J. Dombrowskie JID Round Lake Centre Dr Eric Quinter EQ Am. ~us. Natural Dan Dufour DO Windsor History, NY Dr. W.J.D. Eberlie WIDE Cobourg Suzanne Reid SR FCingston Wm.M.M. Edmonds WE Toronto Glenn Richardson GR Nicholas G. Escott NGE Thunder Bay Chris Rickard CR Mississauga Russell M. Eynon ~ England Alfred H. Rider AR Forest James N. Flynn JNF Wheatley Dr. Duncan Robertson DR FCingston Lorraine H. Foott LHF FCingsville Paul A. Rose PAR Hamilton June~. Gordon JMG Wheatley Alan 1. Ryff AJR St. Clair, MI Anne Hanft AH Detroit, MI Tim Sabo TS Brampton Sol Hanft SH Detroit, Ml Dr. Dale F. Schweitzer DFS Port Norris, NJ ~att T. Heindel ~ Irvine, CA FCeith Sealy FCS Mississauga Quimby F. Hess QFH North York Leola Sealy LS Mississauga G. Tom Hince GTH Leamington Al Simclair AS Uffington A.M. Holmes ~ Toronto Angela Skevington AS Grand Bend Tom Toyomi Ikeda TTl Toronto Jeff Skevington JS Grand Bend James Kamstra J}C Port Perry Richard Skevington RS Grand Bend FCim FCathan }C}C Ken Stead FCS Brantford Bill FCilbum BFC John M. Swales JMS Ann Arbor, Ml Carol FCopchuk CFC Windsor Lloyd Taman LT ~tachewan Brenda Kulon BFC Bright's Grove Gordon Vogg GV Presqu'ile P.P. Dr. 1. Donald Lafontaine IDL Agriculture Canada Robert L. Waldhuber RLW Stoney Creek William G. Lamond WGL Brantford 1. Michael West JMW FCirkland, WA Dr. Bernard Landry BerL Agriculture Canada Diane F. West DFW FCirkland, WA Geoffrey L. Larson JLL La Salle John C. Wilson JCW Bakersfield, CA Ross A. Layberry RAL Ottawa Alan Wormington AW Leamington Neb Lecic NL Toronto Bob Yukich BY Toronto Dennis W Lewington OWL Stoney Creek Kirk Zufelt FCZ Hamilton Gwen ~. Lewington Gill Stoney Creek ------_ .. _------
1 Note: P.P. = Provincial Park; C.A. = Conservation Area; BC = Lambton Co. Butterfly Count; TEA = members field trip; HRCA = Halton Region Conservation Authority
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.
Occasional Publication #'s 10 through 28 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 1995. 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 America 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). In addition, recent information on a number of species has necessitated some changes or additions to the nomenclature. These are noted in the listings.
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 of the 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 J. Hanks, 34 Seaton Drive, Aurora, Ontario L4G 2Kl - (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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FIGURE 1. Counties and Districts of southern Ontario. The dotted line indicates the approx. southern and eastern limits ofthe Canadian Shield in Ontario.
1 ESSEX 18 PEEL 34 DUFFERIN 2 KENT 19 YORK. 35 SIMCOE 3 ELGIN 21 DURHAM 36 VICTORIA 4 HALDIMAND- 22 NORTIIUMBERLAND 37 PETERBOROUGH NORFOLK 23 PRINCE EDWARD 38 MUSKOKA 6 NIAGARA 24 HASTINGS 39 HALffiURTON 7 LAMBTON 25 LENNOX AND 40 RENFREW 8 MIDDLESEX ADDINGTON 41 LANARK. 9 OXFORD 26 FRONTENAC 42 OTTAWA· 10 BRANT 27 LEEDS AND CARLETON 11 HAMILTON- GRENVILLE 43 PRESCOTT AND WENTWORTH 29 STORMONT, RUSSELL 13 HURON DUNDAS AND 45 MANITOULIN 14 PERTH GLENGARRY 46 PARRY SOUND 15 WATERLOO 32 BRUCE 47 NIPISSING 16 WELLINGTON 33 GREY 48 ALGOMA 17 HALTON 49 SUDBURY
Note: See page 2 for the changes affecting Counties, Regional Municipalities etc. which have been embodied in the above map.
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48 ALGOMA 52 THUNDER BAY 49 SUDBURY 53 COCHRANE 50 TIMISKAMING 54 KENORA 51 RAINY RIVER
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4 2. 1995 WEATHER (compiled from computer data)
The national average temperature for 1995 (January through December), based on preliminary data, was 0.7 degree above the long-term mean. The above-average annual temperature is a result of seasonal means that were considerably above-average through the winter (+1.7 Celsius degrees), spring (+1.1 degrees) and summer (+0.8 degree); and close to average for the autumn (+0.1 degree). Across Canada, as elsewhere in the hemisphere, 1995 was a year riddled with climatic extremes including excessive summer heat and humidity in central and eastern regions; and record December cold and heavy snowfalls at many locations across the country. In spite ofthese wild climatic fluctuations, 1995 ranked as only the 14th warmest for Canada since national temperature records began in 1895. An overall warming trend of 1.1 degrees is indicated for the 10 I-year period ofanalysis to the end of 1995.
The national average precipitation amount for 1995, based on preliminary data, was about 0.2% below the long-term mean. Nationally the year ranks as only the 29th wettest (20th driest) in the 48-year period since comparable precipitation records began in 1948. Below-average national precipitation through winter (-2%) and spring (-6%) was followed by much-above precipitation in autumn (+10%) to the end of November, and the month of December continued the surplus tendency with localized heavy precipitation amounts in many regions, particularly in the Ottawa Valley and the lower Great Lakes. For the nation as a whole, 8 ofthe last 10 years have been wetter than the long-term mean (except for 1992 and this year). In fact, every year except 1992 and 1995, in the 23 years since 1973, has been wetter than average overall. Three years in the period, 1976, 1978 and 1987 were only slightly-above average while all others were markedly above.
In Ontario, Thunder Bay had the driest and warmest June ever, with the temperature reaching 39°C on June 18, warmest in Canada this summer; however, June 8 was -2.4°C, equalling the coldest June temperature on record. North Bay had the warmest June ever and Ottawa had a June dry spell of 19 days - second longest dry spell this century; but June 3 was the wettest day on record - 66.6 mm. However, Ottawa, Kingston and North Bay had the fewest number of June rain days ever. On July 14 in Windsor, the humidex got above 50°C (121°F) - the worst muggy day since the humidex was first calculated in 1953. On July 13 in Grand Bend, the surface ozone level reached 157 ppb - twice the air quality threshold.
Thunderstorms and hurricane-force winds on July 15 cut numerous paths ofdestruction from Haliburton to the Ottawa Valley. Winds in the worst damage area were in the 150-200 km/h. Total damage has been estimated in excess of $20 million making the July storm complex one of the most destructive in the province's history. 150,000 were without electricity, some for periods up to one week.
In Toronto, from July 19 to August 21, only once did the temperature fall below 18°C and there were 26 very humid days (dew point temperature above 20°C), normal is 15.
A notable occurrence in south-western Ontario on the August 12-13 weekend was 500,000 chickens dying ofheat stroke!! ********************
5 3. CORRECTIONS TO PREVIOUS T.E.A. PUBLICATIONS. a) In Occasional Publication # 27-95 (1994 Summary), on page 77, a page number in the first line is given as '00'. This should, ofcourse, be 63. b) In Occasional Publication # 23 -91 (1990 Summary), on page 7, correction 3. 17 gives a revision for a record ofe. palaemon as Parry Sound Dist. The location is Burks Falls [46](2 miles S on Hwy. 11). c) In all Summaries since #20-89: The genus Nymphalis has been given number CXCVIX. This is an error in Lep.Soc.Memoir # 3, page 49 as this number caQllot exist in the Roman system. It should be CXCIX. The genus Junonia has been given number CCVIV. This is a transposition error on the part of the compiler and should be CCIY. [Thanks to Dr. W.I.McIlveen for pointing these errors out].
4. SPECIAL NOTES 4.1 SWARMS OF EUROPEAN SKIPPERS by Tim Sabo In 1993 t, at a site approximately 10 km north of Kirkfield (Victoria Co.), I reported an estimated 8,000 European Skippers on a freshly graded lane. The count site is a narrow, sand lane bordered with weedy ditches, that cuts through pastureland. This lane intersects a marsh for 1.3 km. At this same site, in 1995, I again recorded high counts of European Skippers, on two dates, June 28 and July 3. The estimated count on each day exceeded 100,000 skippers! These may well be the largest reported single day counts for this non-migratory species. I .' am familiar with the techniques used to ~ ,count large numbers of individuals and -tl'" consider these counts to be conservative. I/,".t \ ...,.."...', '•• On the first visit, I arrived at the site at ~f~ 19:30. The lane had a few large puddles and .~-;\( / '. ~J \....1·, . orange patches. These patches turned out to .. , ... "" .. . ~ "~- ' 6 milkweed and sedges were covered with them, with thousands flushing from my passage. At the marsh, each cattail was orange with skippers and as I walked along, I could actually hear the swarms taking flight! At one spot in the marsh, where I had the maximum area count, there are extensive mud flats and a large patch of milkweed in an area covering @ 300 square metres. These mud flats were obscured by a carpet of skippers and the milkweed patch, and the sky around it, buzzed with the wings of thousands more. I began to count and continued to do so for the entire hour I was there. This instantly proved to be a monumental task, as the first count along 30 metres of the road tallied 1,000 skippers per side. Although the marsh extends several hundred metres out from the road, I was only able to count out to a maximum of50 metres, usually much less. The June 28 count figures are as follows: 1) 9,000 (dead) on the road - after counts at 2 patches the totals were estimated. 2) 6,000 (alive) on the road - all ofthese were at the marsh 3) 86,000 at the marsh - a) a staggering 8,000 in an area 10 x 30 metres, and b) counts of3,000 per 0.1 km for both sides ofthe road for 1.3 km (3,000 x 13 x 2 = 78,000) 4) 54,000 for the rest ofthe lane - 1,000 per 0.1 km for both sides ofthe road for 2.7 km (1,000 x 27 x 2) TOTAL NUMBER = 155,000 including 9,000 dead Early on the morning ofJuly 3, I returned to the area. Driving north out ofKirkfield on Hwy. 503, I noted large numbers of European Skippers in the ditches. I stopped and did a quick count and then continued to drive for about 2 km, estimating the number of skippers seen to be 10,000. At the lane, I saw that it had recently been graded. Once again large numbers of European Skippers present, including patches ofdead skippers that could not have been present last time. At the marsh I found them to be less concentrated, but still present in vast numbers. A strong wind hampered the counting process. Several more hours ofcounting, this time along a 6.4 km stretch ofthe lane, produced the following estimates: 1) 2,000 (dead) on the road 2) 4,000 (alive) on the road 3) 39,000 along the marsh (1.3 km) - (1,500 per 0.1 km X 13 X 2) 4) 64,000 along the rest ofthe lane (6.4 km) - (500 per 0.1 km X 64 X 2) TOTAL NUMBERS: 109,000 including 2,000 dead The sheer numbers ofEuropean Skippers could not be accurately depicted with still photos, although I took several with a wide-angle lens. My photos show several hundred skippers in an area of a few metres. Only a video could have captured the locust-like swarms realistically. The density of the butterflies was amazing, especially when the calculated area of the counts works out to less than 0.5 square km. Given more time, and by counting deeper into the marsh, these numbers could have easily been, at least, doubled. As to why so many of the butterflies died undamaged, there is a plausible explanation. While at the site, I noticed intense competition for flowers, with skippers battling each other to obtain a spot. Any, 7 and every, flower was covered with skippers, with many more attempting to land. All of the action was hard to follow until out ofthe crowd ofEuropeans, I would find a Long Dash or Two-spotted Skipper. These were easy to pick out and I saw the battering each took as it tried to obtain nectar and how they were repeatedly driven away by the Europeans. Later, when I recounted the dead skippers to Lloyd Taman, he said "they probably starved". The flowers at the site simply could not sustain such a sudden influx ofbutterflies. Why the swarms occurred in this area is a mystery. On an earlier visit to this site, June 19, I recorded only 200 European Skippers. Elsewhere in the Province, in 1995, I encountered fewer than usual ofthis species. It will be interesting to see if-this will result in another population explosion in 1996. References: 1. T.E.A. Occasional Publication # 26-94, Butterflies of Ontario & Summaries of Lepidoptera Encountered in 1993 - pp 28. 4.2 Rearing Notes from Northumberland County by W.J.D. Eberlie a) Erynnis /ucilius: This little denizen of many Ontario woodlands had the unique larval foodplant of Wild Columbine (Aqui/eg;a canadensis) and I had been hoping to rear it for a long time. This year, at last, I managed to collect a female in Peterborough County, having not previously found the insect in Northumberland County where I live. However, later I did find the butterfly in two separate localities in this County~ these were 'firsts' for me although the butterfly had previously been recorded in the County at Presqu'ile Provincial Park. The female butterfly was placed in a small cage with leafy stems ofthe Wild Columbine on May 27th~ on the next and following days she laid 24 eggs, 15 on the undersides of leaves, 6 on the upper sides ofleaves and 3 on leafstems. Erynnis lucilius larva, June 25, 1995 (W.J.D. Eberlie) 8 The ova began to hatch on June 5th and immediately the tiny larvae built 'nests' by bending over the edge ofthe leaf and tying it down with silk. They stayed in these nests; only emerging in order to feed. I had to provide cultivated Columbines in pots for them to eat as Wild Columbines are not widespread in my neighbourhood. Some garden Columbines (Aquilegia vulgaris) which I had been growing carefully in readiness turned out to be useless as they had been demolished by slugs. Therefore, I had to keep buying plants from garden centres in order to feed these voracious larvae which grew quickly and all pupated between July 4th and 8th. The pupae were bright green, blending well with the leaves in which they were enclosed in a loosely-made cocoon. Adults emerged between July 11th and 20th. b) Erynnis iceIus: In contrast to the previous species, this butterfly is usually common in Northumberland County and it was particularly abundant in Northumberland Forest this year. A female was collected on June Ist and placed in a 'cage' with aspen twigs; I used Trembling Aspen (Populus tremuloides) because the leaves are small and trees grow within easy reach ofwhere I live. The females laid many ova on June 1st and 2nd, mostly on the upper sides ofleaves. Like the ova ofE. luciiius, these ova were creamy white, but in contrast to the former species, they turned orange after 48 hours. Larvae began hatching on June 12th and like other Erynnis larvae, they immediately constructed little nests along the edges ofthe aspen leaves. Erynnis iceIus larva, August 16, 1995 (W.lD. Eberlie) These larvae grew very slowly as, of course, the species is univoltine. I have always considered that these larvae should be easy to find in the wild because the characteristic 'nests' around the edges ofleaves should be readily seen. However, I have never found them until this year when I found a few on the leaves ofLarge-Tooth Aspen (Populus grandidentata) which is less common in Northumberland County and which I have not previously searched. The larvae in captivity readily ate Trembling Aspen. Unfortunately I became ill in mid-July and had to leave most ofthe larvae on a local aspen tree but I kept a few in a sealed container with fresh aspen leaves in the refrigerator. After a few weeks when I was able 9 to venture out again and get fresh aspen leaves, one larva had survived. This was apparently full-grown by the end ofAugust when it ceased feeding, remaining in a tightly curled up leaf secured with amazingly strong silk strands. Hopefully it will survive the winter and pupate next spring. As a result ofhaving to collect aspen twigs for the E. iceius larvae, I accidentally collected two Catocaia relicta larvae and they were successfully reared to adults which emerged on July 30th and 31 st. c) Lycaenaphiaeas: I reared this butterfly several years ago but was not satisfied with the photographs ofthe larvae which I obtained at that time. I managed to collect another female in Northumberland Forest on June 16th and placed her in a cage with Sheep's Sorrel (Rumex acetosella) growing in a pot. She started ovipositing right away and about 20 ova were laid by about June 22nd mostly on the upper surfaces of the leaves. The larvae grew quickly but had to compete for the foodplant with slugs which seemed very difficult to keep out of the caged potted plants and also with many leaf-mining larvae which turned out to be Diptera. These insects spent two months in the pupal stage and emerged as tiny flies with long bristly hairs on their orange-coloured abdomens~ they are so far unidentified. Full-grown L. phiaeas larvae are generally bright green, exactly the colour ofthe sorrel leaves, but occasionally there are individuals with bright pink lateral and dorsal lines. One out often larvae which pupated were of this colour form. On taking greatly enlarged photographs of the final instar larvae, it was apparent that my previously 'fuzzy' photographs were caused by the dense, short white hairs on the surface ofthe larvae. Pupation occurred between July 15th and 20th and adults emerged between July 24th and 30th. d) Petrophora subaequaria Walker (Northern Petrophora): A female of this day-flying geometer was caught at Twin Lakes on May 13th and brought home for identification. When examined the next day it had laid a few orange-grown ova in its pill box. The foodplant is not recorded in the Field Guide for the Moths by Charles Covell, nor in Holland's 'Moth Book', but the obviously closely related Petrophora divisata is recorded as feeding on ferns, so fern leaves were offered to the tiny larvae when they hatched on May 24th and they readily fed on them, indeed, any kind offern, including bracken seemed to be acceptable. At each instar they changed colour, starting as almost black, then various shades ofgreyish-green and finally chestnut-brown in the last instar. When disturbed, these larvae had the curious habit offalling offthe fern leaves, curling up into a little ball with coils in more than one plane and then bouncing around very rapidly, sometimes springing up and away for several inches, so that it seemed like a very effective escape stratagem. All the larvae ceased feeding on June 22nd and over the next few days they pupated in folds of tissue on the bottom of the container. Hopefully the pupae will survive the winter and emerge as adults next May. 4.3 The Eastern Tailed Blue (Everes comyntas) in the Regional Municipality ofOttawa-Carleton by Jeffrey P. Crolla On July 23, 1994 I collected a single specimen of Everes comyntas at a landfill just east of the city of Ottawa, in the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton. This is the first record of the Eastern Tailed Blue for Ottawa-Carleton (Ross A. Layberry, personal communication). The Ontario Butterfly Atlas (Holmes et ai. 1991: 100) shows a record ofE. comyntas from the city of Ottawa in what was then Carleton County, but this record is erroneous and was most likely a reference to the fact that the Eastern Tailed Blue is listed in "Butterflies ofthe Ottawa District" (Layberry et ai. 1982). 10 Prior to 1994, this species had been recorded only twice in the Ontario portion ofthe Ottawa District (the area within a circle ofa 50 kilometre radius, centered on the Peace Tower, Ottawa). Two fresh specimens were collected by Ross Layberry near Rockland, Prescott and Russell County, in August of 1981 (Layberry et al. 1982~ Hall 1981: 231). The following year (August 22, 1982), a single fresh male was taken, again by Ross Layberry, southwest ofAlmonte in Lanark County, just outside the Ottawa District (Layberry et al. 1983). The specimen I collected in 1994 is a female in fairly fresh condition, and may have been the offspring of an earlier stray (perhaps in June). The laIldfill where it was found is thoroughly overgrown with a wide variety of weedy plants, including many of the pea family legumes used as hostplants by E. comyntas (Opler and Krizek 1984~ Scott 1986). Frequent visits to the landfill from July to October in 1994, and throughout the butterfly season in 1995, failed to tum up any other individuals or any evidence of subsequent broods. Ross Layberry had a similar experience at the locations where he found E. comyntas in 1981 and 1982 (Layberry et al. 1983). Despite the fact that many of the hostplants of the Eastern Tailed Blue are ubiquitous in open areas in the Ottawa region, no resident colonies have been found, and all records appear to be ofstrays or their progeny. Thanks to Ross A. Layberry for providing information from his extensive database on Canadian butterflies. Literature Cited Hall, P. 1981. "Buckeyes and other Travellers". Trail andLandscape. 15 (5): 230 - 231. Holmes, A. M., Q. F. Hess, R. R. Tasker and A. J. Hanks. 1991. The Ontario Butterfly Atlas. Toronto Entomologists' Association. Toronto, Ontario. 167 pp. Layberry, R. A., J. D. Lafontaine and P. W. Hall. 1982. "Butterflies of the Ottawa District". Trail and Landscape. 16 (1): 3 - 59. Layberry, R. A., J. D. Lafontaine and P. W. Hall. "Butterflies ofthe Ottawa District, 1982 Update". Trail andLandscape. 17 (3): 133 - 138. Opler, P. A. and G. O. Krizek. 1984. Butterflies East ofthe Great Plains, An Illustrated Natural History. The Johns Hopkins University Press. Baltimore, Maryland. 294 pp. Scott, J. A. 1986. The Butterflies ofNorth America. Stanford University Press. Stanford, Calif. 583 pp. 4.4 The Pepper and Salt Skipper (Amblyscirtes hegon) in the Regional Municipality ofOttawa Carleton by Jeffrey P. Crolla On June 1, 1995 I collected a very fresh specimen of Amblyscirtes hegon in an area of old Red Maple forest on the Dolman Ridge, Mer Bleue, in the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton. There is only one previous record ofthe Pepper and Salt Skipper from Ottawa-Carleton, also recorded from the area of the Mer Bleue bog (Layberryetal. 1982: 19~Holmesetal. 1991: 57~Riotte 1992: 22). I spoke to J. Donald Lafontaine ofAgriculture Canada, who informed me that the earlier record refers to a specimen ofA. hegon in the Canadian National Collection (CNC) labelled "Mer Bleue, June 2, 1927, F. P. Ide". Lafontaine recalls that this record was reported in an issue of The Canadian Field Naturalist or The Canadian Entomologist of the period, as being collected along the Dolman Ridge in an area more 11 boreal in character, at the eastern end ofthe ridge. Taken together, these two records [approximately 5 kilometres and 68 years (!) apart] indicate that there is a viable population ofthe Pepper and Salt Skipper still extant in the forested areas of the Dolman Ridge at Mer Bleue, the only known eastern Ontario location for this rare and local species. Thanks to 1. Donald Lafontaine for information regarding the specimen in the CNC. Literature Cited - Holmes, AM., Q. F. Hess, R. R. Tasker and A 1. Hanks. 1991. The Ontario Butterfly Atlas. Toronto Entomologists' Association. Toronto, Ontario. 167 pp. Layberry, R. A, 1. D. Lafontaine and P. W. Hall. "Butterflies of the Ottawa District". Trail and Landsape. 16 (1): 3 - 59. Riotte, 1. C. E. 1992. AnnotatedList ofOntario Lepidoptera. Royal Ontario Museum. Toronto, Ontario. 208 pp. 4.5 The Spring Azure Species Complex by Ross A Layberry Over the last few years, there have been several papers suggesting that the well-known Spring Azure, Celastrina argiolus, is actually a complex of several closely related sibling species. Two recent publications (pratt et al., 1994 and Wright, 1995) make a very strong case for the existence of six North American species which have been hiding under this name, all of them distinct from the Eurasian C. argiolus. Most of the information below comes from these two papers. Three species of Azures have been reported in Canada and two others might be present. In 1972, Harry Clench described Celastrina ebenina (now known as C. nigra) and apparently rekindled a debate which had started more than a century earlier when North American butterflies were first being described. Most ofthe new species were recognized as distinct entities at that time, and some were actually described as species, but all were eventually accepted as forms or varieties of the Spring Azure. Complicating the situation then, as now, is the existence of three major colour forms, form "violacea" with a thin zigzag dark line around the hindwing underside margin, form "marginata" with a wide dark band around the margin, and form "lucia" with a dark central area on the hindwing underside, as well as combinations and intermediates of these forms. Individuals of all these forms can be found flying together in many areas, although the proportion ofthe different forms varies with location. What is now known is that these forms appear in most of the species of the complex, presumably predating the split into the sibling species. The Spring Azure, Celastrina ladon, is by far the most widespread species. It occurs throughout most of the eastern and western (but not central) USA, south into Mexico and Central America, and across Canada coast to coast, north to tree-line. It has one generation per year and flies very early in the spring, as soon as the snow melts or even before. Subspecies ladon (usually form "violacea") occurs throughout the eastern USA Subspecies lucia (usually forms "marginata" and "lucia") occurs in most of Canada; south-eastern Canada and north-eastern USA constitute a blend zone between these two subspecies. Two other subspecies occur in the west ofCanada, nigrescens in south-western Alberta and south-eastern BC and echo in south-western BC, and there are more in the USA and further south. The larval foodplants of ladon include a variety of trees and shrubs, most commonly Cherry, Blueberry and 12 early blooming Viburnum. It has always been assumed that this species had a second generation which flies in late June and July, but this is not the case. The pupae lie dormant all summer just as do the pupae ofthe Elfins. The Summer Azure, Celastrina neglecta, has a more restricted range. It flies in the eastern and central USA, and in Canada in southern New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Quebec, in Ontario north to about Georgian Bay and the Nipissing District, and in the southern prairie provinces. There are two Canadian subspecies, the nominate neglecta in the east and argentata in the west. It should be noted that the Summer Azure occurs in the ceu.tral USA where the Spring Azure is not found. A similar situation occurs in south-western Ontario, where in some areas ladon is rare and local and could not possibly produce the hordes of "second generation" specimens seen each July. Individuals of this species are invariably of the form "violacea". The larval foodplants are different, because the Cherry is no longer in bloom in July~ favoured plants are various Dogwoods, New Jersey Tea, Meadowsweet and late-blooming Viburnums. This species is not single-brooded. Even around Ottawa, in some years, a few second generation Summer Azures are seen in September, and this is more common further south~ these second-brood specimens use various composites, mints and even legumes as foodplants. Hibernation is as a pupa, which lies dormant until late June or early July before eclosing. The third Canadian species is as yet undescribed. It flies in between the flight seasons of the Spring and Summer Azures. Because there are relatively few blooming shrubs at this time, it has switched to a most bizarre food: the galls produced by mites on the leaves of Cherry, usually Black and Choke Cherries~ the provisional common name is the Cherry Gall Azure. It also uses the male flowers of Inkberry (Ilex glabra) in New Jersey, Viburnum nudum in New York, and in Nova Scotia Bristly Sarsparilla (Aralia hispida). The Canadian National Collection has a few specimens from Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island that were reared on Aralia, and a few others from the Maritimes that resemble them. They look slightly different from other Azures. Males have diffuse patches ofwhite scales between the veins in the centre of the dorsal hindwing, but not reaching the margin. Above, females look like females of the Summer Azure. On the underside both sexes resemble Spring Azures, with a heavy "marginata" band, and in about half of the specimens, a "lucia"-like patch as well. It is not certain that these differences are consistent throughout the range. I know of no other Canadian records. However, both papers have range maps showing records from southern Nova Scotia, from the Quebec City area, and from eastern Ontario from Ottawa to about Halton County. The only way to be absolutely certain of this species would be to rear specimens from larvae in Cherry Galls, but another good indication would be to find fresh specimens of "Spring Azure" flying when most are very worn, or a week or two later~ at Ottawa this would be at the very end ofMayor the first two weeks ofJune. I first read the two papers mentioned above on June 5 last year and was still a bit sceptical until that evening at 6.30 p.m., when I saw an absolutely fresh Azure flying at my house. I was so surprised that I did not think to catch it. The other three species have been recorded only from the USA. The Dusky Azure, Celastrina nigra, was described (originally as C. ebenina) from West Virginia, and ranges north to south-western Pennsylvania and south-eastern Ohio. It feeds only on Goatsbeard (Aruncus dioicus) which reaches its northern limits in these areas. The males are black on the upperside with absolutely no blue, and the females are heavily marked with black. It flies simultaneously with C. ladon but in different microhabitat, the shady north-facing slopes and creek bottoms where the foodplant grows. The Edwards' Azure, Celastrina violacea, flies mainly in the eastern USA, and ranges north almost to Lake Erie around the Pennsylvania/Ohio border. It also occurs in several other isolated areas, 13 including in southern Michigan immediately west ofWindsor and Lake St. Clair. Its primary foodplant is Flowering Dogwood (Comus florida), but in Michigan and southern New England, where the Dogwood is less common, it also feeds on Viburnums, Cherry and Blueberry. Over most of its range the "violacea" form predominates but at the northern limits both "lucia" and "marginata" forms are found. It flies early, at the same time as ladon, but can often be distinguished by the more violet-blue colour of the males. There is one certain way of distinguishing the two species: under the microscope the scales of males of violacea are different from those of all other Azures except C. nigra. As in that species they are long, overlapping and flat on the dorsal surface of the fore-wing, giving a matte appearance; on the Spring Azure these scales are shorter and a.I!.anged in alternating, horizontal aJ.1d vertical rows. The Appalachian Azure, Celastrina neglectamajor, occurs mainly in the Appalachians, but its range includes most ofPennsylvania and eastern Ohio to the south shore ofLake Erie. It flies in between the flight season of the Spring and Summer Azures, at the same time as the Cherry Gall Azure. It is noticeably larger than other Azures and is always the "violacea" form with a very pale, almost white underside and reduced spots. Its only foodplant is the flowers ofBlack Cohosh (Cimicifuga racemosa), a foodplant that is sometimes shared, a little later, by C. neglecta. The larvae can be distinguished in the first instar because those ofneglectamajor are yellow while those of neglecta are greenish-white. Later, they may be distinguished by switching them to the leaves ofBlack Cohosh; neglectamajor larvae survive while those ofneglecta die. Ifswitched to other hosts, with one exception, neglectamajor larvae die. The exception is Cherry galls; they survive on these but produce dwarfed adults (Harry Pavulaan, pers. comm.). For Canadian collectors, what makes this news exciting is the fact that both Black Cohosh and Flowering Dogwood occur in extreme southern Ontario, Black Cohosh in HaldimandINorfolk and the Dogwood along the whole north side ofLake Erie north to about Hamilton and Sarma. In the 1987 TEA Summary, J.A. Brown reported observing Spring Azures ovipositing on a flowerhead ofBlack Cohosh in his garden at Oakville, on June 27 and 28, 1986. This, unfortunately, is late enough that it could have been either neglectamajor or neglecta. In the early spring, Spring Azures, especially in areas with Flowering Dogwood, should be checked, looking for slightly violet-blue specimens of violacea. As the flight ofladon finishes, fresh specimens should be checked; ifthey are large they could be neglectamajor, if normal-size they could be the Cherry Gall Azure. Any reports of oviposition on Flowering Dogwood, Black Cohosh or galls on Cherry leaves would be of great interest, as would reports of the Summer Azure at or beyond its presently-known northern and western limits; specimens would make these reports even more valuable. The TEA Summaries contain many reports of "argiolus" from northern Ontario in late June and July, but very few indicate "second generation" and most are probably very worn "first generation" specimens. I have seen these myself near Pickle Lake in mid-July. I have a personal reason for writing this article at this time. For the last three years, Don Lafontaine, Peter Hall and I have been working on a book, Butterflies of Canada, which will be the first ever published which covers all species from coast to coast to coast. The book has a strong emphasis on distribution within Canada with large dot-distribution maps for all species. We expect to have the final draft ready some time in the late summer or fall of 1996, and would very much like to be able to include one or both of these Azures as Canadian species, rather than just include them in the "Hypothetical species" list. It would be a great shame to have them discovered in Canada soon after the book is pub lished. Don Lafontaine is a taxonomist, working for Agriculture Canada, at the Canadian National Collection. He would be happy to identify any possible specimens, by comparison with specimens in the Collection, in order to verify identifications. 14 We would very much appreciate receiving reports and/or specimens as soon as possible after the event; by the time the TEA Summary for the 1996 season is published it will be too late for Butterflies of Canada. They should be sent to me at: 6124 Carp Road, RR#2, Kinburn, Ont., KOA 2HO References Pratt, G.F., D.M. Wright and H. Pavulaan. 1994. The various taxa and hosts of the North American Celastrina (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 96(3), 1994: pp. 566-578. Wright, D.M. The American Azures: 'Our Blue Heaven. American Butterflies 3'(1), 1995: pp. 20-28 & 30. 4.6 A Large Yellow Underwing (Noctua pronuba) at Thunder Bay by N. G. Escott This moth was flying around the lights at the Confederation College outdoor tennis courts while I was playing there on September 5th, 1995. After convincing my opponent to take a brief time out from the match, I was able to whack the moth with my racket, and got a half decent specimen. I was not able to identify it at the time, which I thought was a bit unusual for such a distinctive underwing moth, and I mentioned the incident in passing to Alan Wormington during a phone call on a different subject. I then forgot all about it, until I received a letter from Bob Curry with a photocopy of a short note in the Canadian Field Naturalist 108 (1):83, describing and picturing the exact species I had caught! Apparently Alan Wormington had described my moth to Bob, who recalled seeing this recent note, which describes a female taken at Little La Cloche Island, Manitoulin District, on September 18, 1992. This represented a 650 km westward range extension for this European species which has become established on the east coast, and previously known as far west as Montreal. My specimen extends the range beyond Manitoulin Island, another 650 km or so. ******************** 15 5. GENERAL SUMMARY OF ONTARIO LEPIDOPTERA IN 1995 - by Alan J. Hanks The national average temperature for the year was 0.7 ° above the long-term mean and the national average precipitation was about 0.2% below the long-term mean. In Ontario, the weather was very mixed. Thunder Bay had the driest and warmest June ever, with a temperature of 39°C recorded on June 18, but with a reading of-2.4°C on June 8th, the coldest June temperature on record. North Bay and Ottawa were also warmer in June, but Ottawa had the wettest day on record on June 3rd. Thunder storms and hurricane force winds ravaged parts ofthe province on July 15th. In Toronto between July 19 and August 21, the temperature only fell below 18°C on one day and there were 26 very humid days. Windsor recorded a humidex reading above 50°C on July 14th, the worst since the humidex was first calculated in 1953. It was another interesting year for Lepidoptera, with many notable occurrences. Alan Wormington recorded a total of 59 species in Pelee National Park, an all-time record since the previous high for a single year was 54 species (two different years). There were numerous rarities recorded, including Panoquina ocola - (several), Rattus philenor, Phoebis sennae (several), Feniseca tarquinius (second area record and Speyeria aphrodite (third area record. October was an exceptional month, being very warm, and 27 species were recorded, including 25 species during a five-day period ofthe 9th to 13th inclusive. There were numerous late-date occurrences. Jeff Skevington and a group ofPinery naturalists' and volunteers made extensive surveys through out Bosanquet Township, Lambton County., with several species new to the Pinery being added. These were Pompeius verna, Poanes viator, Euphyes conspicua, Euptoieta claudia (also new to Lambton Co.?) and Satyrodes appalachia. An inventory of insects is being made in the Pinery by the above-mentioned group, with particular emphasis in 1995 on the Odonata and Lepidoptera. Nick Escott, together with Dave Elder and two other people, flew in to Tolfree Lake, just south of the Albany River. He notes Pyrgus centaureae, Colias palaeno, Euptoieta claudia and a number of other species. He also reports that the only known colonies ofHyllolycaena hyllus and Harkenclenuns titus, both at Kakabeka Falls, are threatened by the new water pipeline proposed by Ontario Hydro. New member Jeffrey Crolla noted 58 different species found at Delta in Leeds & Grenville County. He also amassed considerable data for the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton. Notable were Erynnis martialis, Amblyscirtes hegon (first record from the area since 1927 and Lycaena epixanthe. Ross Layberry from Ottawa reported a second record for Celastrina neglecta (the Summer Azure - see section 4.5) in Rainy River District. John Eberlie continued his rearing studies with details of Erynnis lucilius, E. iceIus and Lycaena phlaeas. He noted that E. juvenalis was more abundant in 1995 but that P. interrogationis larvae were well down in numbers, from 70 on one sprouting elm in 1994 to only 5 on the same tree in 1995. Tim Sabo experienced another glut of European Skippers at Kirkfield (Victoria County) similar to that of 1993 (see section 4.1). Quimby Hess, although with limited field work, noted that a number of species were below average, including P. glaucus, P. polyxenes, all Speyeria and C. argiolus. Also, the Monarch appeared down about 80%, a fact that was confirmed by Bill Edmonds. One of our U.S. members, John Swales from Ann Arbor, Michigan, recorded a number of species in the north on a trip through northern Ontario and Manitoba. ******************** 16 6. 1995 SUMMARY OF ONTARIO BUTTERFLIES AND SKIPPERS - compiled by Alan l Hanks. Superfamily: HESPERIOIDEA Latreille Family: HESPERIIDAE Latreille Subfamily: Pyrginae Burmeister Genus IV: Epargyreus Hubner 2. Epargyreus darns (Cramer) SILVER SPOTTED SKIPPER a) c. clams (Cramer) - (TL - Dayton;Rockingham Co., Virginia) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] June 6 (1), July 4 (2), 5 (1), 11 (2), 12 (1), 19 (many), 21(many), 27 (2),28 (2), Aug. 4 (1), 12 (2), 16 (1), 17 (1), (1)(CR); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (4 fresh to worn)(TS); Delta [27] June 13 (1 very fresh), June 16 (2 very fresh), 21 June (1 worn), 24 June (1)(JPC); Sandbanks P.P. [23] May 21 (2), Chalk Lake [21](N of) July 2 (6)(JK); Brantford [10](Triangular Fen) July 22 (KS); Branchton [15]July 23 (1)(TEA); Windsor [1](Ojibway N.R.) Aug. 19 (2)(WIM); Uhthoff Coldwater [35] July 3 (1)(RLB); Kettle Pt. to Sylvan [7] July 2 (13)(BC); Pelee Is. [1] Aug. 19 (1 C) (GC); Point Pelee [1] May 28 (1 ex. fresh - severely damaged by predator)(AW); June 4 (1 ex. fresh), 12 (2 ex. fresh), 14 (5 ex. fresh), 21 (2 ex. fresh), 22 (6 ex. fresh)(AW+RME); June 29 (6 ex. fresh), July 6 (89 ex. fresh to worn - record high count for Point Pelee)(AW); July 18 (12 worn)(AW+DJM); July 22 (6 ragged)(AW et al.); July 27 (1 ragged - end of first brood); Aug. 21 (1 ex. fresh - start of partial second brood), 26 (2 ex. fresh)(AW). Genus XII: Urbanus Hubner 1. Urbanus proteus (Linnaeus) LONG-TAILED SKIPPER [TL = "America" type lost] In 1995 - no reports. Genus XV: Achalarus Scudder 1. Achalarus Iyciades (Geyer) HOARY EDGE [TL - "Bahia" (error), type probably lost] In 1995 - no reports. Genus XVI: Thorybes Scudder 1. Thorybes bathyllus (lE. Smith) SOUTHERN CLOUDY WING - (TL - Georgia) In 1995 - South Walsingham Woods [4] June 25 (1 worn); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (1 M, 4 F, all fresh)(TS); Pinery [7](winter activities area) July 1 (1)(1S). 2. Thorybes pylades (Scudder) NORTHERN CLOUDY WING - (TL - probably Mass.) In 1995 - Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (12 mostly worn), July 3 (2 worn); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (1 very worn); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (4 worn)(TS); New Liskeard [50] June 4 (4), Sudbury [49] June 24 (14)(LT); Toronto [19](High Park) July 9 (2)(QFH); Delta [27] June 5 17 - 24 (up to 14 on 17 days), July 15 (1), Bells Corners [42](2.7 km WNW of) July 4 (2)(JPC); Kakabeka Falls [52] July 9 (2 wom)(NGE); Chalk Lake [21] June 10 (3), July 2 (2)(JK); Douglas [40](2 km ESE of) June 17 (5), Flower Stn. [41] June 17 (4)(RAL); Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (10),24 (30), Lambton Co. Forest & Upper Rd. [17] July 3 (5)(MNP); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (6), Big Chute [35] July 23 (1)(RLB); Hwy. 129 from Thessalon [48] to Chapleau [49] June 11 (seen every 40 km)(AMH); Pinery P.P. [7] June 18, 20, 21 (1 each date)(JS,DC,GC); Kettle Pt. to Sylvan [7] July 2 (33 - 1 C)(BC). Genus XXV: Staphylus Godman and Salvin 3. Staphylus hayhurstii (W.H.Edwards) SOUTHERN SOOTY WING - (TL - vic. Sedalia, MO) In 1995 - no reports. Genus XXXVII: Erynnis Schrank 1. Erynnis ice/us (Scudder & Burgess) DREAMY DUSKY WING - (TL - New England) In 1995 - Manitoulin Island [45](Little Lake Huron Road alvar) May 20 (1); Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (2 worn), 28 (1 very worn); Halton Reg. Forest [17] June 12 (1 fresh, 1 worn); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (1 very worn); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (1 tattered)(TS); Matachewan [50] May 27 (10) to June 12 (15), New Liskeard [50] June 4 (8)(LT); Northumberland Forest [22] May 26, June 1, 6, 16, (more abundant than usual this year)(3 larvae on Largetooth Aspen July 9)(WJDE); Delta [27] June 9 (1), June 18 (1)(JPC); Thunder Bay [52] June 14 (15+)(NGE); Long Sault C.A. [21] May 22 (3) (JK); Port Franks [7] June 1 (8)(KS); Rowan Mills [4](Wilson Tract) May 22 (1), CrieffBog [16] June 4 (10)(MNP); Milton [17](Halton Hills Line -N end) June 6 (4), Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](£ of 6th line Nassagaweya) June 10 (1 nectaring on raspberry)(WIM); Big Chute [35] July 23 (2)(RLB); Hwy. 129 from Thessalon [48] to Chapleau [49] June 11 (seen every 40 km), Chapleau [49](Hwy. 101) June 12 (10 & 20 km E and W), Fintry Rd. [48](2 km W ofjunction with Hwy. 631) June 13 (AMH); Ipper wash P.P. [7] May 30 (1)(JS). 2. Erynnis brizo (Boisduval & Leconte) SLEEPY DUSKY WING - (TL - not stated) a) b. brizo (Boisduval & Leconte) In 1995 - New Liskeard [50] June 4 (1)(LT); Port Franks [7] June 1 (3)(KS); Rowan Mills [4] (Wilson Tract) May 22 (1), Pinery P.P. [7] May 27 (1)(MNP); Ipperwash P.P. [7] May 30 (1)(JS). 3. Erynnisjuvenalis (Fabricius) JUVENAL'S DUSKY WING a) j. juvena/is (Fabricius) - (TL - probably Georgia) In 1995 - Port Franks [7](Karner Blue Sanctuary) May 7 (1 immaculate); Rockton Tract [11] May 16 (1); Manitoulin Island [45](Little Lake Huron Road alvar) May 20 (5 fresh to worn); Branchton [15] June 24 (1 tattered); St. Williams [4](Manester Tract) June 25 (1 tattered)(TS); Northumberland Forest [22] May 20,26, June 21,24 (more abundant than usual this year)(WJDE); Delta [27] May 20 (80), June 6 - 10 (up to 5 on 4 days), June 16 (1)(JPC); Long Sault C.A. [21] May 22 (4)(JK);Castleford [40](1.4 km S of) May 20 (many), June 10 (1), Playfairville [41](2 km NNW of) May 27 (1)(RAL); Branchton [15] May 20 (9), Bronte Creek [17] May 21 (12), June 18 (4 worn), 24 (1), Rowan Mills [4](Wilson Tract) May 22 (50+)(MNP); Milton [17](Halton Hills Line -S end) May 27 (1), Halton C.A. [17] 18 (Campbellville Tract) June 4 (2), (Twiss Tract) June 23 (1)(WIM); Bala [38](Big Eddy Rd.) June 15 (2) (RLB); Pinery [7](Carolinian Trail) May 7 (1)(JS,AS); Pinery [7] May 15 (12), June 11 (5), July 10 (1 C), (Chalet) June 17 (10)(JS); Point Pelee [1] June 4 (2 not fresh M)(RME+AW). 8. Erynnis horatius (Scudder & Burgess) HORACE'S DUSKY WING - (TL - New England, Texas) In 1995 - no reports. . 10. Erynnis martialis (Scudder) MOTTLED DUSKY WING - (TL - New Jefferson, Dallas Co., IA) In 1995 - Constance Bay [42](The Sand Hills) May 27 (2 C - 1 very fresh, 1 worn)(JPC). 12. Erynnis zarucco (Lucas) ZARUCCO DUSKY WING - (TL - "Cuba") One record at Rouge River [19] June 20, 1935 (T. Irwin) - specimen in the CNC (see Wormington - Occ. Pub. 24-92, pp 21). In 1995 - no reports. 13. Erynnisfuneralis (Scudder) FUNEREAL DUSKY WING - (TL - Texas) Two Ontario records, both at Point Pelee [1] Oct. 6, 1990 and Sept. 23, 1992 (AW) - [see Wormington - Oce. Pub. 23-91, pp 12 (as E. zaruccofuneralis) and Occ. Pub. 25-93 (as E. funeralis). In 1995 - no reports. 14. Erynnis lucilius (Scudder & Burgess) COLUMBINE DUSKY WING - (TL - New England) In 1995 - Manitoulin Island [45](Little Lake Huron Road alvar) May 20 (15 fresh); Kinmount [37] (Reid St) June 11 (1 worn); Halton Reg. Forest [17] June 12 (3 worn); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (2 tattered)(TS); Madoc [24]July 26 (1)(LT); Warsaw [37] May 27, Seymour C.A. [22] June 4, North umberland Forest [22] June 1 (WIDE); Delta [27] July 16 (1)(JPC); Burketon [21](5 km NE of) June 17 (3)(JK); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) May 19 (2)(RAL); Twin Lakes [37] May 13 (2)(TEA); Marmora [24](Hwy. 14 near water treatment plant) May 18 (2), Nassagaweya [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) June 18 (1) (WIM); Big Chute [35] July 23 (1)(RLB); Kettle Pt. to Sylvan [7] July 2 (1 C)(BC); Port Franks [7](Co. Forest) Aug. 13 (12)(JS). 15. Erynnis baptisiae (Forbes) WILD INDIGO DUSKY WING - (TL - Wood's Hole, Mass.) In 1995 - Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10 (4 M, 1 F all fresh), 17 (1)(TS); Point Pelee [1] July 13-15 (1 fresh male - same individual on two dates)(AW); Sept. 10 (1 not fresh female + 4 fresh to not fresh M)(TS + AW); Sept. 19 (2 not fresh M + 1 not fresh F (AW). 17. Erynnis persius (Scudder) PERSIUS DUSKY WING - (TL - New England) In 1995 - no reports. Note: for Southern Ontario persius (St. Williams) - the probable foodplant is Wild Lupine (QFH). 19 Genus XXXVIII: Pyrgus Hubner 1. Pyrgus centaureae (Rambur) GRIZZLED SKIPPER a) c. freija (Warren) - (TL - Labrador) In 1995 - Matachewan [50] May 30 (2)June 1 (1)(LT); Tolfree Lake [52](S of Albany R) June 17 (2 in bog with scattered black spruce and moss hummock)(NGE). 5. Pyrgus communis (Grote) CHECKERED SKIPPER - (TL - Central Alabama) In 1995 - no reports. Genus XLI: Pholisora Scudder 1. Pholisora catullus (Fabricius) COMMON SOOTY WING - (TL - probably Georgia) In 1995 - Kettle Point [7] Aug. 16 (1)(QFH); Branchton [15] July 23 (1)(TEA); Kettle Pt. to Sylvan [7] July 2 (3)(BC); Pelee Is. [4] July 16 (6 - 2 C)(JS); Thedford Sewage Lagoons [7] Aug. 26 (1) (JS,GC); Point Pelee [1] June 10 (2 ex. fresh); Aug. 20 (4 ex. fresh M) -- all observations at north boundary of park (North Dike); Pelee Drive (N of Point Pelee)[1] July 22 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Amherstburg [1] June 16 (2 ex. fresh)(AW+RME). Subfamily Heteropterinae Aurivillius Genus XLII: Carterocephalus Lederer 1. Carterocephalus palaemon (Pallas) ARCTIC SKIPPER a) p. mandan (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Lake Winnipeg) In 1995 - Victoria Crown Forest [36] June 11 (12 immaculate and fresh M + F); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (4 worn); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (2 worn)(TS); New Liskeard [50] June 4 (4), Matachewan [50] June 8 (1), 12 (25), 15 (2) to July 2 (1)(LT); Delta [27] June 5 - 20 (up to 12 on 14 days)(JPC); Thunder Bay [52] June 14 (50+), Tolfree Lake [52](S of Albany R) June 18 (1)(NGE); Burketon [21](5 km NE ot) June 17 (2), Pefferlaw [19](2 km E ot) June 23 (3 )(JK); Haley's Stn. [40](4.5 km NNE ot) June 10 (1), (1.6 km NW ot) June 17 (few)(RAL); CrieffBog [16] June 4 (1), Branchton [15] June 4 (1)(MNP); Milton [17](Halton Hills Line -N end) June 6 (8), Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of 6th line Nassagaweya) June 10 (8), July 1 (3), Caledon Lake [18](Finlayson Ctr.) June 17 (1) (WIM); Bala [38](Big Eddy Rd.) June 15 (1)(RLB); Chapleau [49](Hwy. 101) June 12 (10 & 20 km E and W)' Island Falls Dam Rd. [53](5 km E ofHwy. 634) June 14 (fresh), Matachewan [50](10 km E of Hwy. 66) June 15 (AMH). Subfamily Hesperiinae Latreille Genus LVI: Ancyloxypha C. Felder 1. Ancyloxypha numitor (Fabricius) LEAST SKIPPER - (TL - eastern U.S.) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] July 4 (1), 19 (1), August 4 (4), 8 (6), 12 (4), 14 (7), 16 (4), 21(3), Sept. 1 (1)(CR); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 17 (1 worn), 25 (1 worn); Branchton [15] June 24 20 (10 worn); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (3 worn); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 24 (1 worn); Rondeau P. P. [2] Oct. 1 (2 worn)(TS); Hortop C.A. [22] Aug. 29 (WIDE); Delta [27] June 9 (1), June 20 (3), 23 (1), 24 (2), Ramsayville [42] (2.1 km NE of) Aug. 7 (1), (2.25 km NNW of) Aug. 7 (1) (JPC); Amherst burg [1](2 km E of) Sept. 17 (5)(JK); Brantford [1O](Hanging Fen) July 23 (KS); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) July 1 (1), Aug. 12 (1)(RAL); Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (10), 24 (1O)(MNP); Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of6th line Nassagaweya) July 8 (1), HRCA [17](Yaremko-Ridley Tract) Aug. 7 (2), Windsor [1](Ojibway N.R.) Aug. 19 (3)(WIM); Vermilion Bay [54] June 29 (3 in wet meadow)(JMS); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (2)(RLB); Kettle Pt. to Sylvan [7] July 2 (18)(BC); Pinery [7](canoe launch) Aug. 3 (5)(JS,AS); Point Pelee [1] June -12 (l-ex. fresh), 14 (4 ex. fresh), 23 (8 ex. fresh) (AW+RME); June 25 (20 fresh), July 3 (3 fresh + 4 worn), 6 (2 ex. fresh + 3 fresh to worn), 8 (1 not fresh female), 11 (1 not fresh - end offirst brood?), 30 (1 ex. fresh - start of second brood?), 31 (2 ex. fresh), Aug. 2 (1 ragged), 6 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); 6 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+WGL+KAM+RZD+ BNC); 20 (2 not fresh - end of second brood?), 30 (1 ex. fresh - start of third brood?), Sept. 4 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Sept. 7 (4 fresh)(AW+MTH); Sept. 24 (1 worn)(TS+AW): Oct. 10 (1 worn - record late date for Point Pelee, also Ontario?)(AW); Pelee Drive (N of Point Pelee)[I] July 22 (1 ex. fresh - start of second brood?), 29 (3 ex. fresh)(AW et al.); SE Leamington [1] Sept. 9 (4 fresh to worn)(AW); Sept. 24 (1 fresh)(AW+TS); NW Hillman Marsh [1] Oct. 8 (3 ex. fresh to worn)(AW). Genus LVII: Oarisma Scudder 2. Oarisma garita (Reakirt) GARITA SKIPPER - (TL - Rocky Mts., CO) In 1995 - Birch Island [45](Moorey alvar) July 1 (32 immaculate including a pair in copula and some nectaring on DwarfSnapdragon)(TS). Genus LX: Thymelicus HObner 1. Thymelicus lineola (Ochsenheimer) EUROPEAN SKIPPER - (TL - Germany) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] July 4 (many), 5 (many), 11/12 (several), 19 (3), 27 (1)(CR); Long Point P.P. [4] June 17 (4 fresh); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 17 (8 fresh); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (200), 28 (155,000; maximum of 8,000 in an area of30 X 10 metres; including 9,000 dead on road), July 3 (109,000 including 2,000 dead), (N of along Hwy 503) July 3 (10,000); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (15); Branchton [15] June 24 (25 mostly worn), July 13 (5 very worn); Backus Woods [4] June 25 (12 mostly worn); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 25 (25 fresh to worn); St. Williams [4] (Manester Tract) June 25 (6); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (25); Kinmount [37] (Reid St) June 28 (9), July 3 (20); Birch Island [45] (Moorey alvar) July 1 (8); Fort Frances [51](@ 25 .km E on Hwy 17) July 21 (5 fresh including 1 Form 'pallida' at Fort Frances, July 21 Sabo) (T. immaculate ''pallida'' photographed)(TS); Sudbury 21 [49] June 24 (25), Matachewan [50] June 29 (5), July 14 (50)(LT); Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) July 1 (many), Toronto [19] (High Park) July 9 (2)(QFH); Delta [27] June 14 - 16 ( up to 12), June 18 - 24 (abundant on each day), July 15 (2), July 16 (1 fresh), Bells Comers [42](2.2 km W, 2.4 - 2.7 km WNW of) July 4 (abundant)(JPC); Thunder Bay [52] July 9 (10 000+ - swarms everywhere)(NGE); Kakabeka Falls [52] July 11 (2000+)(JK); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) July 1 (few)(RAL); Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (4), 24 (500+), Branchton [15] July 3 (1O)(MNP); July 23 (1)(TEA); Scotsdale Farm [17] (Heritage Trail) July 1 (<>2000), Hwy. 17 [48](Montreal R. Hbr.) July 11 (20), Thessalon [48](2.2 km N Hwy 17) July 12 (many), Parry Sound [46](l00kout tower) July 13 (3), Eagle [3](L. Erie shore) July 14 (3)(WIM); Vermilion Bay [54] June-29 (7 behind motel)(JMS); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (<>1000), Big Chute [35] July 3 (20)(RLB); Kettle Pt. to Sylvan [7] July 2 (3800+)(BC); Point Pelee [1] June 14 (l ex. fresh male), 17 (15 ex. fresh males), 21 (35 ex. fresh)(AW+RME); June 29 (60 fresh to worn), July 1 (50 fresh to worn), 6 (8 fresh to worn), 8 (11 fresh to worn), 10 (3 worn), 11 (9 worn)(AW). Genus LXI: Hylephila Billberg 1. Hylephila phyleus (Drury) FIERY SKIPPER - (TL - Antigua) In 1995 - Point Pelee N.P. [1] Sept. 10 (l M and 2 F, all fresh), 24 (1 M and 1 F)(TS); Amherstburg [1](2 km E of) Sept. 17 (1 M)(JK); Point Pelee [1] Sept. 10 (2 ex. fresh M + 1 ex. fresh F) (TS+AW); Sept. 11 (2 ex. fresh M), 19 (1 fresh F)(AW); Sept. 24 (l fresh M)(TS); Sept. 24 (l ex. fresh F)(AW+TS); Sept. 26 (l ex. fresh F), Oct. 2 (1 fresh F), 6 (1 not fresh M)(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 1995 - Ouimet [52] Aug. 7 (1)(NGE); Hwy. 622 [52](31 km S Hwy. 17) Aug. 3 (1), Hwy. 622 [51](11.3 km S ofThunder Bay District border) Aug. 3 (1)(RAL). 6. Hesperia leonardus Harris LEONARDUS SKIPPER - (TL - Massachusetts) In 1995 - Blade R. @ Anson Creek [36] Aug. 12 (l)(JK); Pinery [7](Lookout Trail) Aug. 6 (1), 11 (1), Pinery P.P. [7] Aug. 25 (l2)(JS,GC). 16. Hesperia sassacus Harris INDIAN SKIPPER a) s. sassacus (Harris) - (TL - Massachusetts) b) s. manitoba (Fletcher) - (TL - Nipigon and Sudbury) In 1995 - Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (1); Victoria Crown Forest [36] June 11 (3)(TS); Delta [27] June 6 - 14 (up to 23 on 6 days), June 16 - 22 (up to 3 on 4 days)(JPC); CrieffBog [16] June 4 (1), 10 (4), Pinery P.P. [7] June 10 (1)(MNP); Big Chute [35] July 23 (1)(RLB). 22 Genus LXVI: Polites Scudder 1. Polites peckius (yV. Kirby) PECK'S SKIPPER - (TL - North America) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] June 9 (1), 12 (1), August 4 (2), 14 (1), 29(2), S.E. Oakville [18] Aug. 17 (many), Crediton Parkway [18] Aug. 26 (several), Sept. 4 (1)(CR); Hwy 634 [53](km 41) June 21 (1 fresh); Branchton [15] June 24 (1 fresh); Leamington [1] Sept. 24 (4 worn), Oct. 9 (1 worn) (TS); Delta [27] July 15 (1), Ramsayville [42](5.1 km ENE ot) June 27 (1), Bells Comers [42](2.7 km WNW ot) July 4 (1)(JPC); Port Perry [21](W -ot) June 25 (lO)(JK); Brantford [IO](Hanging Fen) July 23 (KS); Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (6), Branchton [15] July 3 (2)(MNP); July 23 (1) (TEA); Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of 6th line Nassagaweya) July 11 (1), 28 (1), Windsor [1] (Spring Garden Rd.) Aug. 19 (few)(yVIM); Kettle Pt. to Sylvan [7] July 2 (4)(BC); Point Pelee [1] June 14 (1 ex. fresh - North Dike), Amherstburg [1] June 16 (1 ex. fresh)(RME); SE Leamington [1] June 18 (1 ex. fresh F), Sept. 9 (9 ex. fresh to ragged)(AW); Sept. 24 (3 ex. fresh to worn)(AW+TS). 6. Polites themistocles (Latreille) TAWNY EDGED SKIPPER - TL - "Amerique meridionale") In 1995 - Halton Reg. Forest [17] June 12 (4 M, 1 F all fresh); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 17 (1 worn); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (4 M + F); Branchton [15] June 24 (1 worn M); Kinmount [37] (Reid St) June 28 (1 M), July 3 (2 worn); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (8 worn)(TS); Sudbury [49] June 24 (3), Matachewan [50] June 27 (3), July 14 (3)(LT); Delta [27] June 6 - 22 (up to 26 on 14 days, pair in copula on June 14 at 15:05 hrs.)(JPC); Cobden [40](3 km S ot) June 10 (1), Balsam Hill [40](2.5 km W ot) June 17 (few), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE ot) June 18 (1)(RAL); Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (1), 24 (1 M)(MNP); Branchton [15] July 23 (2)(TEA); Terra Cotta [17] June 13 (1 caught by crab spider), Nassagaweya [17](Lot. 27, Con. 7) July 6 (several), Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of6th line Nassagaweya) July 28 (1), Windsor [1](yV ofrace track) Sept. 26 (1)(yVIM); Batchawana Bay [48](near motel) June 27 (2)(JMS); Uhthotf-Coldwater [35] July 3 (1)(RLB); Fintry Rd. [48](2 km W ofjunction with Hwy. 631) June 13 (1)(AMH); Petral Point [32] June 25 (1 C)(JS); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (12)(BC); Amherstburg [1] June 16 (2 fresh)(AW+RME). 7. Polites origenes (Fabricius) CROSSLINE SKIPPER a) o. origenes (Fabricius) - (TL - probably New York) In 1995 - Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (3 worn); Branchton [15] July 13 (3 worn)(TS); Seymour C.A. [22] June 4 (yVJDE); Delta [27] July 15 (3 M C + 1 F C + 19 S or R, most worn), Bells Comers [42] (2.4 - 2.8 km WNW ot) July 4 (12), Bells Comers [42](2.2 km WSW ot) July 4 (1), (2.9 km WSW ot) Aug. 6 (1- late), Ramsayville [42](3.0 km Not) July 10 (1), July 13 (1), (5.1 km ENE ot) July 13 (1), South March [42](3.5 km S ot) July 25 (2), (1.5 km SW ot) July 25 (1)(JPC); Chalk Lake [21](N ot) July 2 (2), Burketon [21](NE ot) July 3 (1)(JK); Lambton Co. Forest & Upper Rd. [17] July 3 (1)(MNP); Branchton [15] July 23 (1)(TEA); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (2 - 1 C)(BC); Pinery [7] (Chalet) July 9 (4), (south boundary) July 26 (1 C)(JS). 8. Polites mystic (W.H. Edwards) LONG DASH a) m. mystic (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - White Mts., New Hampshire) In 1995 - South Walsingham Woods [4] June 17 (2 immaculate); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (1 fresh), July 3 (12 worn); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (2); Branchton [15] June 24 (5 worn)(TS); 23 Sudbury [49] June 24 (4), 25 (2), Matachewan [50] June 29 (4)(LT); Delta [27] June 7 - 13 ( 1 or 2 on 4 days), June 14 - 24 (up to 50 on 10 days), Bells Comers [42](2.2 Ian WSW of) July 4 (2)(JPC); Martins Comers [40](2.5 Ian SW of) June 17 (few), Joes Lake [41](4.5 Ian N of) June 17 (1)(RAL); Bronte Creek [17] June 24 (3), Branchton [15] July 3 (1)(MNP); HRCA [17](Twiss Tract) June 23 (1), Scotsdale Farm [17](Heritage Trail) July 1 (5)(WIM); Lake Superior State Park [48](park HQ & Mijnemunshing Rd.) June 28 (1)(JMS); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (7)(RLB); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (21 )(BC). 10. Polites vibex (Geyer) WHlRLABOUT - (TL - "West Indies") One record for Ontario - Toronto [19] NO (A. Gibson) - specimen in the CNC (see Wormington Dec. Pub. 27-95, pp 14-15). Genus LXVII: Wallengrenia Berg 2. Wallengrenia egeremet (Scudder) NORTHERN BROKEN DASH - (TL - Massachusetts) In 1995 - Branchton [15] July 13 (1 F)(TS); Delta [27] July 15 (1), July 16 (1), Bells Comers [42] (2.7 km WNW of) July 4 (1), Ramsayville [42](5.1 Ian ENE of) July 13 (1)(JPC); Utica [21] June 25 (1), Chalk Lake [21](N of) July 2 (2)(JK); Brantford [10](Triangular Fen) July 22 (2), (Hanging Fen) Aug. 1 (1)(KS); Lambton Co. Forest & Upper Rd. [17] July 3 (3)(MNP); Branchton [15] July 23 (1)(TEA); Nassagaweya [17](Lot. 27, Con. 7) July 20 (1), 24 (1)(WIM); Big Chute [35] July 23 (1)(RLB); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (31 - 2 C)(BC); Pinery [7](winter activities area) July 9 (200+)(JS); Pinery [7] July 18 (300)(GC); (Lookout Trail) July 19 (1000+)(JS,BK); (Lookout Trail) Aug. 6 (750)(JS,GC,TG); Aug. 16 (6)(JS); Point Pelee [1] July 1 (3 ex. fresh M), 3 (1 ex. fresh M), 4 (1 ex. fresh M), 6 (15 fresh), 8 (12 fresh), 10 (16 fresh), 16 (8 not fresh)(AW); July 22 (4 worn)(AW et al.); July 26 (1 worn), Aug. 6 (1 ragged M)(AW). Genus LXVIII: Pompeius Evans 1. Pompeius verna (W.H. Edwards) LITTLE GLASSY WING - (TL - Illinois) In 1995 - HRCA [17](Kiwanis Tract) July 14 (1)(WIM); Sylvan [7]July 2 (5+ - 3 C)(JS,RS,AS, KK,NC); July 5 (1 C)(GC); Pinery [7]«Lookout Trail) July 4 (1 C- new for Pinery)(GC). Genus LXIX: Atalopedes Scudder 1. Atalopedes campestris (Boisduval) THE SACHEM b) c. huron (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Illinois, Georgia, Texas, Washington DC) In 1995 - no reports. Genus LXX: Atrytone Scudder 2. Atrytone logan (W.H. Edwards) DELAWARE SKIPPER a) I. logan (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Lansing, Michigan) In 1995 - Branchton [15] July 3 (3), 30 (1)(MNP); July 23 (8)(TEA); Kettle Pt. to Sylvan [7] July 2 (5 - 1 C)(BC); Pinery [7](Chalet) July 9 (10), 11 (15)(JS,GV,GC); (Lookout) July 19 (50) (JS,BK). 24 Genus LXXIll: Poanes Scudder 1. Poanes massasoit (Scudder) MULBERRY WING a) m. massasoit (Scudder) - (TL - Carver, Massachusetts) In 1995 - Branchton [15] July 13 (1 immaculate)(TS); Brantford [10](Hanging Fen) July 23 (KS). i. Poanes hohomok (Harris) - (TL - Massachusetts) HOBOMOK SKIPPER = F. form pocahontas (Scudder) - (TL - Massachusetts and Connecticut) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] June 6 (1)(CR); Matachewan [50] June 10 (1); Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (8 fresh), July 3 (2 worn); Victoria Crown Forest [36] June 11 (14 fresh); Halton Reg. Forest [17] June 12 (35 fresh); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (1 immaculate ''pocahontas''); Branchton [15] June 24 (7 worn); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 25 (5 worn); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (1 worn)(TS); Kamer Blue Sanctuary [7] June 1 (3), June 10 (KS); New Liskeard [50] June 4 (3), Matachewan [50] June 9 (1) to 27 (2), Sudbury [49] June 24 (4)(LT); Delta [27] June 6 - 24 (up to 160 on 17 days - up to 6 f. pocahontas on 9 days)(JPC); Thunder Bay [52] June 14 (25+)(NGE); Ottawa [42](Health Sc. Ctr.) May 31 (2 M), Castleford [40](1.4 km S ot) June 10 (1), Joes Lake [41](4.5 km Not) June 17 (1)(RAL); CrieffBog [16] June 4 (4), Branchton [15] June 4 (20), Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (15 worn), Lambton Co. Forest & Upper Rd. [17] July 3 (1O)(MNP); HRCA [17](Campbellville Tract) June 4 (2), (Twiss Tract) June 23 (10), Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of 6th line Nassagaweya) June 10 (12), 19 (few), July 1 (1)(WIM); Batchawana Bay [48](near motel) June 27 (3)(JMS); Johnston's Hbr. [32] June 23 (2)(RLB); Hwy. 129 from Thessalon [48] to Chapleau [49] June 11 (seen every 40 km), Chapleau [49](Hwy 101) June 12 (10 & 20 km E and W), Fintry Rd. [48](2 km W ofjunction with Hwy. 631) June 13, Matachewan [50](Hwy. 66, 10 km E ot) June 15 (AMH); Pinery [7](Visitor Ctr.) June 6 (2), Pinery [7] June 11 (10), 23 (6), (Chalet) July 11 (1)(JS); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (175)(BC); Point Pelee [1] May 28 (1 ex. fresh M + 1 ex. fresh F), 30 (1 ex. fresh M), June 2-4 (1 M- same individual on two dates), 10 (1 fresh M)(AW); June 12 (1 fairly fresh M + 1 fresh F), 13 (2 fresh M)(AW + RME); June 21-23 (1 worn F- same individual on 3 dates), July 1 (1 ragged F- record late date for Pelee)(AW). 3. Poanes zabulon (Boisduval) ZABULON SKIPPER - (TL - Georgia) In 1995 - no reports. 7. Poanes viator (W.H. Edwards) BROAD WINGED SKIPPER a) v. viator (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - northern Illinois & New Orleans, LA) In 1995 - Branchton [15] July 13 (6 worn)(TS); Delta [27] July 15 (8 - four found nectaring at Common Milkweed in dry abandoned pastures over 100 metres from nearest sedge patch), July 16 (5) (JPC); Nonquon R. [21](NW ofPort Perry) July 30 (3)(JK); Branchton [15] July 23 (37)(TEA); July 30 (1 F)(MNP); Pinery [7](Burley Bridge) July 24 (2 - 1 C - new to Pinery)(GC). Genus LXXVII: Euphyes Scudder 3. Euphyes dion (W.H. Edwards) DION SKIPPER - (TL - Nebraska, Indiana, S. Shore Lake Michigan, Hamilton, Ont.) In 1995 - Branchton [15] July 13 (3 immaculate)(TS); Nonquon R. [21](NW ofPort Perry) July 30 25 (3)(JK); Brantford [10](Hanging Fen) July 23 (KS); Branchton [15] July 23 (1 F)(TEA); Point Pelee [1] July 8 (1 ex. fresh F), 11 (7 ex. fresh), 19 (1 not fresh F- ovipositing on Carex lacustris)(AW). 5. Euphyes dukesi (Lindsey) DUKE'S SKIPPER - (TL - Mobile Co., AL) In 1995 - Point Pelee [1] July 16 (2 ex. fresh M)(AW); July 18 (7 ex. fresh M + 1 ex. fresh F) (AW+DJM); July 19 (12 ex. fresh to worn M), 23 (14 ex. fresh to worn M- record high count for Point Pelee), 27 (10 fresh to worn M + 1 worn F), Aug. 6 (10 fairly fresh M)(AW). 6. Euphyes conspicua (W.H. Edwards) THE BLACK DASH a) c. conspicua (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Lansing, Michigan) In 1995 - Branchton [15] July 13 (5 immaculate)(TS); Brantford [10](Hanging Fen) July 23 (2) (KS); Branchton [15] July 23 (21)(TEA); July 30 (2 worn F)(MNP); Pinery [7](Carolinian Trail) July 23 (1 C- new to Pinery)(GR); (S Boundary) July 26 (20 - 3 C)(JS); (Burley Bridge) July 27 (2 - photo graphed)(JS,AR). 9. Euphyes bimacula (Grote & Robinson) TWO SPOTTED SKIPPER - (TL - Philadelphia, PA) In 1995 - Kirkfield [36](@ 10 Ian N) June 19 (25 immaculate and fresh M + F), July 3 (10 worn) (TS); Sudbury [49] June 25 (1)(LT); Delta [27] June 23 (2 M C + 1 S, fresh or slightly worn, small colony in roadside sedge patch), June 24 (1 M C + 1 F C + up to 4 S), Bells Comers [42](1.9 Ian WSW of) July 4 (pair in copula at approx. 14:00 hrs.)(JPC); Branchton [15] July 3 (4)(MNP); Uhthoff-Cold water [35] July 3 (1)(RLB). Two-spotted Skipper at Kirkfield, June 19 (Tim Sabo). 26 10. Euphyes vestris (Boisduval) DUN SKIPPER a) v. vestris (Boisduval) - (TL - California) b) v. metacomet (Harris) - (TL - Massachusetts) In 1995 - Kinmount [37](Reid St) July 3 (1 immaculate)(TS); Sudbury [49] June 24 (4), Madoc [24]July 26 (1), Matachewan [50] July 14 (I)(LT); Toronto [I9](High Park) July 9 (1 F)(QFH); Delta [27] July 15 (100), July 16 (45), Aug. 12 (1 worn F), Aug. 13 (1 worn M), Bells Comers [42](2.2 km W, 2.4 - 2.7 km WNW ot) July 4 (27), Ramsayville [42](3.1,3.4 km NW ot) July 10 (6), (3.0 km Not) July 10 (5)(JPC); Kakabeka Falls [52] July.9 (1)(NGE); -Kakabeka Falls [52] July. 11 (2)(JK); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 kIn SE ot) Aug. 20 (2)(RAL); Heber Down [21] July 22 (12)(MNP); Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of6th line Nassagaweya) July 1 (1),28 (1), Campbellville Rd. [I7](Ist line N) Aug. 7 (1)(WIM); Big Chute [35] July 23 (5)(RLB); Pinery [7] & Sylvan [8] July 2 (4 - 3 C)(BC); Pinery [7](Chalet) July 9 (10), 11 (8), Port Franks [7](Forest) Aug. 13 (1)(JS); Pinery [7](Lookout Trail) July 19 (400)(1S,BK); Point Pelee [1] July 2 (1 ex. fresh M), 6 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW); July 22 (2 not fresh)(AW et al); 26 (1 worn)(AW); July 29 (1 worn)(AW et al.); Aug. 2 (1 ragged M)(AW); Aug. 7 (1 worn F) (AW+WGL+ RZD+BNC+KAM). Genus LXXIX: Atrytonopsis Godman 1. Atrytonopsis hianna (Scudder) DUSTED SKIPPER a) h. hianna (Scudder) - (TL - Quincy & Dorchester, Massachusetts) In 1995 - Pinery P.P. [7] June 10 (15 - our first!)(MNP); Ipperwash [7](Army Base) June 10 (8), Pinery [7](Dunes Campground) June 12 (1), (Burley Campground) July 17 (I)(1S); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (5 - 2 C in Pinery)(BC). Pepper and Salt Skipper in Victoria Crown Forest, June 11 (Tim Saba). 27 Genus LXXX: Amblyscirtes Scudder 8. Amblyscirtes hegon (Scudder) PEPPER AND SALT SKIPPER - (TL - White Mts., NH) In 1995 - Victoria Crown Forest [36] June 11 (8 worn)(TS); Ramsayville [42] (3.5 km NNW of) June 1 (1 very fresh C- first record from Mer Bleue and Ottawa-Carleton since 1927)(JPC). 18. Amblyscirtes vialis (W.H. Edwards) ROADSIDE SKIPPER - (TL - Rock Island, IL; L. Winnipeg) In 1995 - Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (12 fresh), July 3 (1 worn); Victoria Crown Forest [36] June 11 (12)(TS); Matachewan [50] June 12 (3), 15 (5), Sudbury [49] June 24 (2), 25 (91)(LT); Thunder Bay [52] June 14 (1)(NGE); Port Franks [7] June 10 (KS); Pinery P.P. [7] June 10 (1), Lambton Co. Forest & Upper Rd. [17] July 3 (5)(MNP); Hwy. 129 from Thessalon [48] to Chapleau [49] June 11 (seen every 40 km), Chapleau [49](Hwy 101) June 12 (10 & 20 km E and W)(AMH); Pinery [7](Burley Campground) June 5 (4), 27 (1 C)(JS); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (18)(BC). Genus LXXXIII: Calpodes Hubner 1. Calpodes ethlius (Stoll) BRAZILIAN SKIPPER or CANNA SKIPPER - (TL - "Surinam") In 1995 - no reports. Genus LXXXIV: Panoquina Hemming 4. Panoquina ocola (W.H. Edwards) OCOLA SKIPPER - (TL - "Georgia; Florida; Texas") In 1995 - Point Pelee N. P. [1](W side ofTip) Sept. 24 (2 very fresh; first photos ofwild specimens for Ontario; 3rd occurrence in Ontario, 8th and 9th individuals)(AW+TS); Point Pelee [1] Sept. 19 (1 fairly fresh - west side ofTip), 26 (1 not fresh - west side ofTip), Oct. 13 (1 fresh - Sparrow Field)(AW). (Recorded previously in Ontario and Point Pelee only in 1991). Superfamily PAPILIONOIDEA Latreille Family PAPILIONIDAE Latreille Subfamily Papilioninae Latreille Tribe Troidini Ford Genus XCII: Battus Scopoli 1. Battus philenor (Linnaeus) PIPE VINE SWALLOWTAIL a) p. philenor (Linnaeus) - (TL - America) In 1995 - Windsor [1](Spring Garden Rd. ANSI) Aug. 19 (1)(WIM); Point Pelee [1] July 6 (1 fairly fresh F- Sparrow Field)(AW). 28 Tribe Leptocircini W.F. Kirby Genus XCIII: Eurytides Hubner 1. Eurytides marcellus (Cramer) ZEBRA SWALLOWTAIL - (TL - not stated) In 1995 - no reports. Tribe Papilionini Latreille Genus XCIV: Papilio Linnaeus 1. Papilio po/yxenes Fabricius BLACK SWALLOWTAIL a) p. asterias Stoll - (TL - New York, Carolina, Virginia) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] July 19 (several), 25 (1), 27 (1), 31 (1), August 8 (2), 16(1)(CR); Brampton [18] May 16 (1), June 12 (1), 26 (1), Aug. 17 (1); Nepean [42] May 21 (1); Mayfield [18] June 2 (4); Waterford C. A [4] June 4 (1); Stoney Creek [11] June 4 (5); Atikokan [51](S ofatjct Hwy. 11 & 622) July 21 (1 seen), Nipigon [52](10 km W ofon Hwy. 17) July 21 (1), Rossport [52](5 km E of on Hwy. 17) July 21 (1), Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept 10 (1 M, 1 F); Wheatley [2](Two Creeks C. A) Oct. 1 (tattered F)(TS); Kingston [26] July 24 (3)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) May 27 (1 M nectaring on Dame's Rocket), July 31 (1 worn F on Pink Phlox & Joe-Pye Weed), Aug. 18 (1 fresh M on Buddleia) (WE); Cobourg [22] June 14 - several seen after this in same area - 1 larva on wild carrot, Baltimore [22] Aug. 27 (WIDE); Branchton [16] July 23 (1 F)(QFH); North York [19] good year for larvae (NL); Delta [27] May 20 (1), June 6 - 20 (up to 3 on 6 days), Aug. 13 (2), Ottawa [42](MacLaren/Percy St.) July 14 (1), (Stevenson Ave.) July 29 (1), (Fletcher Wildlife Garden) Aug. 9 (1), Ramsayville [42](3.2 km NW of) July 21 (1), Bells Comers [42](2.2 km SW of) May 16 (1 - early), (1.9 km WSW of) July 4 (1 fresh 2nd gen. M), (3.2 km WSW of) Sept. 24 (1 worn F- late), Ramsayville [42](3.3 km NNW of) May 25 (4), June 1 (2), July 21 (7), 27 (11), Aug. 7 (2), 20 (2), Sept. 4 (1 worn F- late)(JPC); Port Franks [7] June 1 (KS); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) Aug. 20 (1)(RAL); CrieffBog [16] May 20 (1 M), June 4 (1 F ovipositing), Branchton [15] June 4 (2 F ovipositing), July 30 (1), Leslie Spit [19] June 17 (1), Aug. 13 (2)(MNP); Nassagaweya [17](Lot. 27, Con. 7) May 22 (1), Brampton [18](Farmhouse Ct.) July 24 (1), Aug. 21 (1), Windsor [1](Ojibway NR) Aug. 19 (1)(WIM); Hepworth [32] June 5 (JS); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (7)(BC); Pinery [7](Riverside Trail) Aug. 27 (1 larva)(JS,AS); Point Pelee [1] May 15 (1 ex. fresh M)(RZD+WGL); May 31 (1 ex. fresh M) (AW); June 2 (1 ex. fresh F)(AW+ ME); June 6 (1 fresh M)(AW); June 10 (4 ex. fresh M)(AW); June 13 (1 ex. fresh M), 14 (5 fresh F + 1 fresh M)(AW+ RME); June 15 (1 fresh M)(AW); June 21 (1 fresh M)(AW+RME); 22 (6 fresh M- end offirst brood) (RME); July 25 (2 ex. fresh F- start ofsecond brood), 26 (2 ex. fresh M), 31 (2 ex. fresh M)(AW); Aug. 2 (3 fresh M + 1 fresh F)(AW); Aug. 7 (1 worn F)(AW+WGL); Aug. 12 (1 fresh M), 20 (1 ex. fresh F), 30 (1 not fresh F- end ofsecond brood), Sept. 4 (1 ex. fresh M- start ofthird brood)(AW); Sept. 10 (1 fresh F)(AW+TS); Sept. 10 (1 ex. fresh M)(TS); Amherstburg [1] June 16 (4 fresh M)(AW+RME); Onion Fields (N ofPoint Pelee)[I] July 23 (1 ex. fresh M- start of second brood)(AW); SE Leamington [1] Sept. 9 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW); Sturgeon Creek [1] Oct. 6 (1 fresh M)(AW). 8. Papilio machaon Linnaeus OLD WORLD SWALLOWTAIL b) m. hudsonianus AH. Clark - (TL - Kettle Rapids, Manitoba) In 1995 - Hwy 584 [52](km 48 north ofGeraldton) June 22 (1)(TS). 29 Genus XCV: Heraclides Hubner 2. Heraclides cresphontes (Cramer) GIANT SWALLOWTAIL (TL - New York, South Carolina, Jamaica) In 1995 - Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10 (2 and 1 pupa), 17 (3 worn and 1 larva), 24 (2 worn)(TS)~ Windsor [1](Ojibway NR) Aug. 19 (1 nectaring on thistle)(WIM); Ausable Valley [7](nr. Sylvan) July 2 (1)(JS,NC); Point Pelee [1] May 26 (l)(RME); May 31 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); June 2 (3 ex. fresh) (AW+RME)~ June 4 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); June 10 (6 ex. fresh) (AW+RME)~ June 13 (15 ex. fresh to worn), 21 (12 fresh to worn)(AW+RME)~ July 3 (1 ragged), 4 (1 ragged - end offirst brood)(AW); July 22 (2 ex. fresh - start of second brood)(AW et al.)~ July 26 (15 ex. fresh)(AW); July 29 (25 ex. fresh to fresh)(AW et al.); Aug. 21 (5 worn), 26 (4 ragged - end of second brood), Sept. 4 (1 ex. fresh - start of third brood)(AW); 7 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+MTH); Sept. 9 (1 ex. fresh), 10 (2 fresh), 12 (2 fresh), 19 (5 fresh to worn)(AW); Sept. 24 (6 ex. fresh to worn)(TS+AW); Sept. 27 (7 ex. fresh to worn), 28 (5 ex. fresh to worn)(AW); Sept. 30 (3 fresh)(AW + RHC); Oct. 11 (1 fresh - end ofthird brood - record late date for Point Pelee. and Ontario)(BMC + KS + LS et al.)~ Amherstburg [1] June 16 (2 fresh) (AW+RME). 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 1995 - a) g. glaucus - Crediton Parkway [18] July 3 (1), Rattray Marsh [18] July 4 (6), 5 (5), July 12 (1), July 19 (1), July 25 (1), July 27 (1), Crediton Parkway [18] July 6 (1)(CR); Waterford C. A. [4] June 4 (1 fresh); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 17 (2), 25 (8); Branchton [15] June 24 (1)~ Forestville [4] June 24 (1)~ Backus Woods [4] June 25 (4); St. Williams [4](Manester Tract) June 25 (2); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (2); Brampton [18] July 11 (1)~ Milton [17] (Hwy 401) July 13 (1)~ Cambridge [15] July 13 (1)(TS)~ Kingston [26] July 24 (2)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) June 3 (1 in flight), 15 (1 nectaring at Dame's Rocket), (Vermont Pk.)June 20 (1), (High Park) July 2 (2 - 1 nectaring on False Spiraea)(WE)~ Point Pelee [1] May 14 (2 ex. fresh M)(WGL+AW+PAR)~ May 26 (1)(RME); May 30 (3 ex. fresh M), 31 (3 ex. fresh), June 4 (2 ex. fresh M)(AW)~ June 13 (8 ex. fresh M), 21 (7 fresh)(AW+RME); June 29 (2 ex. fresh), July 1 (1 ex. fresh M), 6 (1 ragged 'black' F + 1 fairly fresh 'yellow' F), 8 (1 ex. fresh M), 11 (2 not fresh M), 14 (1 fairly fresh), 16 (1 fairly fresh), 17 (1 ex. fresh start of second brood?)(AW); July 22 (1 ex. fresh), 29 (2 fairly fresh 'yellow' F + 2 fairly fresh 'black' F)(AW et al.); July 31 (1 fresh 'yellow' F), Aug. 2 (1 fresh 'black' F + 1 fairly fresh 'yellow' F)(AW); Aug. 6 (1 fresh 'yellow')(AW)~ Aug. 7 (6 fresh)(AW+WGL et al.)~ Aug. 12 (1 not fresh 'yellow' F + 1 fresh 'black' F), 21 (1 ex. fresh 'black' F), 26 (1 ragged 'yellow' F), Sept. 4 (1 fresh? - partial third brood?)(AW). b) g. canadensis - Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (4 fresh), July 3 (1 worn); Victoria Crown Forest [36] June 11 (2)~ Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (3), July 3 (4 worn)~ Matachewan [50] June 20 (5); Hwy 17 [53] June 21 (25); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (65); Rene Brunelle P. P. [53] June 22 (6); Hwy 17 [53] June 22 (48); Hwy 584 [52] June 22 (30); Hwy 17 [52](White River to Spanish) June 23 (600 with a maximum of 100 in 10 minutes); Hwy 17 [49](Walford to Copper Clift) June 23 (250); Hwy 69 [49](Copper Cliff to Bigwood) June 23 (150)~ Hwy 69 [46](French River to Gordon Bay) June 23 (75); Hwy 69 [38](McTier to Crooked Bay) June 23 (40)~ Hwy 400 [35](Coldwater to Schomberg) June 30 23 (10); Birch Island [45] July 1 (3); Fort Frances [51] July 21 (1 worn)(TS); Matachewan [50] June 1 (4) to 17 (100+), July 13 (4), Sudbury [49] June 23 (50)(LT); Pinery P.P. [7], Branchton [16] July 23 (1)(QFH); Delta [27] June 5 - 23 (up to 14 on 17 days), July 15 (3), July 16 (1)(JPC); Port Franks [7] June 10 (3)(KS); Watsons Crs. [41](2 km SE of) May 27 (1), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) May 31 (1), Martins Crs. [40](2.5 km SW of) June 17 (1), Flower Stn. [41](1.3 km SE of) June 17 (3)(RAL); Batchawana Bay [48](near motel) June 27 (9), Lake Superior State Park [48](park HQ & Mijnemun shing Rd.) June 28 (16), Neys P.P. [52] June 28 (6), Terrace Bay [52] June 28 (2)(JMS); Bala [38](Big Eddy Rd.) May 30 (6), June 15 (4), Johnston's Hbr. [32] June 23 (3)(RLB); Hwy. 129 from Thessalon [48] to Chapleau [49] June 11 (seen every 40 km), Chapleau [49](Hwy 101) June 12 (10 & 20 km E and W), Fintry Rd. [48](2 km W ofjunction with Hwy. 631) June 13, Matachewan [50](Hwy. 66, 10 km E of and Hwy. 65, 10 km S of) June 15 - seen everywhere, sometimes congregating at damp patches in large numbers (AMH); Pinery [7](various locations) earliest June 1, latest July 18 (fresh)(JS et al); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (71)(BC). 6. Pterourus troi/us (Linnaeus) SPICEBUSH SWALLOWTAIL a) t. troi/us (Linnaeus) - (TL - "Indiis") In 1995 - South Walsingham Woods [4] June 17 (2 fresh), 25 (6 fresh; F ovipositing on Sassafras); Forestville [4] June 24 (1 fresh); Backus Woods [4] June 25 (2 fresh); St. Williams [4] June 24 (1); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (5 immaculate M + F); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10 (1 fresh), 24 (1 fresh)(TS); Pinery Boy Scout Camp [7] July 2 (1)(QFH); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (ll)(BC); Pinery [7](canoe launch) June 16 (1)(GC); (Goose Marsh Line) Aug. 17 (1)(TG); Point Pelee [1] May 19 (1 ex. fresh M)(BNC+KAM+RZD); May 20 (1 ex. fresh), 31 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW); June 2 (1 ex. fresh M), 7 (4 ex. fresh)(AW+RME); June 10 (1 not fresh F), 13 (5 ex. fresh M), 15 (3 fresh F)(AW); June 17 (12 fresh)(AW+RME); June 29 (1 not fresh F), July 1 (2 worn F), 3 (1 worn F), 7 (1 not fresh), 12 (1 worn), 16 (1 ragged), 18 (1 worn - end offirst brood)(AW); July 22 (1 ex. fresh - start ofsecond brood) (AW et al.); July 23 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); July 29 (1 ex. fresh)(AW et al.); July 31 (2 ex. fresh M), Aug. 6 (3 worn F)(AW); Aug. 7 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+WGL+RZD+BNC+KAM); Aug. 12 (1 ex. fresh M), 21 (1 ex. fresh), 23 (1 ragged F), 26 (4 worn F- end of second brood + 8 ex. fresh M- start of third brood) (AW); Aug. 30 (2 not fresh)(AW + KAM); Sept. 4 (1 ragged), 9 (1 not fresh F + 1 ex. fresh M), 10 (1 not fresh F), 12 (1 ex. fresh M), 19 (3 ex. fresh), 28 (2 ex. fresh), 30 (2 fresh)(AW); Oct. 11 (1 fresh)(BMC+KS+LS et al.); Oct. 13 (2 not fresh - record late date for Point Pelee and Ontario) (AW+MB). Family PIERIDAE Duponchel Tribe Pierini Duponchel Genus CI: Pontia Fabricius 3. Pontia protodice (Boisduval & Leconte) CHECKERED WHITE - (TL - probably Georgia) In 1995 - no reports. 4. Pontia occidentalis (Reakirt) WESTERN CHECKERED WHITE - (TL - Clear Creek Co., CO) In 1995 - Rossport [52](5 km E ofon Hwy. 17) July 21 (1)(TS). 31 Genus CII: Pieris Schrank 1. Pieris napi (Linnaeus) MUSTARD WHITE d) n. oleracea (Harris) - (TL - northern & western Massachusetts) In 1995 - Rockton Tract [11] May 16 (26 spring form, mostly fresh); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (4 worn spring form), Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (2 spring form); Rene Brunelle P. P. [53] June 22 (1 spring form); Hwy 584 [52] June 22 (2 spring form), Branchton [15] June 24 (1 very worn spring form and 1 immaculate dwarf summer form), July 13 (6 fresh summer form)(TS); New Liskeard area [50] June 4 (20), 20 (10), Sudbury [49] June 27 (1) to July 12 (3)(LT); Delta [27] June 8 (1 very worn, spring form), Ramsayville [42](3.5 km NW of) May 1 (7), Bells Corners (2.2 km W of) July 4 (1)(JPC);Utica [21] May 14 (1)(JK); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) May 14 (1), July 1 (2), Goshen [40](4 km NE of) May 20 (94), French Line [41](2 km SE of) May 27 (many)(RAL); Halton Forest [17] May 20 (1), Branchton [15] May 20 (20), June 4 (4), CrieffBog [16] June 4 (6)(MNP); Branchton [15] July 23 (6) (TEA); HRCA [17](Shanahan Tract) May 20 (6), Nassagaweya [17](Lot. 27, Con. 7) June 7 (1), Aug. 10 (1 nectaring on Oregano flowers){WIM); Flesherton [33]{public School) May 22 (2), Orillia [35] (Uhthoff Trail) July 23 (3)(RLB); Fintry Rd. [48](2 km W of junction with Hwy. 631) June 13 (1) (AMH); Hepworth [32] June 5 (6)(JS,GC,GV). 2. Pieris virginiensis (W.H. Edwards) WEST VIRGINIA WHITE - (TL - Kanawha Dist., WV) In 1995 - Halton Reg. Forest [17](Mahon Tract) May 7 (3)(TS); Halton Forest [17] May 20 (15) (MNP); HRCA [17](Shanahan Tract) May 20 (4), Milton [17](Halton Hills Line S end) May 27 (1) (WIM); Hwy. 129 [48](40 km N of Thessalon on logging road) June 11 (1 worn F- no others seen) (AMH). 3. Pieris rapae (Linnaeus) CABBAGE WHITE - (TL - Sweden) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] May 4 (1), 5 (5), 15 (12), 19 (several), 30 (many), June 6 (1), 9(3), July 4 (many), 5 (many), 11 (many), 12 (several), 25 (several), 27 (several), 28 (many), 31 (several), August 4 (many), 8 (many), 14 (many), 16 (many), 21 (many), 22 (10), 23 (many), 24 (many), 25 (several), 26 (several), 29 (many), Sept. 13 (5), 14 (3), Hilton Falls [17] July 26 (several), Jack Darling Park [18] Sept 15 (6), Credo Pkwy [18] Sept 16 (1), 28 (1), Oct. 18 (I(CR); Brampton [18] May 5, 10, 11, 12, 16 (4), 18 (4), 19, June 13, 14, 15, 16, 26 (5), 27 (4), 28 (4), 29 (4), 30 (4), Oct. 13 (1); Ipperwash Beach [7] May 7 (4); Halton Reg. Forest [17] May 7 (2); Rockton Tract [11] May 16 (31); Manitoulin Island [45] May 20 (4); Algonquin P.P. [47] May 22 (1); Mayfield [18] June 2 (10); Waterford C.A. [4] June 4 (1); Stoney Creek [11] June 4 (3); Long Point P.P. [4] June 17 (5); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (10), 28 (1), July 3 (2); Hwy 17 [53] June 22 (1); Branchton [15] June 24 (18 immaculate to very worn), July 13 (65); LaSalette [4] June 24 (5); Backus Woods [4] June 25 (18), Sept. 30 (4); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 25 (5); St. Williams [4] June 25 (4); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 24 (10), Sept. 30 (21); Kinmount [36](Reid St) June 28 (2), July 3 (1); Manitoulin Isalnd [45] July 1 (12); Cambridge [15] July 13 (25); Fort Frances [51] July 21 (2); Point Pelee N.P. [1] Sept. 10 (75), 17 (10), 24 (45), Oct. 1 (14), 9 (126); Leamington [1] Sept. 24 (6), Oct 9 (21); Wheatley [2](Two Creeks c.A.) Oct. 1 (5), 9 (2); Rondeau P. P. [2] Oct. 1 (8)(TS); Matachewan [50] June 2 (1) to Sept. 28 (2) (LT); Toronto [19](garden) first seen May 2 - fairly common all summer)(WE); Toronto [19](High Park) July 9 (1), Ben Miller [13](Sharp's Creek) Aug. 9 (150, Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) Aug. 10 (10) (QFH); North York [19] May 21 (1), 22 (1 pupa - infested with parasites)(NL); Delta [27] May 20 (7), June 6 - 32 24 (up to 6 on 8 days), July 15 (11), Aug. 12 (35), Aug. 13 (25), Ramsayville [42](3.3 kIn NNW of) Oct. 2 (3), Oct. 11 (9), Bells Comers [42] (2.9 kIn WSW of) Oct. 12 (1)(alllate)(JPC); Thunder Bay [52] Aug. 26 (1000+)(NGE); Ottawa [42](Health Sc. Ctr.) May 2 (1), Ross Twp. [40](1 kIn NE Queens Line) June 10 (many), Douglas [40](2 kIn ESE of) Sept. 4 (1)(RAL); Leslie Spit [19] May 7, Aug. 13 (30), Bronte Creek [17] May 21 (1), June 24 (5), Wainfleet [6] Sept. 4 (2)(MNP); Varying numbers aross the Province from May 14 to Oct. 12 (WIM); Lake Superior State Park [48](park HQ & Mijnemunshing Rd.) June 28 (1)(JMS); Pinery [7] and area - seen from May 2 to Oct. 9 (JS et al); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (1800+)(BC); Point Pelee [1] April 17 (1 ex. fresh F)(AW); April 29 (6 fresh)(AW+STP); May 2 (12 fresh), 20 (8 fairly fresh), 22 (8 not fresh), 26 (35 not fresh to worn), 28 (1 ex. fresh 'spring' F), 30 ...~ (45 fresh to worn - includes individuals of second brood), June 4 (3 worn + 1 ex. fresh 'summer' M)(AW); June 7 (4 ex. fresh), 12 (3 fresh), 21 (15 fresh)(AW+RME); June 29 (40 fresh), July 22 (60 fresh), Aug. 12 (100's), 26 (100's)(AW); Sept. 10 (300), Oct. 9 (126 fresh to wom)(TS+AW); Oct. 17 (35 fresh to worn), 25 (6 not fresh)(AW); SE Leamington [1] May 30 (2 ragged) (AW); Onion Fields (N ofPoint Pelee) November 1 (1 fresh) (AW). Subfamily Anthocharinae Tutt Tribe Anthocharini Tutt Genus CV: Euchloe Hubner 1. Euchloe ausonides Lucas LARGE MARBLEWING c) a. mayi F. & R. Chermock - (TL - Riding Mts., Manitoba) In 1995 - Manitoulin Island [45](Little Lake Huron Rd. alvar) May 20 (1 M + 1 F both fresh)(TS). Large Marblewing at Manitoulin Island, May 20 (Tim Saba). 33 4. Euchloe olympia (W.H. Edwards) OLYMPIA MARBLEWING - (TL - Coalburgh, WV) In 1995 - Ipperwash Beach [7] May 7 (3 M and 2 F, all fresh)(TS); Twin Lakes [37] May 13 {1 nectaring on Early Saxifrage (Saxifraga virginiensis) - I have not seen this insect nectaring on Saxifrage before}(WJDE); Delta [27] May 20 (2 C very fresh - in or near very dry areas with exposed limestone), Constance Bay [42] (The Sand Hills) May 27 (1)(JPC); Long Sault C.A [21] May 22 (3)(JK); Twin Lakes [37] May 13 (TEA); Pinery P.P. [7] May 27 (8)(MNP); Pinery [7](traffic circle) May 15 (1), (Goose Marsh line) May 20 (3), Ipperwash P.P. [7] May 30 (4)(JS). Subfamily Coliadinae Swainson Tribe Coliadini Swainson Genus CVIII: Colias Fabricius 1. Colias philodice Godart COMMON SULPHUR a) p. philodice Godart - (TL - "Virginia") In 1995 - .Rattray Marsh [18] May 30 (1), July 19 (1), 28 (1), Aug. 4 (1), 8 (1), 16 (1), 21 (1), 29 (2), Sept. 1 (several), 12 (2), 13 (1), 14 (1), Oct 16 (1), Hilton Falls [17] July 26(1), Jack Darling Park [18] Aug. 22 (10), Sept. 15 (20), Oct. 20 (20), 23 (10), 26 (8), Nov. 2 (1), S.E. Oakville [18] Aug. 28 (2), Crediton Pkwy [18] Oct. 12 (1)(CR); Mayfield [18] June 2 (2); Waterford C. A [4] June 4; Stoney Creek [11] June 4; Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (2), July 3 (6 M + F including 1 "alba", all fresh); Branchton [15] June 24 (2), July 13 (2 F including 1 "alba"); Brampton [18] June 30 (1); Kinmount [37] (Reid St) July 3 (4 fresh M + F); Fort Frances [51] July 21 (2); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10 (32 including 8 "alba"), 17 (2), 24 (12 including 3 "alba"), Oct. 1 (4 including 1 "alba"), 9 (140); Leamington [1] Sept. 24 (7), Oct 9 (6); Wheatley [2](Two Creeks C. A) Oct. 1 (2), 9 (1); Rondeau P. P. [2] Oct 1 (3); Backus Woods [4] Sept. 30 (3 including 1 "alba"); Turkey Point Picetum [4] Sept. 30 (18 including 3 "alba"); Long Point [4](Big Creek dykes) Sept. 30 (2), Note: Hybrids with ALFALFA BUTTERFLY noted at Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10, 24 and Oct. 9 (TS); Matachewan [50] June 9 (1) to Aug. 18 (5)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) June 28 (1 nectaring at Sweet Rocket) July 26 (1), Aug. 16 (1)(WE); Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) July 1 (1), Branchton [16] July 23 (4)(QFH); Delta [27] May 20 (5), June 5 - 14 (up to 3 on 5 days), July 15 (2), Aug. 12 (6), Aug. 13 (13 - 3 F f. alba), Ramsayville [42] (3.3 km NNW of) Oct. 11 (37), Bells Comers [42](2.5 - 3.3 km WSW of) Oct. 12 (9), Oct. 23 (8), (1.0 km WNW of) Oct. 12 (3), Oct. 23 (2)(JPC); Howe Is. Ferry Rd. [26](@ Hwy. 2) May 6 (1), Playfairville [41](2 km NNW of) May 27 (4), Ross Twp. [40](1 km NE Queens Line) June 10 (4), Hwy. 622 [51](11.3 km S of Thunder Bay Dist. border) Aug. 3 (1), Ottawa [42](Health Sc. Ctr.) Oct. 10 (2) (RAL); Rowan Mills [4](Wilson Tract) May 22 (1)(MNP); HRCA [17](Shanahan Tract) May 20 (1), Brampton [18](Farmhouse Ct.) June 7 (1), Oct. 12 (3), Windsor [1](Ojibway NR) Aug. 19 (few), (prairie) Sept. 27 (several)(WIM); Lake Superior State Park [48](Park HQ & Mijnemunshing Rd.) June 28 (2)(JMS); Big Chute [35] July 23 (4), Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) Sept. 2 (5), 10 (16)(RLB); Pinery [7] area - seen in small numbers from June 17 to Oct. 17 (JS et al); Point Pelee [1] July 15 (1 ex. fresh M), 23 (1 fresh M), 31 (1 fresh M), Aug. 12 (1 fresh alba F), 26 (1 fresh yellow F + 1 ex. fresh M)(AW); Aug. 30 (9 fresh M- one attracted to Alsike Clover, Trifolium hybridum, a presumed foodplant + 1 not fresh alba F)(AW+KAM); Aug. 30 (1 not fresh yellow F- ovipositing on White Clover, Trifolium repens), Sept. 4 (1 fresh F + 1 ex. fresh F), 9 (1 ex. fresh alba F)(AW); Sept. 10 (25 ex. fresh - a few were alba F)(AW+TS); Sept. 19 (15 fresh)(AW); Sept. 24 (20 fresh)(AW+TS); Sept. 27 (45 fresh), Oct. 2 (105 fresh - ALL yellow M, except one probable not fresh yellow F)(AW); Oct. 9 (140 fresh to worn - record high count for Point Pelee)(AW+TS); Oct. 25 (8 fresh to worn), 29 (7 fresh to worn) 34 (AW)~ Pelee Drive (N ofPoint Pelee)[I] May 19 (2 ex. fresh)(AW)~ Aug. 6 (1 fresh M)(AW+ WGL et al.); SE Leamington [1] May 30 (6 fresh to worn)(AW)~ Sturgeon Creek [1] November 4 (1 fresh M flushed with snowflakes in the air!) (AW). 2. Colias eurytheme Boisduval ORANGE SULPHUR (ALFALFA BUTTERFLY) (TL - "Toute de California") In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] July 4 (2), 5 (3), 11 (1), 19 (3), Aug. 22 (7), Sept 29(1), Oct. 16 (1), 18 (2), Winston ClRoyal Windsor Dr. [18] Aug. 28 (1), Jack Darling Park [18] Sept 15 (8), Oct. 20 (20), 23 (2), 26 (5), Nov. 2 (1), 3 (2), Crediton Pkwy [18] Oct. 12 (1)(CR); Branchton [15] June 24 (1 "alba"); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (2 M, 1 F all worn), Sept. 30 (22 including 3 "alba"); Cambridge [15] July 13 (2)~ Backus Woods [4] Sept. 30 (2); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10 (60 including 13 "alba" and 2 yellow F), 17 (15), 24 (90 including 9 "alba"), Oct. 1 (9 including 1 "alba"), 9 (235 including 16 "alba")~ Leamington [1] Sept. 24 (2), Oct. 9 (45); Wheatley [2] (Two Creeks C. A.) Oct. 1 (8), 9 (6); Rondeau P. P. [2] Oct. 1 (2)(TS)~ Matachewan [50] Aug. 18 (2) to Sept. 24 (2)(LT); Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) Aug. 28 (1)(QFH)~ Delta [27] July 15 (1 worn F C), Ramsayville [42] (3.1 km NNW of) July 27 (1 fresh F- early), Bells Comers [42] (3.3 km WSW of) Aug. 6 (1), Ramsayville [42] (3.3 km NNW of) Aug. 23 (2), South March [42] (2.9 km S of) Sept. 30 (1 - late)(JPC); Branchton [15] May 20 (2), June 4 (4), Rowan Mills [4](Wilson Tract) May 22 (1 ovipositing on lupine), Leslie Spit [19] June 17 (1), Aug. 13 (5). 19 (2)(MNP); Eagle [3](L. Erie shore) July 14 (2), Windsor [1](Ojibway NR) Aug. 19 (2), (W of race track) Sept. 26 (2), Brampton [18](Farmhouse Ct.) Oct. 12 (1)(WIM); Giant's Tomb Island [35] Aug. 16 (1)(RLB); Pinery [7] area - seen in small numbers from June 17 to Oct. 17, 10 on Aug. 26 (JS et al); Point Pelee [1] May 14 (1 fairly fresh)(WGL+KAM+PAR)~ May 26 (1 fresh F ovipositing on Yellow (?) Sweet Clover, Melilotus ojficinalis), 28 (1 fresh F + 1 fresh alba F), 30 (13 ex. fresh - all relatively large, indicating immigrants?)(AW); June 13 (5 not fresh), 21 (zero), 23 (2 not fresh F)(AW+RME); June 26 (2 fairly fresh F), 28 (1 ex. fresh M- start ofsummer brood), 29 (3 ex. fresh F), July 3 (1 fresh M), 6 (2 fresh M + 2 fresh F), 8 (2 ex. fresh M), 10 (3 fresh to worn), 14 (12 ex. fresh) (AW)~ July 22 (30 ex. fresh to worn), 29 (15 fresh to worn)(AW et al.)~ Aug. 12 (30 fresh to worn), 26 (45 ex. fresh to worn), Sept. 4 (1 F- ovipositing on Alsike Clover, Trifolium hybridum)(AW); Sept. 10 (45 ex. fresh - includes several alba F and one yellow F), 24 (30 fresh)(AW+TS); Oct. 2 (140 fresh) (AW); Oct. 9 (240 fresh to worn)(AW+TS)~ Oct. 17 (1175 fresh to worn), 29 (25 fresh to worn) (AW); Sturgeon Creek [1] May 15 (2)(AW et al.)~ SE Leamington [1] May 30 (6 not fresh - relatively small, indicating resident population?)(AW)~ Rondeau Provo Park [2] May 12 (2 - immigrants in wooded areas moving north)(AW et al.). Orange x Common Sulphur (hybrids): Point Pelee [1] Aug. 30 (1 yellow F- with wide black borders)(AW+KAM); Sept. 10 (4 ex. fresh F + 2 ex. fresh M)(AW+TS)~ Sept. 19 (1 ex. fresh yellow F), 24 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW)~ Sept. 30 (4 fresh)(AW+ RHC)~ Oct. 2 (15 fresh), 29 (6 fresh)(AW). Unidentified (Orange or Common Sulphur): Sturgeon Creek [1] December 3 (1)(AW). 12. Colias gigantea Strecker GIANT SULPHUR (TL - "West coast ofHudson Bay above Fort York") In 1995 - no reports. 35 13. Colias pelidne Boisduval & Leconte PELIDNE SULPHUR - (TL - NE Labrador) In 1995 - no reports. 14. Colias interior Scudder PINK EDGED SULPHUR a) i. interior Scudder - (TL - N. shore Lake Superior) In 1995 - Kinmount [37](Reid St) July 3 (1 fresh); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (4 fresh); Fort Frances [51] July 21 (8)(TS); Sudbury [49] June 24 (2), Matachewan [50] June 29 (5) to July 18 (2) (LT); Big Chute [35] July 23 (1), Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) Sept. 2 (3)(RLB). 15. Colias palaeno (Linnaeus) PALAENO SULPHUR In 1995 - Tolfree Lake [52](S of Albany R.) June 19-22 (4 - 2 on Vaccinium uliginosum bushes along a small creek)(NGE & Dave Elder). Genus CIX: Zerene HObner 2. Zerene cesonia (Stoll) DOG FACE a) c. cesonia (Stoll) - (TL - Georgia) In 1995 - no reports. Genus CXI: Phoebis HObner 1. Phoebis sennae (Linnaeus) CLOUDLESS SULPHUR b) s. eubule (Linnaeus) - (TL - probably vic. Charleston, S. Carolina) In 1995 - Orillia [35](Swift Rd.) Sept. 12 (2)(RLB); Point Pelee [1] Oct. 13 (2 fresh - at west side ofTip - one at 12:30 flying lazily north along beach trail; probably had just arrived from over Lake Erie the second one at 4:20 flying south along the actual beach, toward the Tip, at a high rate ofspeed)(AW); Oct. 23 (1 not fresh F- west side ofTip, sunning itselfon the beach trail at about 12:30)(AW). Recorded previously at Point Pelee only in 1914, 1953 and 1994. 2. Phoebisphi/ea (Johansson) ORANGE BARRED SULPHUR a) p. phi/ea (Johansson) - (TL - probably Surinam) Last reported in 1987. Genus CXIV: Eurema Hobner (Pyrisitia and Abaeis now included as per Memoir # 3) 2. Eurema lisa (Boisduval & Leconte) LITTLE SULPHUR a) I. lisa (Boisduval & Leconte) - (TL - United States) In 1995 - Port Franks [7] Aug. 14 (KS)~ Pelee Is. [4] July 16 (1 C)(JS,AS)~ Point Pelee [1] May 19 (1 ex. fresh yellow form - record early date for Point Pelee and Ontario)(AW); July 1 (1 ex. fresh M), 10 (1 ex. fresh M), Oct. 13 (1 fairly fresh M- record late date for Point Pelee)(AW). 36 1. Eurema nicippe (Cramer) - (TL - Virginia) SLEEPY ORANGE In 1995 - no reports. Genus CXV: Nathalis Boisduval (changed from CXVII as per Memoir # 3) 1. Nathalis iole Boisduval DAINTY SULPHUR In 1995 - no reports. 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 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] July 28 (1)(CR); Matachewan [50] June 1 (2) to July 18 (2)(LT); Ramsayville [42] (3.0 km Not) May 9 (1 fresh C- early), July 10 (1), Ramsayville [42] (3.5 km NW ot) July 10 (2), July 13 (1), July 21 (1)(JPC); Ouimet [52] July 8 (larva found in woolly aphid colony on alder - adult emerged July 25)(NGE); Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of6th line Nassagaweya) July 11 (1 flying back & forth)(WIM); Matachewan [50](Hwy. 66, 25 km E ot) June 15, Trout Lake Rd. [49](30 km S of Sudbury & 10 km E of Hwy. 69) July 15 (plentiful numbers settling on road - superficially resembled C. palaemon when flying and settled)(AMH); Point Pelee [1] Aug. 6 (1 not fresh M + 1 fresh M)(RZD+BNC+KAM+WGL+AW). Only the second record for Point Pelee and southwestern Ontario. The presence of two individuals (both at Shuster Trail) indicates the species has recently colonized this site; fieldwork in 1996 will determine ifthis is a seasonal or permanent population. Subfamily Lycaeninae Leach Genus CXIX: Lycaena Fabricius 1. Lycaena phlaeas (Linnaeus) AMERICAN COPPER a) p. americana Harris - (TL - Massachusetts) In 1995 - St. Williams [4](Manester Tract) June 25 (1); Turkey Point Picetum [4] Sept. 30 (1)(TS); Sudbury [49] June 24 (10)(LT); Northumberland Forest [22] June 16,21, 24, July 9 (WIDE); Delta [27] May 20 (18 very fresh), June 6 - 9 (up to 8 each day), June 12 - 22 (Ion 5 days), July 15 (52 fresh), July 16 (29), August 13 (2), Bells Comers [42] (3.3 km WSW ot) Sept. 9 (1)(JPC); Burketon [21](5 km NE ot) June 17 (2), Utica [21] June 25 (5)(JK); Scotsdale Farm [17](Heritage Trail) June 9 (6), Windsor [1] (Ojibway Prairie) Sept. 27 (1)(WIM); Bala [38](Big Eddy Rd.) June 15 (1), Big Chute [35] July 23 (1) (RLB); Hwy. 129 [48](40 km N ofThessalon on logging road) June 11 (fresh)(AMH); Genus CXX: Gaeides Scudder 1. Gaeides xanthoides (Boisduval) GREAT GRAY COPPER 1995 - Fort Frances [51 ](@ 25 km Eon Hwy 17) July 21 (1 tattered M + 2 worn F)(TS). 37 Great Gray Copper at Fort Frances, July 21 (Tim Sabo). Genus CXXI: Hyllolycaena L. Miller & F.M. Brown 1. Hyllolycaena hyllus (Cramer) BRONZE COPPER - (TL - North America) In 1995 - Branchton [15] June 24 (immaculate M + F)~ Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (2 fresh M, 2 worn M, 2 fresh F)~ Fort Frances [5I](@ 25 km Eon Hwy 17) July 21 (worn M, fresh F)~ Point Pelee N. P. [1](Delaurier) Sept. 24 (1 M, 2 F all fresh), (North Dyke) Oct. 9 (5 fairly fresh)(TS)~ Delta [27] June 22 (I)(JPC)~ Kakabeka Falls [52] July 9 (5 M), 15 (1 M), 22 (1 F) - (only known colony in the District)(NGE)~ Port Perry [2I](W of) June 25 (4), Kakabeka Falls [52] July 11 (4)(JK)~ Phragmites Fen [42](3.2 km S of) Sept. 2 (I)(RAL)~ Lambton Co. Forest & Upper Rd. [17] July 3 (I)(MNP)~ Branchton [15] July 23 (I)(TEA)~ Derry Rd. [I7](6th line 0.5 km N) June 21 (1), Eagle [3](L. Erie shore) July 14 (I)(WIM)~ Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (2), Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) Sept. 2 (2), 3 (4)(RLB)~ Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (16)(BC)~ Port Franks [7](lake) Aug. 6 (1)(JS,GC)~ Thedford Sewage Lagoons [7] Sept. 27 (1)(JS)~ Point Pelee [1] Aug. 6 (1 worn F)(AW+WGL)~ Sept. 13 (1 not fresh F)(AW)~ Sept. 24 (2 fresh M + 1 fresh F- all on the same clump ofGoldenrod flowers)(AW+TS et al.)~ Oct. 2 (1 fresh M)(AW)~ Oct. 9 (5 fairly fresh - North Dike - record high count for Point Pelee)(AW+TS)~ Pelee Drive (N of Point Pelee) [1] Aug. 6 (2 ex. fresh F)(AW+WGL+KAM+RZD+BNC)~ SW Hillman Marsh [1] June 24 (1 ex. fresh)(AW)~ NW Hillman Marsh [1] Oct. 8 (11 ex. fresh to not fresh)(AW); NE Hillman Marsh [1] Oct. 12 (5 fresh to worn)(AW); W ofWheatley Harbour [1] Sept. 29 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW)~ Sturgeon Creek [1] Oct. 11 (1 ragged)(AW+AJR). 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 1995 - Mer Bleue bog [42] June 27 (50)(JPC)~ Wawa [48](Scott Falls Rd.)July 10 (1)(WIM); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (3), Minesing Swamp [35] July 4 (<>100)(RLB). 38 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 1995 - Brantford [lO](Triangular Fen) July 22 (15), (Hanging Fen) July 23 (29), Aug. 1 (1)(KS). 3. Epidemia helloides (Boisduval) PURPLISH COPPER - (TL - San Francisco, California) In 1995 - nQ reports. Subfamily Theclinae Swainson Tribe Eumaeini 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 1995 - Delta [27] July 15 (2)(JPC); Kakabeka Falls [52] July 22 (2) - (colony found by John Walas in 1994, the only known locality in the District)(NGE); Lambton Co. Forest & Upper Rd. [17] July 3 (6), Branchton [15] July 3 (3)(MNP); July 23 (1)(TEA; Nassagaweya [17](Lot. 27, Con. 7) July 24 (1 nectaring on Butterfly Weed)(WIM); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (9)(BC); Pinery [7](Chalet) July 11 (6), (Lookout Trail) July 19 (60)(JS); Genus CXXXII: Satyrium Scudder 3. Satyrium acadicum (W.H. Edwards) ACADIAN HAIRSTREAK a) a. acadicum (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - London, Ontario) d) a. watrini (Dufrane) - (TL - Saskatchewan) In 1995 - Hilton Falls C. A. [17] July 26 (3)(CR); Fort Frances [51](@ 25 km Eon Hwy 17) July 21 {2 M and 1 giant F (same size as F Bronze Copper) all wom}(TS); Delta [27] July 15 (2), July 16 (1) (JPC); Beaverton R. [21](near Blackwater) July 30 (4)(JK); Branchton [15] July 3 (1)(MNP); July 23 (7 + 2 mating pairs)(TEA); Nassagaweya [17](Lot. 27, Con. 7) July 6 (1), 11 (1)(WIM); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (23 - 2 C)(BC); Point Pelee [1] July 1 (1 ex. fresh), 6 (5 ex. fresh), 7 (3 ex. fresh), 11 (26 fresh - record high count for Point Pelee), 12 (5 fresh), 13 (1 fresh)(AW). 6. Satyrium edwardsii (Grote & Robinson) EDWARDSt HAIRSTREAK - (TL - London, Ontario) In 1995 - Lambton Co. Forest & Upper Rd. [17] July 3 (5)(MNP); Pinery [7](Lookout Trail) July 2 (1 C)(GC); Port Franks [7](forest) July 3 (5), Pinery [7](Chalet) July 11 (1)(JS). 7. Satyrium calanus (Hubner) BANDED HAIRSTREAK b) c.falacer (Godart) - (TL - or. Philadelphia, PA) In 1995 - Toronto [19](High Park) July 9 (1)(QFH); Delta [27] July 15 (1 fresh F, normal form, on 39 Common Milkweed); Bells Comers [42] (2.2 km W ot) July 4 (17 - normal form & f boreaIe), Ramsay ville [42] (3.3 km NNW ot) July 10 (1 - normal form), July 21 (1 - f boreaIe), (3.6 km Not) July 21 (2 f boreaIe)(JPC); Bronte Creek [17] June 24 (1)(MNP); Branchton [15] July 23 (4)(TEA); Owen Sound [33](E ofLong Swamp) Aug. 12 (1)(WIM); Big Chute [35] July 23 (2)(RLB); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (41 - 8 C)(BC); Pinery [7](Chalet) July 9 (1), (Visitor Centre) July 199 (1)(JS); Point Pelee [1] June 30 (1 ex. fresh M), July 3 (1 fresh M), 4 (1 ex. fresh M), 6 (10 fresh), 8 (10 fresh to worn), 10 (12 fresh to worn), 11 (18 fresh to worn)(AW). 8. Satyrium caryaevorum (McDunnough) HICKORY HAIRSTREAK - (TL - Merivale, Ont.) In 1995 - Delta [27] July 16 (IC + IS)(JPC); Point Pelee [1] July 6 (1 fairly fresh F), 11 (1 fairly fresh F)(AW). Recorded previously at Point Pelee only in 1993. 10. Satyrium liparops (Leconte) STRIPED HAIRSTREAK a) I. Iiparops (Leconte) - (TL - Georgia) b) I. strigosum (Harris) - (TL - Blue Hills, Massachusetts) c) I.fletcheri (Michener & dos Passos) - (TL - Manitoba) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] July 5 (1), 12 (1), 19 (1), 27 (1), 28 (1)(CR); Matachewan [50] July 9 (1), 13 (1), 14 (40)(LT); Cobourg [22] May 30 (early instar larva on Choke Cherry hedge; emerged as adult on June 25)(WJDE); Toronto [19](High Park) July 9 (1)(QFH); Delta [27] July 16 (2 C), Bells Comers [42] (2.2 km W, 2.8 km WNW ot) July 4 (4), Ramsayville [42] (3.4 km NW ot) July 10 (3)(JPC); Branchton [15] July 23 (1)(TEA); Nassagaweya [17](Lot. 27, Con. 7) July 6 (1), 11 (1)(WIM); Pinery [7](Lookout Trail) July 2 (1 C)(GC); (Chalet) July 11 (1)(JS); Point Pelee [1] July 4 (1 ex. fresh M), 6 (1 ex. fresh M), 8 (2 ex. fresh M)(AW). Genus CXLll: Mitoura Scudder 9. Mitoura grynea (Hubner) OLIVE HAIRSTREAK a) g. grynea (Hubner) - (TL - not stated) In 1995 - Delta [27] June 15 (1 very fresh C), June 21 (3 C + 1 S, fresh to very worn) (slight NE ward range extension for this species in Ontario - on both days specimens were all found nectaring at Oxeye Daisy in dry grassy meadow adjacent to mature stands ofRed Cedar)(JPC); Point Pelee [1] May 31 (1 ex. fresh - start of first brood)(AW); June 4 (2 fresh)(AW+RME); June 4 (1 ex. fresh F)(AW); June 12 (1 ex. fresh F), 13 (5 ex. fresh to not fresh), 17 (1 fresh), 21 (1 not fresh F)(AW+RME); June 21 (1 fairly fresh)(RME); June 22-23 (1 not fresh - same individual on two dates), 23 (1 not fresh) (AW+RME); June 29 (1 worn - end of first brood)(AW); July 22 (1 ex. fresh M- start of second brood), 29 (1 not fresh F)(AW et aI.); July 31 (2 not fresh), Aug. 2 (2 worn)(AW); Aug. 7 (2 ragged end ofsecond brood)(AW+WGL+RZD+BNC+KAM). Genus CXLV: Incisalia Scudder 1. Incisalia augustinus Westwood BROWN ELFIN a) a. augustinus Westwood - (TL - Cumberland House, Manitoba) In 1995 - Ipperwash Beach [7] May 7 (8 immaculate); Matachewan [50] June 10 (2)(TS); New 40 Liskeard [50] June 4 (10), Matachewan [50] May 13 (2) to June 9 (5)(LT); Twin Lakes [37] May 13 (WIDE); Mer Bleue bog [42] May 25 (90)(JPC); Tolfree Lake [52](S of Albany R.) June 17 (10+) (NGE); Twin Lakes [37] May 13 (TEA); Hwy. 129 [48](40 kIn S ofChapleau - bog at 5 Mile Lake turn oft) June 11 (1 worn M)(AMH); Ipperwash P.P. [7] May 30 (2)(JS). 3. Incisalia polia Cook & Watson HOARY ELFIN - (TL - Lakehurst, New Jersey) In 1995 - Manitoulin Island [45](Little Lake Huron Road alvar) May 20 (12 fresh)(TS); Matachewan [50] May 13 (6), 22 (2)(LT); Constance Bay [42](The Sand Hills) May 27 (1 - late)(JPC); Sand Point [40](1 kIn SW of) May 20 (few)(RAL); Twin Lakes [37] May 13 (many)(TEA); Ipperwash P.P. [7] May 27 (2)(BY). 4. Incisalia irus (Godart) FROSTED ELFIN a) i. irus (Godart) - (TL - America?) In 1995 - no reports. 5. Incisalia henrici (Grote & Robinson) HENRY'S ELFIN a) h. henrici (Grote & Robinson) - (TL - Philadelphia, Penn.) In 1995 - Twin Lakes [37] May 13 (WIDE); Ramsayville [42](3.3 kIn NW of) May 1 (1), May 9 (3), (3.0 kIn N of) May 9 (8), Bells Corners [42](2.8 kIn SSW of) May 16 (2), Constance Bay [42](The Sand Hills) May 27 (3 -late)(JPC); Twin Lakes [37] May 13 (TEA). 6. Incisalia lanoraieensis Sheppard BOG ELFIN - (TL - Lanoraie, Quebec) In 1995 - no reports. 7. Incisalia niphon (Hubner) PINE ELFIN b) n. clarki T.N. Freeman - (TL - Constance Bay, Ottawa Region, Ontario) In 1995 - Matachewan [50] May 13 (15), June 1 (100+), 15 (15), New Liskeard [50] June 4 (10) (LT); Northumberland Forest [22] May 20 (very scarce this year)(WIDE); Ramsayville [42](3.0 kIn N of) May 9 (2)(JPC); Fitzroy Hbr.[42] May 19 (few), White Lake [40](2 kIn NW of) May 20 (1), Lammer moor [41](1.3 kIn NW of) May 27 (2)(RAL); Rowan Mills [4](Wilson Tract) May 22 (6), Port Franks [7] May 27 (1)(MNP); HRCA [17](Shanahan Tract) May 20 (1)(WIM); Muldrew Lake Fen [38] May 19 (1)(RLB); 8. Incisalia eryphon (Boisduval) WESTERN PINE ELFIN b) e. sheltonensis F. Chermock & Frechin - (TL - Shelton, Washington) In 1995 - Matachewan [50] June 1 (1), Charlton [50] June 17 (1)(I.D. by Tim Sabo)(LT). Genus CXLVII Euristrymon Clench 2. Euristrymon ontario (W.H. Edwards) NORTHERNHAIRSTREAK - (TL - London, Ontario) In 1995 - no reports. 41 Genus CXLIX: Parrhasius Hubner 1. Parrhasius m-album (Boisduval & Leconte) WIllTE M HAlRSTREAK In 1995 - no reports. Genus CL: Strymon Hubner 1. Strymon melinus Hubner GRAY HAlRSTREAK a) m. melinus Hubner - (TL - Georgia) b) m. humuli (Harris) - (TL - Massachusetts) In 1995 - Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10 (6 fresh), 24 (2 fresh), Oct. 9 (1 fresh)(TS); Windsor [1] (Ojibway NR) Aug. 19 (1)(WIM); Matachewan [50](10 km S on Hwy. 65) June 15 (1 worn M flying along sandy road in Jack Pine barren)(AMH); Point Pelee [1] June 4 (1 worn - record early occurrence date of an immigrant for Point Pelee and Ontario)(RME+AW); July 8 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Aug. 7 (5 ex. fresh)(WGL+RZD+BNC+AW+KAM); Aug. 12 (1 fresh), 15 (2 ex. fresh), 26 (4 not fresh)(AW); Aug. 30 (5 ex. fresh to fairly fresh)(AW+KAM); Sept. 4 (1 fresh)(AW); Sept. 10 (6 fresh to worn)(AW+TS); Sept. 19 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Sept. 24 (2 ex. fresh)(AW+TS); Sept. 26 (1 ex. fresh), 28 (2 ex. fresh) (AW); Oct. 9 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+TS); Oct. 11 (2 ex. fresh + 1 worn)(AW et al.); Oct. 13 (5 ex. fresh to worn - record late date for Point Pelee and Ontario)(AW). Genus CLI: Erora Scudder 1. Erora laeta (W.H. Edwards) EARLY HAlRSTREAK - (TL - London, Ontario) In 1995 - no reports. Subfamily Polyommatinae Swainson Genus CLIV: Leptotes Scudder 2. Leptotes marina (Reakirt) MARINE BLUE (TL - "Orizaba and nr.Vera Cruz, Mexico" In 1995 - no reports. Genus CLVII: Everes Hubner 1. Everes comyntas (Godart) EASTERN TAILED BLUE a) c. comyntas (Godart) - (TL - North America) In 1995 - Crediton Parkway [18] August 19 (1), S.E. Oakville [18] August 28 (2)(CR); Branchton [15] July 13 (2 worn); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10 (6 M, 2 F), 17 (1 M), 24 (5 M, 1 F all fresh), Oct. 1 (1 F), 9 (40 M + F)(TS); Ben Miller [13](Sharp's Creek) Aug. 9 (1)(QFH); Amherstburg [1](2 km E of) Sept. 17 (2)(JK); Bronte Creek [17] May 21 (6), June 24 (1)(MNP); Branchton [15] July 23 (4)(TEA); Windsor [1](Ojibway NR) Aug. 19 (many), (prairie) Sept. 27 (7), Sarnia [7](Homer 42 Watson Trail) Sept. 23 (1)(WIM); Port Franks [7](forest) Aug. 13 (1), Pinery [7](Riverside Trail) Oct. 11 (1)(1S); Point Pelee [1] May 15 (2 ex. fresh)(RLW et al.); May 20 (2 fairly fresh M)(AW et al.); May 22 (4 ex. fresh M), 26 (7 fresh), 30 (2 ex. fresh M), 31 (2 fresh M)(AW); June 2-4 (1 worn to ragged M- same individual on two dates), 14 (4 ragged - end offirst brood)(AW+RME); June 29 (1 ex. fresh F- start ofsecond brood), July 6 (1 ex. fresh M), 10 (1 ex. fresh M), 11 (1 ragged + 2 ex. fresh M), Aug. 2 (1 not fresh M- end of second brood)(AW); Aug. 7 (14 ex. fresh M & F- start of third brood) (AW+WGL+RZD+BNC+KAM); Aug. 15 (2 ex. fresh F), 20 (1 ragged + 1 ex. fresh), 21 (5 not fresh), 26 (2 worn)(AW); Aug. 30 (8 ex. fresh)(AW+KAM); Sept. 4 (1 ex. fresh M), 9 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW); Sept. 10 (12 fresh to worn)(AW+TS); Sept. 19 (20 ex. fresh)(AW); Sept. 24 (15 ex. fresh), Oct. 9 (34 fresh to worn)(AW+TS); Oct. 11 (5 fresh to worn), 13 (15 fresh to worn), 17 (2 fresh M)(AW); SE Leamington [1] Sept. 9 (2 ex. fresh M)(AW); Blackheath [11] Sept. 2 (1 not fresh M)(AW); Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) Aug. 12 (RCC). 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 1995 - Hwy 634 [53](km 41) June 21 (10 mostly worn M + F)(TS); New Liskeard [50] June 4 (2), Matachewan [50] June 27 (3)(LT); Tolfree Lake [52](S ofAlbany R.) June 22 (1)(NGE). Genus CLVII: Celastrina Tutt 1. Celastrina ladon (Cramer) SPRING AZURE a) l. ladon (Cramer) - (TL - unknown) [form violacea; form lucia; form "neglectamajor" (may be a separate sp.); form lucimargina; form marginata]. In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] July 11 (1), 19 (1), 27 (3)(CR); Halton Reg. Forest [17] (Mahon Tract) May 7 (1 "marginata" + 1 "violacea", both fresh), June 12 (3 "violacea", 1 "lucimarginata", all worn F); Rockton Tract [11] May 16 (42 "violacea", 4 "marginata" all fresh); Algonquin P. P. [47] May 22 (1 worn "violacea"); Waterford C. A. [4] June 4 (1 F "violacea"); Matachewan [50] June 10 (4 "violacea", 1 "lucimarginata", all worn F); Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (3 worn "violacea" F); Matachewan [50] June 20 (2 worn "violacea"); Rene Brunelle P. P. [53] June 22 (1 worn "luci marginata")(TS); Matachewan [50] May 13 (20) to June 17 (50)(LT); Kettle Point [7] Aug. 16 (1 M) (QFH); Delta [27] May 20 (112), June 6 (2), June 16 (1 very worn), July 15 (1 f neglecta), July 16 (2 f neglecta), Ramsayville [42](3.3 km NNW of) Sept. 4 (1 fresh F C + 1 fresh MS nectaring at New England Aster (Aster novae-angliae) and Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) - partial 2nd gen. of f neglecta), Sept. 19 {I fresh FC nectaring at Panicled Aster (Aster lanceolatus) - partial 2nd gen. of f neglecta}(JPC); Ouimet [52] Aug. 7 (1 F neglecta)(NGE); Port Franks [7] June 1 (KS); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) May 13 (2), 199 (few), Castleford [40](1.4 km S of) May 20 (2), Amprior [40](0.8 km E of) June 10 (1), Hwy. 622 [51](11.3 km S of Thunder Bay Dist. border) Aug. 3 (2 - my 2nd record) (RAL); Twin Lakes [37] May 13 (many)(TEA); Branchton [15] May 20 (6), June 4 (6), Rowan Mills [4](Wilson Tract) May 22 (50+), Pinery P.P. [7] May 27 (3)(MNP); HRCA [17](Speyside Tract) May 10 (1), June 18 (1), (Shanahan Tract) May 20 (25), (Campbellville Tract) June 4 (15), Spring Water CA [3] May 14 (5), Nassagaweya [17](Lot. 27, Con. 7) May 19 (3), June 12 (few)(WIM); Gravenhurst [38](Reay Rd.) May 5 (1), Muldrew Lake Fen [38] May 19 (8), Bala [38](Big Eddy Rd.) May 30 (6) (RLB); Hwy. 129 from Thessalon [48] to Chapleau [49] June 11 (seen at each stop), Chapleau [49] (Hwy. 101 E and W of) June 12 (at 10 & 20 kms)(AMH); Pinery [7] and area - May 2 to 19 and Aug. 6 43 to 11 in small numbers (IS et al); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (7)(BC); Point Pelee [1] April 28 (1 ex. fresh)(JNF+JMG); May 2 (5 ex. fresh M)(AW); Castleton [22] May 19 (RCC). Summer Azure (Celastrina neglecta): Hwy. 622 [51](11.3 tan S ofThunder Bay Dist. border) Aug. 3 (2 C- 2nd record for Rainy River)(RAL); Point Pelee [1] May 30 (2 ex. fresh F- record early date for PointPelee)(AW); June 2 (3 ex. fresh F)(AW+RME); June 4 (1 ex.fresh F)(AW); June 7 (4 ex. fresh M + 1 ex. fresh F), 12 (12 fresh), 22 (3 worn), 23 (2 ex. fresh M)(AW+RME); June 29 (? fresh to worn), July 1 (5 worn), 4 (5 fresh to worn), 6 (15 fresh to worn - end offirst brood), 14 (5 ex. fresh - start ofsecond brood)(AW); July 18 (25 ex. fresh M)(AW+DJM); July 29 (7 not fresh)(AW et al.); July 31 (2 fresh)(AW); Aug. 6 (15 fresh)(AW+ WGL+ RZD+BNC+KAM); Aug. 15 (4 fresh), 21 (1 ragged - end of second brood), 26 (1 ex. fresh - start of third brood)(AW); Aug. 30 (1 ex. fresh) (AW+ KAM); Sept. 4 (2 fresh), 11 (2 ex. fresh), 19 (1 ex. fresh), 26 (1 fresh M), 27 (3 fresh) (AW); Sept. 30 (1 fresh)(AW+RHC); Oct. 2 (1 fresh),11-13 (1 worn M- same individual on two dates - end ofthird brood)(AW). Genus CLXII: Glaucopsyche Scudder 2. Glaucopsyche /ygdamus (Doubleday) SILVERY BLUE b) I. couperi Grote - (TL - Anticosti Island, Quebec) d) I. /ygdamus (Doubleday) - (TL - Pine forests ofGeorgia) In 1995 - Matachewan [50] June 10 (1 immaculate), 20 (2); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 tan N) June 19 (4 worn); Nellie Lake [53](BerlinghoffRd) June 20 (12); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (52 fresh to worn M + F including a group of 3 in copula); Hwy 584 [52] June 22 (15)(TS); New Liskeard [50] June 4 (2), Matachewan [50] June 4 (1) to 27 (19), Sudbury [49] June 24 (10)(LT); Shannonville [24] June 4, Seymour C.A. [22] June 4, Northumberland Forest [22] June 6, 16 (WIDE); Delta [27] May 20 (1), June 6 - 22 (up to 4 on 11 days), Ramsayville [42] (2.4 tan NNW of) May 25 (1), Constance Bay [42] (The Sand Hills) May 27 (2)(JPC); Thunder Bay [52] June 14 (50+)(NGE); Pefferlaw [19](3 tan W of) June 14 (1), Beaverton [21](3 tan SE of) June 21 (3), Sunderland [21](4 tan N of) June 30 (1)(JK); Watsons Crs. [41](5 tan NW of) May 27 (4), Haley's Stn. [40](4.5 tan NNE of) June 10 (few), Flower Stn. [41](1.3 km SE of) June 17 (l)(RAL); Terrace Bay [52] June 28 (1)(JMS); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (3)(RLB); Fintry Rd. [48](2 tan W ofjunction with Hwy. 631) June 13, Island Falls Dam Rd. [53](5 tan E ofHwy. 634) June 14 (in an area of extensive muskeg), Matachewan [50](Hwy. 66, 25 tan E of) June 15 (very cool - 40°C - flying early in the morning - seen before any other butterflies)(AMH); Castle ton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) June 13 (RCC). Genus CLXIII: Lycaeides Hubner 1. Lycaeides idas (Linnaeus) NORTHERN BLUE e) i. scudderi (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba) In 1995 -Pic River mouth [52] July 21 (2 fresh M + 1 tattered F)(TS); . 2. Lycaeides melissa (W.H. Edwards) KARNER BLUE a) m. samuelis Nabokov - (TL - "Center" = Kamer, New York) In 1995 - none encountered at the Port Franks & St. Williams localities (QFH). 44 Northern Blue - Male at Mouth of Pic River on July 21 (Tim Sabol. Genus CLXIV: Plebejus Kluk 1. Plebejus saepiolus (Boisduval) SAEPIOLUS BLUE a) s. amica (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Mackenzie's R. - Fort Simpson, N.W.T.) In 1995 - Hwy 634 [53](km 41) June 21 (5 immaculate M)(TS); Matachewan [50] June 27 (25), 29 (3)(LT). 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 1995 - no reports. Family LmYTHEIDAE Boisduval Genus CLXXVI: Libytheana Michener 1. Libytheana bachmanii (Kirtland) SNOUT BUTTERFLY a) b. bachmanii (Kirtland) - (TL - northern Ohio) In 1995 - Point Pelee N. P. [l](North Dyke) Oct. 9 (1 worn - very dark blotched form)(TS); Pelee Is. [1](Alvar) July 16 (1)(WIM); Pelee Is. [4] July 16 (6 - 1 C)(JS); Point Pelee [1] June 7 (1 not 45 fresh), 12 (1 not fresh), 13 (2 fresh)(AW+RME); July 3 (1 fresh 'light'), 4 (1 not fresh 'light'), 6 (5 fairly fresh), 8 (1 not fresh), 11 (1 fairly fresh 'light'), 12 (1 fresh 'light'), 22 (1), 25 (1 worn'light')(AW); July 29 (3 fairly fresh)(AW et al.); Aug. 6 (6 fresh to worn)(RZD+BNC+KAM+WGL+AW); Aug. 12 (2 fairly fresh), 15 (2 fresh 'light'), 19 (1 ex. fresh 'dark'), 21 (1 ex. fresh 'light'), 26 (1 fresh 'light'), 30 (1 ex. fresh), Sept. 27 (1 fresh + 1 not fresh), 28 (1 worn)(AW); Oct. 9 (1 not fresh 'light')(AW+TS); Oct. 19 (1 fresh'light')(AW+MTH). Family NYMPHALIDAE Swainson· Subfamily Argynninae Blanchard Genus CLXXXIII: Euptoieta Doubleday 1. Euptoieta claudia (Cramer) - (TL - Jamaica) VARIEGATED FRITILLARY In 1995 - Espanola [49] July 1 (1 tattered at Dandelion - 1st record for Sudbury District ?)(TS); Tolfree Lake [5I](S of Albany River) June 22 (2)(Dave Elder); Thedford Sewage Lagoons [7] Aug. 26 (1 - second record for Lambton Co.?)(JS,GC); Point Pelee [1] Aug. 30 (1 fresh M)(AW+KAM); Oct. 4 (1 ex. fresh)(KAM); Oct. 16 (1 fresh F- record late date for Point Pelee)(AW). Genus CLXXXIV: Speyeria Scudder 2. Speyeria cybele (Fabricius) GREAT SPANGLED FRITILLARY a) c. cybele (Fabricius) - (TL - New York) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] July 19 (1), 28 (I)(CR); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 25 (1 fresh); St. Williams [4] June 25 (1 fresh); Kinmount [37](Reid St) July 3 (3 fresh M); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (6 fresh); Branchton [15] July 13 (4); Fort Frances [51] July 21 (1)(TS); Matachewan [50] July 18 (1), Aug. 3 (I)(LT); Toronto [I9](garden) July 17 (1) 21 (1), 27 (1) - all nectaring at Purple Coneflower)(WE); Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) Aug. 10 (3), 20 (1), Sept. 16 (1 F)(QFH); Delta [27] June 18 (1 very fresh M), June 20 - 22 (6 on 2 days), July 15 (7), Aug. 12, 13 (up to 2), Bells Comers [42](2.2 km W, 2.7 km WNW of) July 4 (10), Ramsayville [42](3.3 km NNW of) Sept. 4 (3 F), Sept. 8 (2 F)(JPC); Prospect [41](1.5 km NW of) Sept. 2 (3)(RAL); Bronte Creek [17] June 24 (1), Branchton [15] July 30 (1), Wainfleet [6] Sept. 4 (2)(MNP); Scotsdale Farm [17](Heritage Trail) July 1 (1), Blue Springs Scout Camp [I7](E of 6th line Nassagaweya) July 28 (1), Aug. 26 (2), Batchewana River [48] (access road N of) July 11 (<>1OO)Hwy. 17 [48](Basswood L. Rd.) July 12 (1), Nassagaweya [I7](Lot 27, Con. 7) July 20 (1), 24 (20)(WIM); Neys P.P. [52](dune trail) June 28 (I)(JMS); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (2), Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) Sept. 2 (3), 3 (I)(RLB); Pinery [7] and area - seen in varying numbers from June 16 to Aug. 31 (30 on July I9)(JS et al); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (62)(BC); Point Pelee [1] June 29 (12 fairly fresh to ragged M), July 1 (8 fresh to worn M), 3 (3 not fresh M), 4 (1 ex. fresh F) + 2 fresh M + 1 worn M), 6 (38 ex. fresh to ragged M- record high count for Point Pelee), 8 (18 fresh to ragged), 10 (1 ex. fresh F)(AW); July 22 (6 worn M)(AW et al.); July 26 (3 worn M), 31 (1 worn M)(AW); Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) seen in July and August nectaring on coneflower (RCC). 46 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 1995 - Branchton [15] July 13 (1 fresh)(TS); Matachewan [50] July 14 (1)(LT); Delta [27] June 20 (1 very fresh M), July 15 (27), July 16 (5), Bells Comers [42](2.4 km WNW of) July 4 (1)(JPC); Prospect [41](1.5 km NW of) Sept. 2 (1), 16 (1)(RAL); Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) July 16 (worn), 30 (worn)(RCC); Point Pelee [1] July 11 (1 not fresh male - nominate aphrodite sub species)(AW). Third record for Point Pelee; all have been ofthe nominate subspecies, indicating they are probable strays from the south. 4. Speyeria idalia (Drury) REGAL FRITILLARY - (TL - New York, NY) In 1995 - 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 1995 - Kinmount [37](Reid St) July 3 (3 fresh); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (8 fresh) (TS); Matachewan [50] June 27 (3), July 14 (15), 18 (30)(LT); Hwy. 622 [52](31 km S of Hwy. 17) Aug. 3 (few), Hwy. 622 [51](11.3 km S ofThunder Bay Dist border) Aug. 3 (few)(RAL). Genus CLXXXVI: Clossiana Reuss 1. Clossiana eunomia (Esper) BOG FRITILLARY a) e. triclaris (Hubner) - (TL - Labrador) c) e. dawsoni (Barnes & McDunnough) - (TL - Hymers, Ontario) In 1995 - no reports. 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 1995 - Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (2 fresh); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (5 worn); Branchton [15] June 24 (2 worn); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 25 (1 worn); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (2 very worn)(TS); Delta [27] June 6 (1)(JPC); Port Hope [22](SW side) June 12 (6), Burketon [21](5 km NE of) June 17 (3), Kakabeka Falls [52] July 11 (1)(JK); Foresters Falls [40](4.5 km NNE of) June 10 (1), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) July 1 (1), Hwy. 622 [52](31 km S ofHwy. 17) Aug. 3 (few) (RAL); Caledon Lake [18](Finlayson Ctr.) June 17 (1), Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of 6th line Nassagaweya) July 28, (1), Aug. 5 (1), 26 (3)(WIM); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (1), Burks Falls [46] Sept. 18 (1)(RLB). 47 2. Clossiana bellona (Fabricius) :MEADOW FRITILLARY a) b. bellona (Fabricius) - (TL - America) b) b. toddi (Holland) - (TL - St. Margarets River, Quebec) In 1995 - Matachewan [50] June 20 (2); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (3); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (4 fresh); Brampton [18](Heart Lake) July 11 (1)(TS); Matachewan [50] June 12 (8)(LT); Delta [27] May 20 (1), Bells Comers [42](2.4 - 2.7 km WNW of) July 4 (5)(JPC); Utica [21] May 14 (1 fresh) (JK); Brightside [41](Hwy. 511, 10 km NW of) May 27 (1), Phragmites Fen [42](32. km S of) Sept. 2 (1), Balsam Hill [40](2:5 km W of)-Sept. 4 (3)(RAL); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (3)(RLB); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (only a single specimen)(BC); Blackheath [11] Sept. 2 (3 fresh)(AW); Castle ton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) May 12, Aug. 4 (2nd brood)(RCC). 3. Clossianafrigga (Thunberg) SAGA FRITILLARY a)f saga (Staudinger) - (TL - Labrador) In 1995 - Tolfree Lake [52](S ofAlbany R.) June 17 (1), 20 (2)(NGE). 8. Clossianafreija (Thunberg) FREIJA FRITILLARY a)f freija (Thunberg) - (TL - Lappland) In 1995 - Matachewan [50] May 22 (5), June 1 (45) to 15 (2)(LT); Matachewan [50](10 km S on Hwy. 65) June 15 (a few worn M & F along sandy road in Jak Pine barren)(AMH). 11. Clossiana titania (Esper) PURPLE LESSER FRITILLARY a) t. boisduvalii (Duponchel) - (TL - ? or Labrador) c) t. grandis (Barnes & McDunnough) - (TL - Hymers, Ontario) In 1995 - Matachewan [50] July 18 (30, 29 (25)(LT). 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 1995 - Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (2 immaculate), 28 (2 fresh), July 3 (2 worn); Branchton [15] June 24 (4 immaculate), July 13 (1 worn); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 25 (4 fresh)(TS); Matachewan [50] June 17 (2), 27 (10), Sudbury [49] June 24 (3 worn)(LT); Lambton Co. Forest & Upper Rd. [17] July 3 (<>1000)(MNP); Terrace Bay [52] June 28 (l)(JMS); Pinery [7](Burley Campground) June 30 (1 C)(GC,DC); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (<>5000 - 2 C)(BC); Port Franks [7](forest) July 3 (<>5000)(JS). 48 3. Charidryas harrisii (Scudder) HARRIS CHECKERSPOT a) h. harrisii (Scudder) - (TL - Norway, Maine) b) h. hanhami (Fletcher) - (TL - Bird Hill, nr. Winnipeg, Manitoba) In 1995 - Sudbury [49](Azilda) June 24 (50), Sudbury [49] June 25 (10)(LT); Baltimore [22] June 21 & 24 (many nectaring on water cress in company with P. napi, P. hobomok & C. inomata (WIDE); Delta [27] June 11 (1 fresh C), June 14 (2 very fresh C), June 18 (1 very fresh C), June 23 (1 very worn R), Ramsayville [42](4.9,5.3 kIn ENE of) June 27 (2)(JPC). 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 al.). 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 1995 - (form tharos) - Rattray Marsh [18] July 4 (3), Aug. 16 (1), Sept 1 (1), Sept 12 (1 very small), 5 (1), Hilton Falls C.A [17] July 26 (several)(CR); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 25 (2 fresh M); Backus Woods [4] Sept. 30 (1 worn); Turkey Point Picetum [4] Sept. 30 (3); Wheatley [2](Two Creeks C. A) Oct. 1 (2); Rondeau P. P. [2] Oct. 1 (2 worn); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10 (30 worn M + F), 17 (5), 24 (10 including 2 "marcia"), Oct. 1 (3 including 1 "marcia"), 9 (5 worn, including 1 "marcia"); Note: Hybrids with NORTHERN PEARL CRESCENT noted at Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept 10 (2 F), 24 (8 M + F), Oct. 9 (6)(TS); Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) Aug. 10 (4), Kettle Point [7] Aug. 16 (2)(QFH); Delta [27] July 15 (2 fresh M C + a number of small fresh probable P. tharos seen), Aug. 12, 13 (2 worn FC each day) (all found in dry abandoned pastures over limestone around nectar sources), Ramsayville [42](landfill, 3.3 km NNW of) July 21 (1 fresh F), Sept. 4 (1 worn M + 1 worn f "marcia" F), Sept. 8 (1 worn M), 16 (1 worn M), 19 (1 M + 1 F - both fairly fresh), Bells Comers [42](2.5 - 3.3 km WSW of) Aug. 6 (95 - males and females, very fresh to worn), Sept. 9 (63 - males and females, very fresh to worn, 2 f "marcia" F), Sept. 24 (13 - males and females, very fresh to worn, 3 f "marcia" F), Sept. 30 (8 - males and females, most worn, 1 f "marcia" F), Oct. 12 (32 - males and females, very fresh to worn, 6 f "marcia" M + 3 f "marcia" F), Oct. 23 [3 M + 1 F, all f "marcia", worn to very worn same date as record late date for Ontario from Point Pelee in 1992 (TEA Occ. Pub. 24 - 92)], South March [42](4.5 kIn S of) Sept. 30 (5 - all M, fresh to fairly worn), (1.1 km SW of) Sept. 30 (1 worn M) (all records except at Ramsayville are from dry old fields/abandoned pastures around Ciliolate Aster, (Aster ciliolatus)(JPC); Port Perry [21](3 km S of) June 25 (1)(JK); Point Pelee [1] May 14 (1 ex. fresh F)(AW+WGL+KAM+PAR); May 15 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+KAM); May 17 (2 ex. fresh)(WGL); May 19 (2 ex. fresh)(AW et al.); May 20 (14 ex. fresh to not fresh), 26 (46 ex. fresh to ragged), 30 (30 fresh to ragged), 31 (12 not fresh to ragged)(AW); June 2 (8 worn)(AW+RME); June 4 (3 worn M), 10 «West Beach)(1 ragged M- end offirst brood), July 10 (1 fresh F- start of second brood), 12 (1 ex. fresh M), 14 (5 ex. fresh M), 16 (1 ex. fresh F + 4 ex. fresh M)(AW); July 18 (8 ex. fresh)(AW+DJM); July 22 (20 fresh)(AW et al.); July 26 (12 fresh), 27 (1 not fresh M), 31 (1 not fresh M), Aug. 6 (1 ex. fresh M), 21 (2 ex. fresh M), 26 (1 not fresh M + 1 ex. fresh F in copula), 30 (45 ex. fresh), Sept. 9 (5 ex. fresh), 24 (1 ex. freshM), 26 (1 ex. freshmarciaM)(AW); Sept. 30 (1 ex. fresh marcia M)(AW+RHC); Oct. 2 (1 ex. fresh marcia M)(AW); Oct. 9 (1 worn M + 1 fairly fresh M)(AW+TS); Oct. 13 (1 fresh M), 16 (1 fresh M), 17 (1 fresh M)(AW). 49 In 1995 - (form se/enis) -Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (6 fresh M + F, including 1 "marcia"), 28 (15 immaculate and fresh M + F), July 3 ( 8 worn M + F); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 17 (10 M + F), 25 (17 M + F including 1 "marcia"); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 Ian N) June 19 (12 M + F); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (18 fresh to worn M + F including 2 "marcia" and a pair in copula); Branchton [15] June 24 (22 M + F including 3 "marcia"), July 13 (16 M + F including some fresh M- 2nd brood); Backus Woods [4] June 25 (6 M + F); St. Williams [4] June 25 (6 immaculate M + F); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (2 immaculate M); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 Ian N) July 3 (5 worn); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10 (2 M), 17 (2), 24 (5 M), Oct. 1 (1), 9 (2 very worn)(TS); Matachewan [50] June 15 (2), 27 (15), July 14 (5), Manitoulin [45](Birch Is.) June 23 (4), Sudbury [49] June 24 (10)(LT); Delta [27] June 6 - 24 (up to 25 on 15 days), July 15 (a number oflarge worn F Phyciodes - probably se/enis), Bells Comers [42] (3.3 Ian WSW of) Aug. 6 (1 very fresh M), Ramsayville [42](3.8 km NNE of) Aug. 7 (1 very fresh M), (3.3 km NNW of) Aug. 23 (1 worn F)(JPC); Cobden [40](3 km S of) June 10 (1), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) July 1 (few), Prospect [41](1.5 km NW of) Sept. 2 (4 F), 16 (3)(RAL); Bala [38](Big Eddy Rd.) June 15 (3), Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (60), Wye Marsh [35] Sept. 16 (1) (RLB); Pinery [7] and area June 1 to Aug. 25 in varying numbers (30 on Aug. 13)(JS et at); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (29)(BC); Point Pelee [1] May 28 (2 ex. fresh M), 30 (8 ex. fresh), 31 (3 ex. fresh M)(AW); June 2 (6 ex. fresh)(AW+RME); June 4 (5 ex. fresh)(AW); June 7 (12 fresh)(AW+RME); June 10 (15 fresh) (AW); June 17 (5 fairly fresh), 22 (12 ex. fresh to worn)(AW+RME); June 26 (3 fresh M), 30 (1 fairly fresh F), July 1 (1 fairly fresh), 2 (1 fresh F), 3 (1 worn), 6 (1 worn F + 1 not fresh M), 11 (1 worn F), 14 (1 fresh F- if identification correct, would be the start of second brood), 31 (1 fresh F- start of second brood), Aug. 2 (1 ex. fresh F), 6 (3 fresh F), 12 (1 fresh M- might be a "Summer" Crescent), 15 (8 fresh F), 21 (12 fresh F- includes one melanic individual), 23 (5 fresh F), 26 (15 fresh to worn)(AW); Aug. 30 (2 fresh F)(AW+KAM); Sept. 5 (1 ex. fresh M), 9 (1 worn F)(AW); Sept. 24 (3 fairly fresh M) (AW + TS); Sept. 24 (3 worn F), 26 (2 worn F)(AW); Sept. 30 (1 worn F)(AW+RHC); Oct. 2 (1 ragged F), 9 (1 ragged F), 16 (1 worn F- identification tentative), 17 (2 worn F- identification tentative), 19 (1 fairly fresh F- identification tentative)(AW). "Summer" Crescent (New Species?): Point Pelee [1] July 4 (1 ex. fresh M), 11 (3 ex. fresh M), 15 (2 ex. fresh M), 25 (1 ex. fresh M), 26 (1 ex. fresh M + 1 ex. fresh F), 27 (15 ex. fresh)(AW); July 29 (20 fresh to worn)(AW et a/.); July 30 (12 ex. fresh to worn), 31 (10 fresh M + F), Aug. 2 (12 fresh to worn M + F)(AW); Aug. 6 (30 fresh)(AW et a/.); Aug. 12 (20 not fresh to worn), 15 (12 worn M + F), 20 (5 not fresh to worn M), 21 (1 fairly fresh F), 23 (5 not fresh), Sept. 9 (1 ex. fresh M), 24 (15 ex. fresh to fairly fresh - includes one fresh marcia F), 26 (12 ex. fresh to fairly fresh)(AW); Sept. 30 (15 fresh to worn)(AW+RHC); Oct. 2 (10 fresh to worn)(AW); Oct. 9 (13 not fresh + 1 ex. fresh F)(AW+ TS); Oct. 11 (6 worn), 13 (12 fresh to worn), 16 (5 fresh to worn), 19 (3 not fresh), 23 (1 ragged F)(AW). 4. Phyciodes batesii (Reakirt) TAWNY CRESCENT - (TL - Gloucester, NJ) In 1995 - Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (15 fresh M + F), July 3 (2 worn F); Halton Reg. Forest [17] June 12 (fresh M + F)(TS); Port Franks [7](forest) July 2 (2)(BC); July 3 (5 - 2 C)(JS); 50 Genus CXCVII: Euphydryas Scudder 1. Euphydryas phaeton (Drury) THE BALTIMORE a) p. phaeton (Drury) - (TL - New York) In 1995 - Branchton [15] June 24 (1 immaculate; 1 larva on White Ash), July 13 (23 fresh to worn)(TS); Delta [27] June 15 (2), June..21 (l)(JPC); Branchton [15] July 3 (8)(MNP); July 23 (4) (TEA); Kelso [17](SR # 4) July 2, Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of6th line Nassagaweya) July 11(1) (WIM); Harrington [9](Con. 1, Zorra Twp.) June 26 (6)(JS,AS). Baltimore larva on White Ash, Branchton, June 24 (Tim Sabo). 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 1995 - LaSalette [4] Apr. 16 (tattered dark form); Windsor [1] May 13 (1 worn dark form); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Oct. 9 (5 fresh light form)(TS); Matachewan [50] Aug. 13 (1 - wings not open properly)(LT); Cobourg [22] - normal numbers this year (5 larvae on one sprouting elm in July compared with 70 last year)(WJDE); Delta [27] June 11 (1), June 13 (2), June 16 (1), June 20 (2)(JPC); Flower Stn. [41](1.3 km SE ot) June 17 (1)(RAL); Branchton [15] June 4 (1)(MNP); July 23 (1)(TEA); Pelee Is. [1](3 locations) July 15 (WIM); Pinery P.P. [7] June 16 (1), Sept. 3 (1)(JS); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (7)(BC); Point Pelee [1] April 29 (2 fresh - on sap - first observation of immigrant brood (AW+ STP); May 14 (2 fresh) (AW+WGL+KAM+PAR); May 28 (1 fresh 'dark'), 30 (1 fresh 'dark')(AW); June 2 (7 fresh), 4 (1 ex. fresh - start offirst brood), 7 (5 fresh)(AW+RME); June 10 (1 not fresh)(AW); June 12 (4 fairly fresh), 14 (1 worn), 22 (2 fairly fresh 'dark')(RME+AW); June 25 (2 ex. fresh 'dark'), 28 (1 ex. fresh 'dark'), July 6 (3 fresh 'dark'), 8 (3 fresh 'dark'), 10 (5 ex. fresh'dark')(AW); July 22 (3 ex. fresh 'dark')(AW et al.); July 25 (1 ex. fresh 'light' - start ofsecond brood)(AW); July 29 (5 'dark' - ovipositing on Hackberry - end offirst brood?)(AW et al.); Aug. 15 (1 ex. fresh 'dark'), 26 (2 ex. fresh 'dark' + 1 ex. 51 fresh 'light')(AW)~ Aug. 30 (3 ex. fresh 'dark')(AW+KAM); Sept. 4 (2 ex. fresh 'dark' - end of second brood), 19 (1 ex. fresh 'light' - start ofthird brood)(AW); Sept. 25 (3 ex. fresh 'light')(AW+DFW+JMW); Sept. 30 (1 ex. fresh 'light')(AW+RHC); Oct. 6 (1 ex. fresh 'light')(AW); Oct. 9 (8 ex. fresh 'light') (AW+TS); Oct. 17 (1 ex. fresh 'light')(AW); Oct. 19 (1 ex. fresh 'light')(AW+MTH); Oct. 20 (1 ex. fresh 'light'), 23 (8 ex. fresh 'light')(AW); Leamington [1] Oct. 23 (1 ex. fresh'light')(AW). 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 1995 - Mayfield [18] June 2 (worn dark form); Halton Reg. Forest [17] June 12 (1 worn dark form); Kinmount [37] (Reid St) July 3 (1 fresh dark form); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 24 (1 fresh light form), Oct. 1 (1 fresh light form), 9 (14 fresh light form); Turkey Point Picetum [4] Sept. 30 (1 fresh light form); Rondeau P. P. [2] Oct. 1 (1 fresh light form)(TS); Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) July 1 (1)(QFH); Ramsayville [42] (3.9 km NW of) May 2 (I), July 10 (1)(JPC); Goshen [40](4 km NE of) May 20 (I), Castleford [40](5 km W of) June 10 (1)(RAL); Neys P.P. [52](dune trail) June 28 (1)(JMS); Hwy. 129, Thessalon [48] to Chapleau [49] June 11, Chapleau [49](Hwy. 101 E and W of) June 12 (at 10 & 20 kms)(AMH); Pinery [7] June 16 (I), Sept. 3 (1)(1S); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (3)(BC); Point Pelee [1] March 13 (1 ex. fresh 'light')(AW), March 25 (1 (LHF); April 15 (1 fresh), 21 (2 fresh 'light') (AW)~ April 29 (6 not fresh on tree sap - last observation of overwintering brood)(AW+STP); June 2 (1 ex. fresh 'dark' - start of first brood), 12 (1 fresh 'dark'), 14-15 (1 not fresh - same individual on two dates)(AW+RME); July 3 (1 ex. fresh 'dark'), 6 ( 1 ex. fresh 'dark'), 11 (1 ex. fresh 'dark'), 12 (5 ex. fresh 'dark')(AW); July 22 (5 ex. fresh 'dark')(AW et al.); July 25 (1 worn 'dark' - end of first brood)(AW); Aug. 6 (2 ex. fresh 'dark' - start of second brood)(AW+WGL et al.)~ Aug. 7 (2 ex. fresh 'dark'), 12 (1 fresh 'dark'), 23 (1 ex. fresh 'dark'), 26 (3 ex. fresh 'dark' + 1 ex. fresh 'light'), Sept. 4 (2 fresh 'dark') (AW); Sept. 7 (1 ex. fresh 'light' - end of second brood?)(AW+MTH); Sept. 26 (2 ex. fresh 'light' - start of third brood?)(AW); Sept. 30 (1 ex. fresh'light')(AW+RHC); Oct. 6 (2 ex. fresh'light')(AW); Oct. 9 (15 ex. fresh 'light')(AW+TS); Oct. 17 (9 ex. fresh 'light'), 23 (15 fresh 'light'), 25 (7 fresh 'light'), 29 (6 fresh 'light')(AW); Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) Sept. 15 (hibernating)(RCC). 3. Polygonia 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 1995 - Nellie Lake [53](BerlinghoffRd) June 20 (1 worn)(TS). 4. Polygoniajaunus (W.H. Edwards) GREEN COMMA a)fjaunus (W.H. Edwards) - (TL - Hunter, Greene Co., New York) In 1995 - Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (1)(TS); Matachewan [50] May 1 (9) to Aug. 10 (5)(LT); Ramsayville [42](3.9 km NW of) May 9 (1 F C)(JPC); Goshen [40](4 km NE of) May 20 (2)(RAL); Fintry Rd. [48](2 km W ofjunction with Hwy. 631) June 13, Matachewan [50](25 km E on Hwy. 66) June 15 (AMH). 8. Polygonia gracilis Grote & Robinson HOARY COMMA - (TL - Mt. Washington, N H) In 1995 - no reports. 52 10. Polygoniaprogne (Cramer) GRAY COMMA a) p. progne (Cramer) - (TL - Jamaica and New York) In 1995 - Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (1), July 3 (2 fresh); Kinmount [37](Reid St) July 3 (1 fresh)(TS); Matachewan [50] May 2 (25) to July 14 (I5)(LT); Delta [27] May 20 (4).. Ramsayville [42](3.4 km NW of) April 20 (2)(JPC); Bromley [40](4.5 km W of) June 10 (I)(RAL). Genus CXCVIX: Nymphalis Kluk 1. Nymphalis vaualbum ([Denis & Schiffermuller]) COMPTON TORTOISESHELL a) v.j-album (Boisduval & Leconte) - (TL - vic. New York, Philadelphia & New Harmony, IN) In 1995 - Cawthra Bush [18] April 15 (1), Crediton Pkwy. [18] Sept. 19 (1), 27 (1), October 1 (1)(CR); Matachewan [50] March 13 (1), May 2 (35) to Oct. 13 (3 - still very active)(LT); Toronto [19] (garden) Sept. 11 (1 worn nectaring on Buddleia!! !)(WE); Northumberland Forest [22] Aug. 13, Baltimore [22] Aug. 29 (WIDE); Toronto [19] July 19 (I)(NL); Ramsayville [42](3.5 km NW of) April 20 (5), May 1 (3), May 9 (3), (3.5 km N of) April 20 (1), May 2 (1), Ottawa [42] (Rockliffe Airbase Woods) April 24 (5), May 4 (1), Bells Comers [42](2.9 - 3.5 km SSW of) May 16 (2), (2.1 km WSW of) July 4 (1 - road-killed), Ramsayville [42](3.3 km NNW of) Sept. 4 (1), Sept. 19 {I- nectaring at Panicled Aster (Aster lanceolatus)}(JPC); Rossport to Hurkett [52] Sept. 4 (100+)(NGE); Felker's Falls C.A. [11] March 28 (1), Blade R. @ Anson Ck. [36] Aug. 12 (2)(JK); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) April 24 (1), July 1 (1), Oct. 9 (I)(RAL); Leslie Spit [19] Aug. 13 (I)(MNP); Nassagaweya [l7](Lot. 27, Con. 7) May 3 (1), Sept. 19 (1), Owen Sound [33](E ofLong Swamp) Aug. 12 (I)(WIM); Bala [38](Big Eddy Rd.) Sept. 15 (3), Wye Marsh [35] Sept. 16 (I)(RLB); Pinery [7] Aug. 25 (I)(GC); Oct. 8 (I)(BK); Kettle Point [7] Oct. 19 (I)(AR); Point Pelee [1] April 24 (I)(GTH+EJM); Aug. 7 (I)(JLL+MNP); Sept. 24 (1 fairly fresh)(AJR); Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) Aug. 26 (unusual numbers seen), Sept.! Oct. (3 killed in a sliding door, 3 captured trying to hibernate - 2 survivors released March 30, 96)(RCC). 3. Nymphalis antiopa (Linnaeus) MOURNING CLOAK a) a. antiopa (Linnaeus) - (TL - Sweden) In 1995 - Cawthra Bush [18] April 15 (1), Crediton Pkwy. [18] Sept. 9 (1), Oct. 2 (1)(CR); LaSalette [4] Apr. 16 (6 worn); Brampton [18] May 3 (1 worn); Halton Reg. Forest [17] May 7 (1 worn); Rockton Tract [11] May 16 (4 worn); Manitoulin Island [45] May 20 (2 worn); Algonquin P. P. [47] May 22 (1 worn); Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (3 worn), 28 (1), July 3 (1 very worn); Victoria Crown Forest [36] June 11 (5 worn); Nellie Lake [53](BerlinghoffRd) June 20 (1 worn); Branchton [15] June 24 (1 very worn), July 13 (1 fresh); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Oct. 9 (6 fresh)(TS); Matachewan [50] May 1 (2), 2 (45), July 18 (20) fresh specimens to Sept. 28 (2)(LT); Toronto [I9](garden) June 10 (1 very worn on lilac)(WE); Zurich [I3](S. Hay Swamp) Aug. 20 (1), 28 (I)(QFH); Delta [27] March 19 (2), May 20 (4), June 6 - 23 (lor 2 on 10 days), July 15 (1), Kanata [42](Katimavick Dr.) Sept. 30 (1), Bells Comers [42](2.8, 3.5 km SSW of) May 16 (3), Ramsayville [42](5.0 km ENE of) May 25 (1), (3.1 km NNW of) June 1 (1 very worn)(JPC); Rossport to Hurkett [52] Sept. 4 (100+)(NGE); Felker's Falls C.A. [11] March 28 (I)(JK); Goshen [40](4 km NE of) May 20 (6), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) Aug. 20 (1 fresh)(RAL); Toronto [19] April 16 (1), Bronte Creek [17] May 21 (1), June 24 (worn F ovi positing), Branchton [15] July 3 (I)(MNP); Nassagaweya [I7](Lot 27, Con. 7) May 4 (1), June 12 (1), Spring Water CA [3] May 14 (1), Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of 6th line Nassagaweya) June 10 (2), July 28 (1), Chinguacousy [I8](Lot 4, Con. 6 W) Oct. 11 (1)(WIM); Neys P.P. [52](dune trail) June 53 28 (I)(JMS)~ Orillia [35](Georgian ColI.) May 6 (3), Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (10), Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) Sept. 10 (I)(RLB)~ Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) April 15, May 12, June 13, 24, July 15 (worn), Aug. 26 (fresh)(RCC)~ Pinery [7] and area - May 6 to Oct. 12 (IS et al)~ Point Pelee [1] March 18 (I)(LHF)~ April 15 (1), 21 (I)(AW)~ April 29 (3)(AW+STP)~ May 15 (1 ragged last observation of overwintering brood)(AW+RZD+KAM); May 26 (2 ex. fresh - start of first brood)(AW+RME); May 30 (1 ex. fresh), 31 (2 fresh)(AW); June 2 (3 fresh), 7 (5 not fresh) (AW+ RME)~ June 10 (2 not fresh)(AW)~ June 12 (12 fairly fresh - record high count for Point Pelee) (AW+ RME); June 29 (1 ex. fresh F), July 10 (1 ex. fresh), 11 (1 ex. fresh), Aug. 26 (5 ex. fresh - start of brood), 30 (1 fresh), Sept. 5 (1 fresh), 19 (1 fresh), 25 (1 not fresh)(AW); Oct. 9 (5 fresh)(AW+TS)~ Oct. 13 (1 fresh), 16 (1 fresh), 17 (1 not fresh), 23 (2 not fresh), 29 (1 fairly fresh) (AW). Genus ec: 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 1995 - Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (1 fresh, 2 worn)(TS)~ Matachewan [50] May 20 (1), July 14 (1), Sept. 28 (2)(LT); Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) July 1 (3)(QFH)~ Delta [27] June 7 - 19 (1 in 5 days)(JPC): Thunder Bay [52] July 9 (20+)(NGE)~ Kakabeka Falls [52] July 11 (3)(JK)~ Lake Superior Park [48](park HQ & Mijnemunshing Rd.) June 28 (I)(JMS)~ Sylvan [8](abandoned railway line nr Jonie's Woods) July 2 (5)(BC)~ Point Pelee [1] March 25 (1 fresh)(AH+SH+CK)~ July 18 (1 ex. fresh) (AW+DJM); SE Leamington [1] Sept. 29 (1 ex. fresh)(AW). Genus eCI: Vanessa Fabricius 1. Vanessa virginiensis (Drury) AMERICAN PAINTED LADY - (TL - Virginia) In 1995 - Crediton Parkway [18] August 26 (1), Sept. 16 (1)(CR); Rockton Tract [11] May 16 (1)~ Stoney Creek [11] June 4; Halton Reg. Forest [17] June 12 (1); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 17 (1 fresh), 24 (2 fresh), Oct. 9 (2 fresh)~ Turkey Point Picetum [4] Sept. 30 (1 worn)(TS)~ Matachewan [50] July 11 (I)(LT)~ Toronto [I9](garden) May 20 (1), 21 (1 F ovipositing on Pearly Everlasting), Aug. 14 (1 fresh nectaring on Joe-Pye-Weed)(WE); Grafton [22] May 21, Warsaw [37] May 27, Northumberland Forest [22] June 1 (WJDE)~ Delta [27] May 20 (2), June 5 - 18 (1 in 5 days)(JPC); Nipigon [52] Sept. 4 (1), Thunder Bay [52] Sept. 17 (1)(NGE)~ Joes Lake [41](4.5 km N of) June 17 (1), Hwy. 622 [51](21 km N ofHwy. 118) Aug. 3 (I)(RAL)~ Pinery P.P. [7] May 27 (1 F ovipositing), Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (1 worn), Branchton [15] July 30 (1)(MNP)~ Nassagaweya [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) May 22 (1), June 12 (1), July 4 (1), Eagle [3](L Erie shore) July 14 (1)(WIM)~ Batchawana Bay [48](motel) June 27 (1) (JMS)~ Pelee Is. [1] May 13 (4)(RLB)~ Pinery [7] and area - June 1 to Aug. 25 (IS et al)~ Point Pelee [1] April 15 (1 ragged - first observation of immigrant brood), 21 (6 fresh)(AW)~ April 29 (15 fresh to worn)(AW+STP)~ May 20 (1 fresh), 22 (1 worn), 26 (4 worn + 1 ex. fresh -large individual, start offirst brood), 30 (1 ragged)(AW); June 2 (2 ex. fresh)(AW+RME); June 4 (3 ex. fresh)(AW); June 7 (1 ragged), 10 (1 worn), 12 (1 ragged), 13 (5 worn - last observation of immigrant brood + 1 ex. fresh) (AW+RME); July 10 (1 ex. fresh), 16 (4 ex. fresh to worn)(AW); July 18 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+DJM); July 22 (15 ex. fresh), 29 (2 fresh) (AW et al.)~ Aug. 12 (3 fresh), 21 (1 ex. fresh, 26 (1 ex. fresh), Sept. 19 54 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Oct. 9 (2 ex. fresh)(AW+TS); Oct. 11 (1 worn), 13 (3 fresh to worn), 16 (1 worn), 17 (3 fresh to worn)(AW); Oct. 19 (4 worn) (AW+MTH); Oct. 29 (1 fresh)(AW). 2. Vanessa cardui (Linnaeus) PAINTED LADY - (TL - Sweden) In 1995 - Crediton Parkway [18] August 26 (1), Sept. 4 (1)(CR); Hwy 634 [53](1an 41) June 21 (1 very worn); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10 (8 fresh), 24 (1 fresh), Oct. 1 (1), 9 (6 fresh); Turkey Point Picetum [4] Sept. 30 (1 fresh)(TS); Toronto [19](garden) July 21 (!)(WE); Baltimore [22] July 2, Sept. 7 (many larvae found on Viper's Bugless in-Northumberland Forest on July 9)(WJDE); Delta [27] June 24 (1 worn F), Ramsayville [42] (5.0 Ian ENE of) June 27 (1), (3.3 Ian NNW of) July 21 (1), July 27 (1) (JPC); Kakabeka Falls [52] July 15 (2), Thunder Bay [52] Aug. 26 (2)(NGE); Kakabeka Falls [52] July 11 (2)(JK); Douglas [40](2 Ian ESE of) June 17 (1)(RAL); CrieffBog [16] May 20 (1), Leslie Spit [19] June 17 (1), Aug. 19 (4)(MNP); Nassagaweya [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) May 19 (1), June 1 (1), Windsor [1] (prairie nr Nature Centre) Aug. 19 (1)CWIM); Pinery [7] May 1 (1), 19 & 20 (JS); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (10)(BC); Thedford Sewage Lagoons [7] Aug. 26 (1)(GC,JS); Point Pelee [1] April 19 (1 fresh - first observation of immigrant brood; record early for Point Pelee, also Ontario?), 21 (1 worn), May 10 (1 not fresh), June 4 (4 ex. fresh - start offirst brood)(AW); June 12 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+RME); June 26 (1 ex. fresh), July 3 (1 ex. fresh), 11 (1 ex. fresh), 16 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); July 18 (3 ex. fresh) (AW+DJM); July 22 (8 ex. fresh)(AW et al.); July 25 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); July 29 (2 ex. fresh (AW et al.); Aug. 6 (3 ex. fresh), 12 (6 ex. fresh), 15 (5 ex. fresh), 20 (5 ex. fresh), 26 (12 ex. fresh to worn)(AW); Aug. 30 (6 ex. fresh)(AW+KAM); Sept. 4 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Sept. 10 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+TS); Sept. 25 (1 ex. fresh)(AW+DFW+JMW); Sept. 30 (2 fresh)(AW+RHC); Oct. 9 (5 ex. fresh)(AW+TS); Oct. 13 (1 ex. fresh), 16 (2 fresh), 17 (2 fresh), 19 (1 ex. fresh), 23 (1 fresh), 29 (2 fresh) (AW); Sturgeon Creek [1] Oct. 25 (1 fresh)(AW); Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) June 22, July 1 (RCC). 4. Vanessa atalanta (Linnaeus) RED ADMIRAL - (TL - Sweden) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] May 15 (1), July 12 (1), August 14 (1), August 16 (1), Sept. 28 (1), Crediton Pkwy. [18] Oct. 11 (1), Oct 12 (1)(CR); Hwy 401 West [1](Exit 48) May 13 (1); Windsor [1] May 13 (1); Rockton Tract [11] May 16 (2 very worn); Manitoulin Island [45] May 20 (1 worn); Algonquin P. P. [47] May 22 (1 worn); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 24 (1 fresh), Oct. 9 ( 3 fresh)(TS); Matachewan [50] June 21 (1)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) June 4 (1), 12 (1 very worn), Aug. 7 (1 fresh), 11 (1 fresh)(WE); Delta [27] May 20 (2), Bells Comers [42](3.5 Ian SSW of) May 16 (1), Ramsayville [42](3.3 Ian NNW of) Sept. 16 (1 very fresh)(JPC); Halton Forest [17] May 20 (2), Pinery P.P. [7] May 27 (2), Leslie Spit [19] Aug. 13 (1)(MNP); Nassagaweya [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) May 10 (1), 27 (1), Spring Water CA [3] May 14 (2)CWIM); Lake Superior Park [48](park HQ & Mijnemunshing Rd.) June 28 (2)(JMS); Pelee Is. [1] May 13 (5)(RLB); Pinery [7] and area - May 1 to Aug. 25 (150 at the Chalet on July 9, 40 on the Ilth)(JS et al); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (200+)BC); Point Pelee [1] March 18 (1 - record early date for Point Pelee and Ontario)(LHF); April 15 (26 fresh to worn - first observation of immigrant brood)(AW); May 20 (6 worn)(AW et al.); May 22 (1 ragged), 26 (8 fresh to worn), 30 (10 worn + 1 ex. fresh - start offirst brood)(AW); June 2 (8 worn)(AW+RME); June 4 (5 worn)(AW); June 7 (8 worn), 10 (5 worn), 13 (5 worn), 22 (5 worn)(AW+RME); June 25 (1 ex. fresh), 29 (8 fresh), July 3 (3 ex. fresh), 16 (12 fresh to worn)(AW); July 29 (5 fresh to worn)(AW et al.); Aug. 2 (8 ex. fresh to worn), Sept. 19 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Sept. 30 (1 fresh)(AW+RHC); Sept. 30 (1 fresh), Oct. 6 (1 not fresh)(AW); Oct. 9 (7 ex. fresh to worn)(AW+TS); Oct. 19 (5 fresh)(AW+MTH); Oct. 23 (12 fresh), 29 (2 fresh)(AW); Harrow [1] March 25 (1)(OD); Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) May 12, July 21 (RCC). 55 Genus CCIV: Junonia Hubner 1. Junonia coenia (Hubner) THE BUCKEYE - (TL - not stated, probably "United States") In 1995 - Point Pelee N. P. [1] Oct. 9 (3 including 1 "rosa")(TS); Point Pelee [1] May 30 (2 ex. fresh typical M- record early date for Point Point, also Ontario?)(AW); June 21 (1 ex. fresh M) (AW+ RME); June 29 (1 fresh M), July 6 (2 ex. fresh M), 11 (1 fresh M), 14 (1 fresh M)(AW); July 29 (1 fresh) (AW et al.); Aug. 12 (1 fairly fresh typical M), Sept. 4 (1 fresh typical M), 19 (5 ex. fresh to fairly fresh) (AW); Sept. 28-30 (1 ex. fresh semi-rosa F- same individual on two dates)(AW et al.); Oct. 2 (1 ex. fresh semi-rosa M), 6 (2 ex. fresh)(AW); Oct. 9 (5 ex. fresh to worn)(AW+TS); Oct. 11 (1 worn F), 13 (8 fresh to worn), 17 (3 not fresh), 23 (1 not fresh - same individual present since Oct. 9),23 (1 ex. fresh) (AW); SE Leamington [1] Sept. 9 (1 ex. fresh M)(AW); Sturgeon Creek [1] Oct. 19 (1 fresh) (AW). 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 Alberta) c) a. asryanax (Fabricius) RED SPOTTED PURPLE - (TL - America) In 1995 - (arthemis) - Hilton Falls C. A. [17] July 26 (1), Rattray Marsh [18] July 27 (1)(CR); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (2 fresh), 28 (2), July 3 (4 worn); Hwy 634 [53] June 21 (2 fresh); Hwy 584 [52] June 22 (2); Branchton [15] June 24 (1); Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 28 (2), July 3 (7 worn); Birch Island [45] July 1 (2)(TS); Matachewan [50] June 20 (1) to July 18 (20), Sudbury [49] June 24 (10), Kingston [26] July 24 (2)(LT); Cobourg [22] May 7 (1 hibernating larva found on Choke Cherry - emerged as adult June 14)(WJDE); Delta [27] June 13 - 24 (up to 15 on 11 days - 1 very fresh f proserpina intergrade between arthemis and asryanax C on June 14), July 15, 16 (1 or 2) , Bells Comers [42](2.2 km W, 2.4 - 2.8 km WNW of) July 4 (5)(JPC); Thunder Bay [52] July 9 (30+)(NGE); Martins Comers [40] June 17 (1), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) July 1 (1), Hwy. 17 & 102 [52](NW ofThunder Bay) July 10 (1)(RAL); Nassagaweya [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) June 21 (1), July 6 (1), Scotsdale Farm [17] Heritage Trail) July 1 (4), Cochrane [53](Hwy. 11, 5 km W of) July 9, Batchawana R. [48] access rd. N of) July 11 (6)(WIM); Batchawana Bay [48](motel) June 27 (3), Lake Superior Park [48](park HQ & Mijnemunshing Rd.) June 28 (12)(JMS); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (30)(RLB); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (3)(BC); Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) June 22 (fresh), July 7, 15, 21 (worn)(RCC). In 1995 - (asryanax) - Rattray Marsh [18] July 5 (1), 27 (1), Hilton Falls C.A. [17] July 26 (1) (CR); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 17 (2), 25 (10); Branchton [15] June 24 (8 fresh to worn); Backus Woods [4] June 25 (1)(TS); Burketon [21](NE of) July 3 (1)(JK); Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (1), 24 (6), Lambton Co. Forest & Upper Rd. [17] July 3 (5)(MNP); .HRCA [17](Twiss Tract) June 23 (1), Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of 6th line Nassagaweya) June 29 (1), July 11 (1), Nassagaweya [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) July 26 (1), Aug. 1 (1), (WIM); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (1)(RLB); Pinery [7] and area - June 4 to Aug. 25 (10 - 12 June 23/25)(JS et al); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (160+)(BC); Point Pelee [1] June 14 (1 ex. fresh M), 21 (1 ex. fresh F), 23 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+RME); July 3 (1 ragged F), 11 (1 ragged - end offirst brood), 25 (1 ex. fresh - start ofsecond brood), 26 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); July 56 29 (1 ex. fresh)(AW et al.); July 30 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Aug. 6 (3 ex. fresh), 7 (3 fresh)(AW+WGL+ RZD+BNC+KAM); Aug. 12 (1 fairly fresh)(AW); Aug. 24 (1 - end of second brood)(DD); Sept. 9 (1 fresh - start ofpartial third brood), 10 1 fresh - end ofthird brood) (JCW et al.). 2. Basilarchia archippus (Cramer) THE VICEROY a) a. archippus (Cramer) - (TL - New York) In 1995 - Hilton Falls C. A. [17] July 26 (1), Rattray Marsh [18] July 31 (2)(CR); Kirkfield [36] (@ 10 km N) June 19 (4 fresh); Branchton [15] June 24 (10), July 13 (1 worn); Backus Woods [4] June 25 (1); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 25 (2); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (1); Kinmount [37] (Reid St) July 3 (1 immaculate); Point Pelee N. P. [1](Delaurier) Oct. 1 (2)(TS); Sudbury [49] June 24 (4), Kingston [26] July 24 (2)(LT); Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) July 1 (1), Aug. 10 (3), 20 93), Varna [13] Aug. 2091), Kettle Point [7] Aug. 16 (4)(QFH); Delta [27] June 7 - 24 (up to 11 on 14 days), July 15, 16 (1 each day), Aug. 12 (4), Bells Corners [42](2.4 - 2.7 kIn WNW of) July 4 (2), (3.3 km WSW of) Sept. 24 (1)(JPC); Castleford [40](5 kIn W of) June 10 (3), Shamrock [40](1 kIn SE of) June 17 (1), Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 kIn SE of) July 1 (1 larva on Poplar), Appleton [41](2 kIn ENE of) Sept. 16 (1) (RAL); CrieffBog [16] June 4 (1), Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (1), 24 (1), Branchton [15] July 3 (1), 30 (3), Leslie Spit [19] Aug. 13 (1), 19 (2)(MNP); Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of 6th line Nassa gaweya) June 29 (1), July 1 (1), Aug. 26 (1), Oct. 13 (1), Nassagaweya [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) July 26 (1), Aug. 1 (1), Temagami [47](access rd 10 kIn W ofHwy. 11) July 8{WIM); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (15)(RLB); Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) June 18 (3 fresh), July 29 (fresh)(RCC); Pinery [7] and area - June 14 to Sept. 12 (JS et al); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (36) (BC); Point Pelee [1] June 12 (1 fresh), 14 (1 ex. fresh aberrant - possibly Viceroy x Red-spotted Purple hybrid), 21 (1 ex. fresh), 23 (3 ex. fresh)(AW+RME); June 26 (1 ex. fresh), 29 (1 ex. fresh), July 2 (1 fairly fresh), 3 (1 not fresh F), 6 (1 ex. fresh), 23 (1 ragged - end of first brood + 1 ex. fresh - start of second brood) (AW); July 29-31 (1 ex. fresh - same individual on two dates)(AW etal.); July 30 (1 ex. fresh), Aug. 2 (1 ex. fresh F)(AW); Aug. 6 (1 ex. fresh (AW et al.); Aug. 15 (2 ex. fresh M), 21 (1 ex. fresh)(AW); Aug. 30 (2 fresh)(KAM+AW); Sept. 4 (3 fresh to worn), 10 (3 fresh), 19 (5 fresh)(AW); Sept. 25 (4 fresh to worn)(AW+DFW+JMW); Sept. 27 (2 fresh), 28 (1 fresh)(AW); Oct. 1 (1)(TS); Oct. 10 (1 not fresh)(AW); Oct. 11 (1 worn)(DD); SE Leamington [1] Sept. 9 (2 not fresh)(AW). Family APATURIDAE Boisduval Subfamily Apaturinae Boisduval Genus CCXXI: Asterocampa Rober 1. Asterocampa celtis (Boisduval & Leconte) HACKBERRY BUTTERFLY - (TL - Georgia) In 1995 - .Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 24 (1 tattered)(TS); Pelee Island [1](cemetary on W road) July 15 (WIM); Pelee Is. [1] July 16 (1 C)(JS); Aug. 19 (1 C)(GC); Point Pelee [1] June 25 (1 ex. fresh M- start of first brood), 29 (40 fresh M)(AW); July 22 (6 ragged)(AW et al.); July 31 (1 not fresh F) (AW); Aug. 7 (1 ragged F- end offirst brood)(AW+WGL+RZD+BNC+KAM); Aug. 12 (1 ex. fresh M start ofsecond brood), 21 (3 ex. fresh M), 26 (20 fresh to worn)(AW); Aug. 30 (30 fresh to worn)(AW+ KAM); Sept. 4 (1 worn F), 9 (2 worn F), 10 (2 worn F), 19 (1 ragged F- end ofsecond brood)(AW). 2. Asterocampa elyton (Boisduval & Leconte) TAWNY EMPEROR (TL - U. S. - probably Georgia) In 1995 - Pinery P.P. [7] July 2 (4)(QFH); Pelee Island [l](campground on E side ofisland) July 57 15 (WIM); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (8 - 1 C)(BC); Pinery [7](Chalet) July 9 (4), 11 (4)(JS,GC); Point Pelee [1] July 10-11 (1 ex. fresh 'dark' M- same individual on two dates), 12 (3 ex. fresh)(AW); July 18 (1 ex. fresh 'dark' M)(AW+DJM); July 22 (10 ex. fresh M + 1 worn F)(AW et al.); July 26 (1 fresh M), 27 (5 fresh M + 1 ex. fresh F + 1 fairly fresh F)(AW); July 29 (5 fairly fresh M + 1 fairly fresh 'light' F)(AW et al.); Aug. 2 (3 worn F)(AW); Aug. 6 (20 fresh to worn F + 4 worn M)(AW+WGL+ RZD+BNC+KAM); Aug. 12 (1 not fresh F)(AW). Family SATYRIDAE Boisduval Subfamily Elymniinae Herrich-Schaffer Genus CCXXIV: Enodia Hubner 2. Enodia anthedon AH. Clark PEARLY EYE - (TL - Lava, Sullivan Co., NY) = borealis AH. Clark - (TL - Hymers, Ontario) In 1995 - Hilton Falls C.A [17] July 26 (1)(CR); Branchton [15] June 24 (2 fresh); Backus Woods [4] June 25 (1 immaculate); Kinmount [37](Reid St) July 3 (5 fresh to worn); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (3 fresh)(TS); Delta [27] June 24 (6), July 15 (8), July 16 (3), Bells Comers [42](2.2 km W of) July 4 (14), Ramsayville [42](3.2 km NNW of) July 10 (11), Eaglesons Comers [42] Aug. 6 (1 - late) (JPC); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) July 1 (many), Sept. 1 (I)(RAL); Bronte Creek [17] June 24 (2), Lambton Co. Forest & Upper Rd. [17] July 3 (I)(MNP); Branchton [15] July 23 (2)(TEA); HRCA [17] (Twiss Tract) June 23 (1), Nassagaweya [I7](Lot 27, Con. 7) June 30 (1), July 11 (3), Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of 6th line Nassagaweya) June 29 (1), July 28 (20), Aug. 5 (I)(WIM); Minesing Swamp [35] July 4 (50)(RLB); Sylvan [8](Boy Scout Camp) June 26 (1 C), Pinery [7] July 10 (1), Aug. 5 (2)(JS); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (39)(BC); Castleton [22] June 24 (RCC). Genus CCXXV: Satyrodes Scudder - 1. Satyrodes eurydice (Johansson) EYED BROWN a) e. eurydice (Johansson) - (TL - Morris Arboretum, Philadelphia Co. PA) In 1995 - Hilton Falls C.A [17] July 26 (I)(CR); Branchton [15] June 24 (16 worn), July 13 (5 tattered); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) July 3 (3 fresh, 1 worn); Fort Frances [5I](@25 km Eon Hwy 17) July 21 (1 very tattered)(TS); Delta [27] June 20 (1), June 23, 24 (up to 13 each day), July 15, 16 (up to 12 each day)(JPC); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) July 1 (many)(RAL); Branchton [15] July 3 (40), 30 (1)(MNP); July 23 (10 + mating pair)(TEA); Blue Springs Scout Camp [17](E of6th line Nassagaweya) June 29 (1), July 1 (1), 28 (1 taking sap from poplar), HRCA [17](Yaremko-Ridley Tract) Aug. 7 (1) (WIM); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (70)(RLB); Harrington [9](Con. 1, Zorra Twp.) June 26 (8 - 3 C) (JS,AS); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (2)(BC); Point Pelee [1] July 3 (2 ex. fresh M)' 6 (2 ex. fresh M), 16 (3 fresh to worn M + 1 ex. fresh F), 18 (1 worn M), 23 (5 worn)(AW). 2. Satyrodes appalachia (R.L. Chermock) APPALACHIAN EYED BROWN a) a. appalachia R.L. Chermock) - (TL - Conestee Falls, N. Carolina) b) a. leeuwi (Gatrelle & Arbogast) - (TL - Wakelee, Cass Co., Michigan) In 1995 - Branchton [15] June 24 (21 fresh to worn); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (1 fresh) 58 (TS); Ramsayville [42] (3.5 km NW of) July 10 (2 S), (3.2 km N of) July 10 (1 C)(JPC); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) July 1 (1)(RAL); Branchton [15] June 4 (4), July 30 (2), Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (50+), 24 (20)(MNP); Pinery [7](Burley Bridge) July 2 (2 - 1 C - new to Pinery ?)(GV); Sylvan [7] (Ausable Valley) July 2 (2 - 1 C)(JS,AS,NC); Pinery [7](Carolinian Trail) July 11 (1)(JS,KC,HM); Point Pelee [1] July 3 (1 ex. fresh M), 8 (1 ex. fresh M + 1 not fresh M), 11 (2 not fresh M + 1 ex. fresh M), 12 (1 worn M),16 (3 ex. fresh to not fresh)(AW); July 18 (3 not fresh M)(AW+DJM); July 27 (1 worn M)(AW). Subfamily SatyrinaeBoisduval Genus CCXXIX: Megisto Hubner 1. Megisto cymela (Cramer) LITTLE WOOD SATYR a) c. cymela (Cramer) - (TL - ?) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] June 6 (1), 9 (3), 12 (9), July 4 (1), 5 (4), 11(4)(CR); Kinmount [37](Reid St) June 11 (6 fresh to worn), July 3 (4 very worn); Victoria Crown Forest [36] June 11 (2); Halton Reg. Forest [17] June 12 (12 fresh); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 17 (1 worn), 25 (1 worn); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (5), July 3 (1 very worn); Branchton [15] June 24 (14 worn); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (6 very worn)(TS); Elk Lake [50](2 km N of) June 17 (7), Charlton area [50] June 17 (4) - Note: this is about 64 km N of the last reported site 14 km N ofNew Liskeard (LT); Delta [27] June 6 - 24 (common to abundant on 15 days), Bells Comers [42](2.2 km W of) July 4 (1)(JPC); Amprior [40](0.8 km E of) June 10 (few), Calabogie [40](3.5 km NW of) June 17 (2)(RAL); Scotsdale Farm [17](Heritage Trail) June 9 (12), July 1 (2), Nassagaweya [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) June 14 (many), June 25 91), July 6 (3)(WIM); Innerkip Swamp [9] July 14 (1)(WIM); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (11)(RLB); Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6 Cramahe Twp.) June 13 (RCC); Pinery [7] and area June 14 to Aug. 9 (30 on June 23)(JS et al); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (1800+)(BC); Point Pelee [1] May 31 (2 ex. fresh)(RME+AW); May 31 (1 ex. fresh) (AW); June 2 (5 ex. fresh), 10 (30 fresh), 14 (190 fresh to worn - record high count for Point Pelee), 21 (5 not fresh)(AW+RME); June 26 (2 worn), 29 (5 worn), July 1 (1 worn), 2 (1 ragged), 4 (2 ragged), 6 (2 ragged)(AW). Genus CCXXXI: Coenonympha Hubner 3. Coenonympha inornata W.H. Edwards INORNATE RINGLET b) i. nipisiquit McDunnough - (TL - Bathurst, New Brunswick) c) i. heinemani F.M. Brown - (TL - Grindstone Is., Clayton, Jefferson Co. NY) d) i. inornata W.H. Edwards - (TL - Lake Winnipeg) e) i. benjamini McDunnough - (TL - Waterton Lakes, Alberta) In 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] August 16 (4), 29 (1), Winston C/Lakeshore Rd. [18] August 17 (many), 21 (4), 22 (7), 24 (2), S.E. Oakville [18] August 28 (7)(CR); Mayfield [18] June 2 (1 immaculate); Stoney Creek [11] June 4 (2); Halton Reg. Forest [17] June 12 (10 immaculate and fresh); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 17 (2); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (3); Hwy 634 [53](km 41) June 21 (1); Branchton [15] June 24 (9 worn); LaSalette [4] June 24 (1); Birch Island [45](Moorey alvar) July 1 (4 fresh including a pair in copula); Kinmount [37](Reid St) July 3 (1 worn); Brampton [18] August 10 (2 fresh), 18 (1 fresh), (both dates 2nd brood)(TS); Matachewan [50] June 20 (1), Manitoulin Is. [48](Birch Is.) June 23 (10), Sudbury [49] June 24 (20)(LT); Ben Miller [13](Sharp's Creek) Aug. 9 59 (4), Varna [13] Aug. 20 (1)(QFH)~ Delta [27] June 6 - 24 (up to 230 on 15 days), Aug. 12, 13 (up to 10 each day), Ottawa [42](Lynda Lane) June 1 (1), (Fletcher Wildlife Garden) Aug. 9 (4), (Fisher Ave.! Baseline Rd.) Aug. 18 (2), Bells Comers [42](2.8 km WNW of) July 4 (1), (2.8 km WSW of) Sept. 24 (1 C), (2.5 km WSW of), Oct. 12 (1 very worn C- late), Ramsayville [42](3.6 km NNE of) Aug. 7 (3)(JPC)~ Arnprior [40](0.8 km E of) June 10 (many), Balsam Hill [40](2.5 km W of) June 17 (3), Dwyer Hill Sdg. [42](4.8 km SE of) Sept. 2 (1), Appleton [41](2 km ENE of) Sept. 16 (3)(RAL)~ CrieffBog [16] June 4 (10), 10 (4), Pinery P.P. [7] June 10 (20), Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (20+), 24 (10)(MNP)~ seen in small numbers around the Province from June 6 to Aug. 26 (WIM)~ Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (1), Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) Sept....·l0 (3)(RLB)~ Pinery [7] and area - June 4 to Sept. 13 (15 at Goose Marsh on June 17)(1S et al)~ Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (20)(BC). 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 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] July 19 (1), Hilton Falls C.A. [17] July 26 (2)(CR); Delta [27] July 15, 16 (up to 96 each day), Aug. 12, 13 (5 or 6 each day), Bells Comers [42](2.7 km WNW of) July 4 (2)(JPC)~ Kakabeka Falls [52] July 22 (30+)(NGE)~ Leslie Spit [19] June 17 (1)(MNP)~ Branchton [15] July 23 (5)(TEA)~ Nassagaweya [17](Lot 27, Con. 7) .July 4 (1), 24 (1), Thessalon [48](Walkers Rd. 2.2 km N of Hwy. 17) July 12 (1), Eagle [3](L Erie shore) July 14 (5)(WIM)~ Big Chute [35] July 23 (2) (RLB)~ Pinery [7] and area - July 5 to Aug. 31 (JS et al)~ Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (70+)(BC)~ Point Pelee [1] June 29 (1 ex. fresh dark M + 1 ex. fresh intermediate M), 30 (6 ex. fresh M), July 4 (1 ex. fresh dark M), 6 (1 ex. fresh dark M), 8 (1 ex. fresh F), 10 (5 fresh), 11 (1 fresh M), 22 (3 worn M + 2 fresh F), 26 (1 fresh F)(AW)~ July 29 (4 worn F)(AW et al.)~ July 31 (2 worn F), Aug. 2 (2 worn F), 6 (3 worn F)(AW)~ Aug. 7 (1 not fresh F)(WGL+AW)~ Aug. 15 (2 worn F)(AW). Genus CCXXXIII: Erebia Dalman 3. Erebia disa (Thunberg) DISA ALPINE a) d. mancinus Doubleday and Hewitson - (TL - vic. Banff, Alberta) In 1995 - Tolfree Lake [52](S ofAlbany R.) June 18-21 (4)(NGE). 6. Erebia discoidalis (W. Kirby) RED DISKED ALPINE a) d discoidalis (W. Kirby) - (TL - Cumberland House, Manitoba) In 1995 - Matachewan [50] May 22 (8), June 1 (5)(LT)~ Tolfree Lake [52](S ofAlbany R.) June 17 (1)(Dave Elder). Genus CCXXXVI: Oeneis Hubner 3. Oeneis macounii (W.H. Edwards) MACOUN'S ARCTIC - (TL - Nipigon, Ontario) In 1995 - no reports. 60 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 1995 - Matachewan [50] June 12 (10), 15 (30)(LT); Matachewan [50](10 km S on Hwy. 65) June 15 (several M&F flying on a sandy road in a Jack Pine barren - looked superficially like macounii and amswer to the description for ssp. calais)(AMH). 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 1995 - Matachewan [50] June 27 (2 wom)(LT); Mer Bleue bog [42] May 25 (5)(JPC); Tolfree Lake [52](S ofAlbany R.) June 17-21 (4)(NGE). 10. Oeneis melissa (Fabricius) MELISSA ARCTIC - (TL - Newfoundland) In 1994 - no reports. 11. Oeneis polixenes (Fabricius) POLlXENES 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 1995 - Rattray Marsh [18] August 4 (1), 8 (2), 12 (1), 16 (1), 22 (1), 24 (1), 26 (2), Sept. 1 (2), 8 (1), 12 (15), 28 (1), 29 (2), Oct. 1 (1), Oct. 2 (1), Oct. 13 (1 emerged from captive pupa), Oct. 18 (1), Crediton Pkwy [18] August 29 (2), Sept. 2 (5), 4 (10), 9 (5), 10 (4), 18 (1), 19 (1), 27 (2), Rattray Marsh & Crediton Pkwy [18] Sept. 5 (12), 13 (17),21 (14), Jack Darling Park [18] Oct. 20 (7), 23 (5), 26 (3)(CR); Stoney Creek [11] June 4 (2); South Walsingham Woods [4] June 17 (3), 25 (3); Kirkfield [36](@ 10 km N) June 19 (1), July 3 (2); Hwy 634 [53] (km 41) June 21 (1 at milkweed); Branchton [15] June 24 (2); LaSalette [4] June 24 (2); Forestville [4] June 24 (1); St. Williams [4](Manester Tract) June 25 (1); Turkey Point Picetum [4] June 25 (3), Sept. 30 (10); Birch Island [45] July 1 (2); Brampton [18] Oct. 5 (1); Point Pelee N. P. [1] Sept. 10 (12), 17 (30, 24 (5 and 1 small larva on Milkweed), Oct. 1 (11),9 (48); Leamington [1] Sept. 24 (1), Oct. 9 (6); Backus Woods [4] Sept. 30 (5); Wheatley [2] (Two Creeks C. A.) Oct. 1 (5), 9 (8); Rondeau P. P. [2] Oct. 1 (15); Long Point [4](Big Creek dykes) Sept. 30 (6)(TS); Manitoulin [48](Birch Is.) June 23 (1), Matachewan [50] July 5 (1), 11 (3), Aug. 10 (1), Hunts ville [38] July 22 (1)(LT); Toronto [19](garden) first seen June 14 - very low numbers late August & early September - last seen Sept. 29 (as last year, one caught by neighbourhood cat)(WE); Zurich [13](S. Hay Swamp) July 1 (3), Aug. 20 (3), 28 (4), Sept. 16 (1), Toronto [19](High Park) July 9 (2 larvae), Branchton [16] July 23 (1), Ben Miller [13](Sharp's Creek) Aug. 9 (1), Varna [13] Aug. 20 (2)(QFH); Delta [27] June 6 - 22 (up to 3 on 7 days), July 15, 16 (lor 2 each day), Aug. 12, 13 (4 or 5 each day - 61 pair in copula at approx. 17:00 hrs. on Aug. 12), Various locations [42] June 27 - Sept. 8 (a total of 22 individuals), Bells Corners [42](2.7 km WNW of) July 4 (1), Ramsayville [42](3.3 km NNW of) Sept. 16 (2), Sept. 19 (4), Oct. 2 (3), Oct. 11 (2)(JPC); Nipigon [52] Sept. 4 (1), Hurkett [52] Sept. 4 (1) - (only specimens seen all year!)(NGE); Presqu'ile P.P. [22] May 21 (1)(JK); Fitzroy Hbr. [42](5 km SE of) Aug. 12 (5th instar larva on A. syriaca), 20 (1), Sept. 2 (1), Oct. 1 (1), Vanier [42] Oct. 12 (1)(RAL); Leslie Spit [19] June 17 (2), Aug. 13 (1), 19 (2), Bronte Creek [17] June 18 (3), 24 (2), Branchton [15] July 3 (1), 30 (2)(MNP); very low numbers all season, a maximum of 3 at Eagle [3](L Erie shore) July 14 (WIM); Uhthoff-Coldwater [35] July 3 (5), Carden Twp. [36](Alvar) Sept. 2 (6), 3 (2)(RLB); Lambton Co. [7] seen from June 5 to Oct. 18 - fairly low numbers (JS et al); Kettle Point to Sylvan [7] July 2 (50+)(BC); Point Pelee [1] May 12 (1 fairly fresh)(RLW et al.); May 14 (1)(DWL+GML); May 26 (1), 28 (1 ex. fresh + 1),30 (4 fresh), 31 (2 ex. fresh)(AW); June 2 (6 ex. fresh)(AW+RME); June 4 (2 ex. fresh), 10 (8 fresh), July 3 (6 fresh to worn)(AW); July 18 (2 ex. fresh - first fall migrants flying S at Tip (AW+DJM); July 22 (6 ex. fresh), 29 (8 ex. fresh)(AW et al.); July 30 (8 - roosting at sunset at North Dike)(AW); Sept. 30 (20 ex. fresh)(AW+RHC); Oct. 6 (400 ex. fresh), 16 (80 ex. fresh - roosting at Tip), 23 (98 ex. fresh), 29 (15 ex. fresh), Nov. 10 (1 fresh)(AW); Dec. 4 (1 - record late for Point Pelee) (EB); Pelee Drive (N ofPoint Pelee)[1] May 28 (1)(AW); Castleton [22](Lot 24, Con. 6, Cramahe Twp.) June 6, 10 (1 ovum), July 16 (fresh)(RCC). ******************** CORRECTIONS TO PREVIOUS T.E.A. PUBLICATIONS (continued): d) In occasional Publication # 27-95 (1994 Summary) on page 65 - species # 5449 - change Oct. 6 to June 28. e) In Occasional Publication # 27-95 (1994 Summary), on pages 77 ff, the marks * and # have no significance. ******************** 62 7. SELECTED REPORTS OF MOTHS IN ONTARIO 1995 - Compiled by Duncan Robertson The selection comprises all reports received ofSesiidae, Cossidae, Saturniidae, Sphingidae, the genera Catocala and Schinia, and a few other (large, odd, or colourful) species; and some reports of species that are uncommon in Ontario, or species (not necessarily uncommon) that have seldom or never been reported in these pages. The species are named, arranged, and numbered as in Ronald W. Hodges et al., 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. Numbers in - square braokets are additions to the Hodges series. Changes in higher classifications have been left unacknowledged. The county or district is indicated by a bold number before the place-names. 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. Six-digit numbers indicate the year, month, and day and may be abbreviated to four digits for just the year and month or two digits for just the year. Hypenated date numbers indicate inclusive dates. Four-digit numbers after a semicolon indicate a month and day in the same year; two-digit numbers after a comma indicate a day in the same month. Other information (in round brackets or square) is abbreviated thus: sev. = several, 0' = male, ~ = female, It = 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, "/+" meaning "or more". The absence of a number indicates a report of one specimen, 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; but by a colon, the same specimens. Names ofcontributors are listed on page 1. HEPIALIDAE 20 Sthenopis quadriguttatus (Grt.). 40 Driftwood Provo Pk [c lID] 93. 9407. 22 Sthenopis auratus Grt. 38 Huntsville area 950714 (worn p DR ver. IDL). INCURVARIIDAE 229 Adelapurpurea Wlk. 22 Baltimore 950504 (WIDE). GRACILLARDDAE 601 Caloptilia coroniella (Clem.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 941030. 950506. OECOPHORIDAE 865 Agonopterixpteleae B. & Bsk. 7 Port Franks 931095 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 914 Semioscopis inornata Wlsm. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950506, 20. 942 Nites grotella (Rob.). 7 Port Franks 950414 (KS+KZ). GELECHllDAE 1857 Telphusa Cham. 1872latifasciella (Cham. 1875). 7 Port Franks 94 (mv/uv KS+KZ ver. IDL). 63 2243 Anacampsis niveopulvella (Cham.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940728; 0823. 2278 Brachyacma glenni Clarke. FIRST CAN. RECORD. 7 Port Franks 940826 (mv/uv KS+KZ iden. JDL). 2291 Trichotaphe Clem. 1860 bilobella (Zell. 1873) [Dichomeris]. 7 Port Franks 940727 (mv/uv KS+KZ). PLUTELLIDAE 2366 Plutellaxylostella (L.). 38 Huntsville area 950821 (mv/uv p DR iden. IDL). 2371 Ypsolopha canariella (Wlsm.). 7 Port Franks 940831 (mv/uv KS+KZ). SESIIDAE 2536 Melittia cucurbitae (Harr.). 10 Brantford [WGL] 950623 (5), 25 (5), 29 (4),30 (5). 11 Hamilton 950719 (WGL). 2554 Synanthedon acerni (Clem.). 7 Port Franks 950618 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10 Brantford 950606 (WGL). 2570 Synanthedon albicornis (Hy. Edw. 1881). 17 Blue Springs (Scout Camp) 950711 (WIM). COSSIDAE 2693 Prionoxystus robiniae (Peck). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 940701 (KS+KZ). 50 Mataehewan 950628; 0704 (1t LT). 2694 Prionoxystus macmurtrei (Guer.). 40 Foy Provo Pk 9407 (e JID) - Stonecliffe 950708 (WGL). TORTRICIDAE 2769 Pseudosciaphila duplex (Wlsm.). 38 Huntsville area 950811 (p DR iden. PTD). 50 Mataehewan 940704 (1t LT). 2812 Olethreutes valdana (MeD.). 26 Kingston 950711 (uv p DR iden. PTD). 2860 Hedya separatana (Kit.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940720. 950620. 2863 Hedya chionosema (Zell.). 26 Kingston 950707 (uv p DR ver. PTD). 3066 Eucosma gloriola Heinr.. 7 Port Franks 950520 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 3074 Eucosma tocullionana Heinr. [uv p DR iden. PTD] 26 Kingston 950531. 38 Huntsville area 950712. 3116 Eucosma dorsisignatana (Clem.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940816; 0914 (3). 950815. 40 Round Lake Centre 950905 (e JID). 3211 Notocelia culminana (Wlsm). 38 Huntsville area 950821 (mv/uv p DR iden. PTD). 3233 Proteoteras crescentana Kft. 26 Kingston 950531 (uv p DR iden. PTD). 3247 Pseudexentera mali Free. 7 Port Franks 950520 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 3264 Gretchena m;,atana Heinr. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950818, 19,20. 38 Huntsville area 64 [p DR iden. PTD] 930612.950624 (uv). 3351 Epinotia lindana (Fern.). 7 Port Franks 950902 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 50 Matachewan 940924 (It c LT iden. PTD). 3384 Ancylis mediofasciana (Clem.). 50 Matachewan 940530 (It c LT iden. PTD). 3517 Acleris subnivana (Wlk.). 17 Acton area 951117 (It WIM). 3548 Acleris variana (Fern.). 38 Huntsville area 950902 (uv p DR iden. PTD). 3607 Argyrotaenia occultana Free. 26 Kingston [uv p DR iden.PTD] 930515 (2).950513; 0707; 0816. 3624 Argyrotaenia alisellana (Rob.). 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. area 940626 (KS+KZ) - Port Franks 950623 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 3638 Choristoneurafumiferana (Clem.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 930724. 940705 3672 Syndemis afjlictana (Wlk. 1863). 7 Port Franks 950521 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 26 Kingston 930523 (uv p DR iden. PTD). 38 Huntsville area 930613 (p DR). 3690 Adoxophyesfurcatana (Wlk. 1863). 7 Port Franks 940819 (mv/uv KS+KZ). ZYGAENIDAE 4624 Harrisina americana (Guer.). 4 Long Point Provo Pk 950701 (3 WGL). LIMACODIDAE 4654 Torlricidiajlexuosa (Grt.). 1 Point Pelee 950720 (ex. fresh AW+WGL). 7 Port Franks 940618 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 38 Huntsville area 950714 (uv p DR iden. IDL). 40 Round Lake Ctr. 950619 (c JID). 4659 Packardia geminata (pack.). 7 Port Franks 940618 (3 mv/uv KS+KZ). 4677 Phobetron pithecium (J. E. Smith). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940708, 18, 19. 950718. 11 Lynden 950716 (2 ~ WGL). PYRALIDAE 4787 Eoparargyractis plevie (Dyar). 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] 950704, 12 (3), 17 (3). 4789 Metrea ostreonalis Grt. 50 Matachewan [It LT 3c] 950628 (2), 29 (2). 4889 Dicymolomiajulianalis (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940819.950610; 0817, 18. 17 Acton area 950723 (It WIM). 4901 Evergestis unimacula (G. & R.). 7 Port Franks 940903 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 4945 Crocidophora tuberculalis Led. 7 Port Franks 940813 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 4980 Helvibotys helvialis (Wlk.). 15 Branchton area 950723 (daytime PM). 4987 Sitochroa chortalis (Grt.). 7 Karner Blue Sanct. [KS+KZ] 940522, 28 - Port Franks 950531 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 5079 Udea rubigalis (Gn.). 40 Round Lake Centre 9408 (c JID). 65 5276 Herpetogramma abdominalis (Zell.). 38 Huntsville area 950723 (uv, It: p DR iden. JDL). 5317 Donaeaula aquilella (Clem.). 50 Matachewan 930711 (It LT iden. JDL). 5339 Crambus paseuellus (L.) 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] 950624; 0712. 5340 Crambus hamellus (Thunb.). 50 Matachewan 940811 (It c LT). 5357 Crambus leaehellus (Zinck.). 26 Kingston [uv p DR] 950816 (3). 38 Huntsville area 950624 (uv p DR). 5365 Crambus girardellus Clem. 38 Huntsville area 950723 (2 uv P DR). 5366 Crambus watsonellus Klots. FIRST CAN. REPORTS. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ iden. BerL] 940820. 950827. 5391 Chrysoteuehia topiaria (Zell.). 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] 950712; 0811. 5408 Catoptria latiradiella (Wlk.). 38 Huntsville area 950813 (uv p DR). 5466 Vaxa eritiea (Fbs.). 7 Port Franks 950724 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 5556 Tosale oviplagalis (Wlk). 11 Hamilton 950705 (WGL). 5622 Galleria mellonella (L.). 7 Pinery Prov.Pk 950628 (2 KS+KZ). Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 5655 Aerobasis trieolorella Grt. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940705; 0819. 50 Matachewan 940718 (It c LT). THYRIDIDAE 6077 Thyris sepulehralis Guer. 1 Point Pelee [AW] 950615 (ex. fresh), 22 (4 fresh +RME). PTEROPHORIDAE 6127 Stenoptilodes auriga (B. & L.). FIRST CAN. REC. 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. area 940903 (KS+KZ). 6145 Stenoptilia pallistriga (B. & McD.). FIRST CAN. REC. 7 Port Franks 940802 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 6160 Adaina ambrosiae (Mrt.). SECOND ONT. REC. 7 Port Franks 940802 (mv/uv KS+KZ). DREPANIDAE 6253 Eudeilinia herminiata (Gn.). 1 Point Pelee 950806 (AW+WGL). 7 Port Franks 950725 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Comers 950526 (WGL). GEOMETRIDAE 6279 ftame oeciduaria (pack). 7 Pinery Provo Pk area 940711 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 6282 flame argillaeearia (pack). 7 Pinery Provo Pk area 940618 (100+ +? KS+KZ). 6283 flame sulphurea (pack.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940604, 18. 50 Matachewan 950819 (It LT). 6294 ftame abruptata (Wlk). 7 Port Franks 950611 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 66 6331 Semiothisapromiscuata Fgn. FIRST CAN. RECORD. 1 Point Pelee 940814 (AW). 6358 Semiothsa species, undescribed, near ordinata ofauthors. FIRST CAN. RECORD. 1 Point Pelee 940806 (AW). 6397 Semiothisa mellistrigata (Grt.). 7 Port Franks 940606 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 6428 Orlhofidonia tinctaria (Wlk.). 50 Matachewan 950602 (It LT). 6639 Eufidonia discospilata (Wlk.). 40 Round Lake Centre [c JID] 93. 950604. 6693 Apodrepanulatrix liberaria (Wlk.). 7 [mv/uv KS+KZ] Karner Blue Sanct. 940829 - Port Franks 940830;0914.950830;0903,07,13; 1008. 6799 Epi"anthis substriataria (Hulst). 50 Matachewan 950512 (3 It IT). 6834 Cepphis decoloraria (Hulst). 7 Port Franks 940701 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 7199 Eulithis propulsata (Wlk.). 50 Matachewan 950716 (It c LT iden. IDL). 7219 Thera otisi (Dyar). 7 Port Franks 950916 (7 mv/uv KS+KZ ver. KBB). 7422 Hydrelia inornata (Hulst). 40 Round Lake Centre 950510 (c JID). 7449 Eupithecia palpata Pack. 7 Port Franks 950610 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 7474 Eupithecia miserulata Grt. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940831. 950618; 0903. 7487 Eupithecia subfuscata (Haw.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950624 (KS+KZ). 7543 Eupithecia annulata (Hulst). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950531; 0618 (2); 0702. 7575 Eupithecia mutata Pears. 38 Huntsville area 950619 (uv p DR iden. KBB). SATURNTIDAE 7704 Eades imperialis (Drury). 38 Gravenhurst 950629 (fresh GB). 40 Round Lake Centre 950630 (c JID). 7715 Dryocampa rubicunda (p.) 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940604 (2); 0704, OS, 27. 38 Uffington 950616 (AS). 40 Round Lake Ctr. 950620 (c JID). 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950530; 0606-0713 (51/+). 7719 Anisota senatoria (1. E. Smith). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 940705 (KS+KZ). 7723 Anisota virginiensis (Drury). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 940618. 950624 (3). 7746 Automeris io (p.). 7 (KS+KZ] Pinery Provo Pk 950628 - Port Franks 940606 (mv/uv). 7757 Antheraea polyphemus (Cram.). 7 Port Franks 940705 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Comers area [WGL] 950530; 0624. 11 Lynden 950630 (WGL). 17 Acton area 950722 (It WIM). 19 Scar borough 950709 (It PM). 22 Port Hope area 950612 (6 dayresting DR). 26 Kingston area 950610 (uv DR). 33 Markdale 950623 (RLB). 38 Gravenhurst 950606 (RLB) - Huntsville 950616 (eclosed HO+ JO), 21 (RLB) - Huntsville area [uv DR] 950614, 16 (6 tattered p, 2 6 fresh p), 17 (~, 3 6, 6 ragged, o fresh), 18 (0, 0 bit ragged, 0 It), 19 (antennaeless, 2 ~, ~ fresh, 0, 0 fresh), 24 (~fresh, obit ragged), 26 (0 almost wingless, almost fresh); 0820 (Iarva spinning p) - Uffington 950616 (3 AS). 40 Round Lake Ctr. [c JID] 93. 95060250 Matachewan [It LT] 950616, 17 10). 67 7758 Actias luna (L.). 38 Bala 950606 (RLB) - Bracebridge 950616 (RLB) - Gravenhurst 950605 (RLB) - Uffington 950619 (AS). 40 Foy Provo Pk 9306 (c JID) - Round Lake Centre 950524. 50 Matachewan 950527-0708 (2/+ It LT). 7764 Callosamia promethea (Drury.). 7 Port Franks 9404 (4 pupae KS+KZ). 38 Frontenac Provo Pk 950606-08 (sev. eclosed SR). 7767 Hyalophoria cecropia (L.). 11 Lynden 950618 (WGL). 26 Kingston area 9950610 (uv DR). 38 Huntsville area [uv DR] 950617, 19 (3 0). 40 Round Lake Centre 950606 (c JID). 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950615 (4), 17. . SPHINGIDAE 7775 Manduca sexta (L.). 1 Point Pelee [ex. fresh AW] 950821 (4),25 (22); 0905 (14 fresh to worn), 08 (15 fresh to worn), 15 (12 fresh). 7776 Manduca quinquemaculata (Haw.). 1 Leamington area 951012 (ex. fresh AW) - Point Pelee [ex. fresh AW] 950718 (~); 0825 (3); 0905 (2) ,08, 15 (~), 29 (fresh +RHC). 11 Lynden 950716 (WGL). 7784 Dolba hyloeus (Drury). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940626. 950812. 7786 Ceratomia amyntor (Geyer). 1 Arner (Cedarwin Camp) 950720 (worn AW+WGL). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940626; 0705, 31. 950718,23, 25. 10 Osborne Corners areas 950623 (WGL). 11 Lynden [WGL] 950705, 17. 14 St Mary's 950717 (uv PM). 38 Huntsville area [uv DR] 950617 (1, p); 0715 (p). 7787 Ceratomia undulosa (Wlk.). 1 Arner (Cedarwin Camp) 950720 (ex. fresh AW+WGL). 7 Pinery P. P. 950719 (KS+KZ) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940705, 06. 10 Osborne Corners area 950609 (WGL). 17 Acton area 950624 (It WIM). 38 Bracebridge 950615 (uv cAS) - Huntsville area [uv DR] 950617 (1, p), 18, 19 (2), 24 (2, 2p), 26 (1, 3p), 27 (1, 2p); 0704 (2 p), 14 (3 p), 18 (p), 19 (4 p), 20 (2 p), 22, 23; 0914 (2 RLB) - Uffington [AS] 950617, 19 (5). 40 Foy Provo Pk [c JID] 93. 9406 (2); 07 Round Lake Ctr. 93 (c JID). 50 Matachewan 950617-0717 (3/+ It LT). 26 Sharbot Lake 950726 (LT). 7802 Sphinx chersis (Hbn.). 1 Point Pelee [AW] 950718 (2 not fresh), 20 (4 fresh +WGL). 7809 Sphinx kalmiae J. E. Smith. 1 Arner (Cedarwin Camp) 950720 (ex. fresh AW+WGL) - Point Pelee [AW] 950718 (2 ex. fresh); 0806 (2 worn +WGL). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940718; 0807. 11 Lynden [WGL] 950624; 0724. 38 Huntsville area [uv DR] 950617 (p), 14 (p), 15 (2 p), 18 (p), 19 (p), 22 - Uffington 950616 (AS). 40 Round Lake Centre 1950715 (c JID). 50 Matachewan 950627-0819 (3/+ It LT). 7810 Sphinx gordius Cram. [poecila Stephens, as distinct from gordius]. 38 Huntsville area [uv DR] 950616 (p), 24 - Uffington 950616 (3 AS). 40 Round Lake 93 (c JID) - Round Lake Centre [c JID] 9407. 950624. 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950601 (2),29-0704 (35/+). 7811 Sphinx luscitiosa Clem. 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950617,18 (2). 7812 Sphinx drupiferarum J. E. Smith. 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 940705, 25 - Port Franks 950719 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 26 Kinsgston area 950610 (uv p DR). 7817 Lapara bombycoides Wlk. 7 Pinery Prov.Pk [KS+KZ] 950619 (2); 0708 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940626; 0703, 04 (2),05 (2), 08. 11 Lynden [WGL] 950624; 0716. 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] 950616, 25; 0719.40 Round Lake Centre 950625 (cJID). 50 Matachewan 950617-0712 (5/+ It LT). 68 7821 Smerinthusjamaicensis (Drury). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940622; 0821. 17 Acton area 950624 (It WIM). 38 Huntsville area [uv DR] 950614, 18 (2 p); 0913 (RLB). 40 Driftwood Provo Pk 9407 (2 c JID). 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950617, 18 (2). 7822 Smerinthus cerisyi Kby. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940618.950521; 0716. 17 Acton area [It WIM] 950531; 0626. 33 Dyers Bay 950622 (RLB). 40 Foy Provo Pk 9406 (c JID). 50 Matachewan 950527-31 (5/+ It LT). 7824 Paonias excaecatus (J. E. Smith). 1 Arner (Cedarwin Camp) 950720 (2 ex. fresh AW+WGL). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940704; 05,.08, -18 (3), 24. 950630; 0716, 17; 0812. 26 Kingston 950530 (uv p DR) - Kingston area 950610 (uv DR). 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] 950615, 16, 18,27 Uffington 950616 (AS). 40 Foy Provo Pk 9407 (c JID) - Round Lake Centre 950617 (c JID). 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950615 (4), 26 (3). 7825 Paonias myops (J. E. Smith). 1 Arner (Cedarwin Camp) 950720 (ex. fresh AW+WGL). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 950624, 28; 0716, 19,23 - Port Franks 940702 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 11 Lynden 950601 (WGL). 17 Acton area 950722 (It WIM). 26 Kingston area 950610 (2 uv DR). 33 Dyers Bay 950622 (RLB). 38 Huntsville area [uv DR] 950616, 18, 19; 0913 (RLB) - Uffington 950916 (2 AS). 40 Round Lake Centre 950724 (c JID). 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950615, 17 (4). 7827 Laothoejuglandis (J. E. Smith) [Amorpha]. 10 Osborne Comers area 950615 (WGL). 17 Acton area [It WIM] 950610, 18. 50 Matachewan 950603 (It LT). 7828 Pachysphinx modesta (Raff.). 7 Port Franks 950724 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 11 Lynden [WGL] 950618; 0705, 16. 32 Dyers Bay 950622 (RLB). 38 Bala 950615 (RLB) - Huntsville area [uv p DR] 950619,24; 0703 - Uffington 950616 (AS). 40 Foy Provo Pk [c JID] 93. 9407 (4). 50 Matachewan 950601-0717 (4/+ It LT) 7853 Hemaris thysbe (F.). 1 Windsor: Ojibway Nature Reserve 950819 (daytime WIM). 15 Branchton area 950723 (daytime PM). 17 Acton area [WIM] 950606 (at lilac); 0822 (at bergamot). 26 Kingston [at bergamot DR] 950606 (at rocket), 15 (at red campion), 25 (1, at teasel), 26 (1, at teasel); 0803, 06. 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950612 (2), 14 (8). 7854 Hemaris gracilis (G. & R.). 40 Round Lake Centre 9405 (c JID). 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950609, 12 (3). 7855 Hemaris diffinis (Bdv.). 7 Kamer Blue Sanct. [dayflying KS+KZ] 940618, 19. 10 Brantford 950713 (WGL). 11 Hamilton 950719 (WGL). 40 Round Lake Centre 950513 (c JID). 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950618, 19 (3). 7859 Eumorphapandorus (Hbn.). 1 Leamington area [AW] 951012 (ex. fresh), 13 (worn) - Point Pelee [AW] 950718 (4 ex. fresh), 20 (5 ex. fresh +WGL); 0806 (7 fresh to worn +WGL), 21 (2 worn); 0905 (not fresh), 08 (worn), 29 (fresh +RHC). 7 Port Franks 940730 (2 mv/uv KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Comers area 950731 (WGL). 7861 Eumorpha achemon (Drury). 1 Point Pelee 950718 (fresh AW). Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940714. 950726. 7870 Sphecodina abbottii (Swainson). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940604, 06. 950520. 10 Brantford [WGL] 950523, 30 - Osborne Comers area [WGL] 950520, 25, 30 (3); 0604, 07. 26 Kingston 950602 (uv p DR). 69 7871 Deidamia inseripta (Rarr.). 1 Point Pelee 950528 (ex. fresh AW). 2 Wheatley Provo Pk 950516 (PM). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940604 (5). 950520. 10 Osborne Corners area [WGL] 950523, 27, 30. 26 Kingston 950526 (uv p DR). 7873 Amphionfloridensis B. P. Clark. 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950619 (GV). 7877 Proserpinusflavofaseiata (Wlk.). 52 Nakina area 950703 (mature larvae MCN) - White Lake Provo Pk 950704 (mature larvae MCN). 7884 Darapsa versicolor (Rarr.). 10 Osborne Corners area 950630 (WGL). 7885 Darapsa myron (Cram.). 1 Pelee Island: Fish Point 950716 (sev. WIM). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 950624; 0814 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940614; 0705. 950610 (2), 18 (2); 0716 (6), 23, 27. 11 Lynden 950616 (WGL). 19 Scarborough 950716 (uv PM). 26 Kingston area 950610 (3 uv P DR). 38 Huntsville area 950617 (uv DR). 50 Matachewan 950803 (1t LT) 7886 Darapsa pholus (Cram.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940614, 18. 38 Huntsville area 950624 (worn uv DR). 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950615, 26 (4); 0717. 7890 Xylophanes tersa (L.). 1 Leamington area 951012 (ex. fresh at bouncing Bet AW) - Point Pelee [at bouncing Bet AW] 950825 (fresh); 0905 (worn). 7892 Hyles euphorbiae (L.). 10 Osborne Corners area 950628 (WGL). 7893 Hyles gallii (Rottemburg). 26 Kingston 950603 (uv p DR). 50 Matachewan 950718 (emerged LT). 52 Ouimet Canyon area 950702 (mv/uv MCN). 7894 Hyles lineata (p.). 1 Leamington area [AW] 951012 (ex. fresh), 13 (2 fresh) - Point Pelee [AW] 950915 (2 ex. fresh), 23 (3 fresh); 1019 (2 daytime). ARCTDDAE 8043 Eilema bieolor (Grt.). 40 Driftwood Provo Pk 9407 (c JID) - Round Lake Centre 9407 (c JID). 8045.1 Crambidia pallida Pack. 1 Point Pelee 950720 (fresh AW+WGL). 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. 950823 (KS+KZ) - Pinery Prov Pk [KS+KZ] 950725; 0807, 14 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950819 (8),21 (2). 11 Lynden 9500718 (WGL). 8162 Plataretia parlhenos (Rarr.). 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. 950805 (AR). 40 Foy Provo Pk 9407 (c JID). 50 Matachewan 950626-0704 (4/+ It LT). 52 Geraldton area 950703 (mv/uv MCN) - Ouimet Canyon area 950702 (mv/uv MCN). 8166 Aretia eaja (L.). 7 Ipperwash Beach area [KS+KZ] 940801, 07 - Port Franks 950724 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10 Brantford [WGL] 950801; 0925. 11 Lynden 950801 (WGL). 40 Foy Provo Pk [c JID] 92. 9407 (2) - Round Lake Centre 9407 (c JID). LYMANTRDDAE 8314 Orgyia definita Pack. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940923 (3). 950817; 0903, 13 (2), 16. 40 Round Lake Centre 93 (~ reared on raspberry c JID). 70 NOCTUIDAE - Herminiinae 8323.1 Idia sepcies near aeumla. 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 950716; 0814 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ ver. CNC] 940718. 950712. 8326 Idia rotundalis (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 0725; 0825. 8328 Idiajulia (B. & McD.). 7 Port Franks 940815 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 8333Idia denticulalis (Harv.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940726; 0813. 8352 Zanciognathajacchusalis (Wlk.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950723 (3 KS+KZ) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940831; 0819. 8411 Colobochyla interpuncta (Grt.). 11 Lynden 950731 (WGL). Hypenodinae 8427 Dyspyralis puncticosta (Sm.). 7 Karner Blue Sanct. 940729 (3 bait KS+KZ) - Port Franks 950725 (mv/uv KS+KZ). Catocalinae 8491 Ledaea perditalis (Wlk.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950628 (2 KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Corners area 950718 (WGL). 8493 Isogona tenuis (Grt.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950628 (KS+KZ) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940705 (2). 950624. 8499 Metalectra discalis (Grt.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk area [KS+KZ] 940711. 950723, 30 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940725, 26. 950724, 25 (2), 29. 8502 Metalectra tantillus (Grt.). FIRST CAN. RECORD. 7 Port Franks 940714 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 8534 Plusiodonta compressipalpis Go.. 7 Port Franks 950801 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 8545 Anomis erosa Rhn.. 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. 941008 (bait KS+KZ). 8649 Ascalapha odorata (L.). 1 Point Pelee [AW] 950720 (~fairly fresh bait +WGL); 0806 (0 worn bait +WGL). 7 950716 (BK). 8719 Euparthenos nubilis (Rhn.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940604 (3),06 (2); 0703, 05, 08; 0828.950618; 0716. 11 Lynden 950621 (WGL). 38 Huntsville area 950716 (uv p DR). 8770 Catocala innubens (Go.). 10 Brantford [WGL] 950826, 30. 22 Cobourg 950830 WIDE. 26 Kingston 950817 (uv p DR). 8771 Catocala piatrix Grt.. 1 Point Pelee 950818 (ex. fresh AW). 7 Port Franks 940819 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10 Brantford 950826 (2 WGL). 11 Hamilton 950816 (2 WGL). 8775 Catocala antinympha (Rhn.). 40 Foy Provo Pk 9407 (2 c JID) - Round lake Centre 93 (2 c JID). 50 Matachewan 950730-0829 (5/+ It LT). 8776 Catocala coelebs Grt.. 50 Matachewan [1t LT] 950727, 29. 8778 Catocala habilis Grt.. 7 Port Franks 940826 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 8781 Catocalajudith Stkr. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940807. 950825. 71 8788 Catocala retecta Grt.. 11 Hamilton 950816 (WGL). 8791 Catocala insolabilis Gn.. 1 Point Pelee [AW] 950718 (7 ex. fresh), 20 (fresh +WGL). 8795 Catocalapalaeogama Gn.. 1 Point Pelee 950718 (fresh AW). 7 Port Franks 940813 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 11 Hamilton 950802 (WGL). 8798 Catocala neogama (1. E. Smith). 1 Point Pelee 950818 (ex. fresh AW). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940813, 19, 26, 28~ 0914 (3), 24. 950907~ 1006. 8801 Catocala ilia (Cram.). 1 Point Pelee [ex. fresh AW] 950718 (4), 20 (+WGL)~ 0818 (fresh). 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. 950830 (KS+KZ) - Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 940714 (15 bait), 25 (6 bait). 950716, 23~ 0814 (2)~ 0913 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940729~ 0819, 25 (abundant bait); 0903 (2), 12 (2). 950916. 38 Huntsville area 950716 (uv p DR). 8802 Catocala cerogama Gn.. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940819, 31. 950817. 26 Kingston 950817 (bait p DR). 40 Foy Provo Pk 9407 (c JID). 50 Matachewan 950821 (1t LT). 8803 Catocala relicta Wlk.. 1 Point Pelee [ex. fresh AW] 950825, 30) - Sturgeon Creek 950829 (ex. fresh AW). 2 Wheatley 950826 (fresh MKM). 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. [KS+KZ] 950823 (10),25 (13), 30 (2) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940726, 0819, 27; 0903 (2), 23 (20),28 (6 It, 10 bait). 950821,22 (3),29; 0907 (2), 16. 17 Acton area 950821 (1t WIM). 19 Scarborough 950829 (found dead PM). 22 Cobourg 950730-31 (2 eclosed: larvae on aspen WIDE). 35 Orillia 950906 (RLB). 38 Bracebridge 950826 (PM) - Gravenhurst 950825 (2 RLB) - Huntsville area [uv DR] 950819 (/mv p), 21 (/mv: 16,2 p), 23 (1,2 /mv), 25 (3), 29,30 (2),31 (2 /mv); 0902 (1, /mv). 40 Round Lake Centre [c JID] 93. 9408; 09. 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950803, 25-0929 (130/+). 8805 Catocala unijuga Wlk.. 1 Point Pelee 950825 (fairly fresh "light", ex. fresh "dark" AW). 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. 950825 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940731~ 0819~ 0903 (4), 14. 19 Scar borough 950820 (2 bait PM). 38 Huntsville area 950722 (uv LT)~ [DR] 0821 (mv/uv), 27 (uv p); 0906 (mv p). 40 Driftwood Provo Pk 9408 (c JID) - Round lake Centre [c JID] 93 (3). 9408.950728,0930. 50 Matachewan 950727-30 (2/+ It LT). 8806 Catocala parta Gn.. 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. 950825 (KS+KZ) - Port Franks 940914 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 26 Kingston 950802 (uv p DR). 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR] 950802, 06, 23 (/mv). 40 Round Lake Centre 93 (c JID). 8817 Catocala briseis Edw.. 1 Sturgeon Creek 950825 (ex. fresh AW). 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. [KS+KZ] 950823 (4),25 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940827, 30~ 0903 (3). 950727. 10 Brantford [WGL] 950722~ 0826. 11 Lynden 950725 (WGL). 38 Huntsville area [uv DR] 950820 (/mv p), 22 (/mv p), 24 (/mv: 1, p), 29 (p), 30 (mv), 31 (p)~ 0902 (2 p), 05 (mv/ p). 40 Round Lake Centre 950824 (c JID). 50 Matachewan 950727-0926 (3/+ It LT). 53 Cochrane 950806 (LT). 8822 Catocala meskei Grt.. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940807, 19,25,26; 0912. 10 Osborne Comers area 950816 (WGL). 11 Copetown 950823 (WGL). 8832 Catocala cara Gn.. 1 Point Pelee [ex. fresh AW] 950729 (+al.); 0806 (+WGL); 0919 (fresh). 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. [KS+KZ] 950823, 25 - Port Franks 940826 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 8833 Catocala concumbens Wlk.. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940729; 0826. 950826. 26 Kingston 950816 (uv p DR). 38 Huntsville area [uv DR] 950821 (/mv p), 23 (1, /mv). 40 Round Lake Centre [c JID] 93. 9407. 50 Matachewan 950713-29 (6/+ It LT). 72 8834 Catocala amatrix (Hbn.). 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. 950823 (KS+KZ) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940815, 19; 0901 (2). 19 Scarborough 950901 (ait PM). 22 Cobourg 950814 (WIDE). 8846 Catocala sordida Grt.. 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950814 (KS+KZ) - Port Franks 940730 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 40 Driftwood Provo Pk 9408 (c JID). 50 Matachewan 950803-29 (41+ It LT). 8851 Catocala coccinata Grt.. 7 PineryProv. Pk [KS+KZ] 950716, 23 (2), 30; 0814. 40 Driftwood Provo Pk 9408 (c JID). 8857 Catocala ultronia (Hbn.). 1 Point Pelee [ex. fresh AW] 950718 (3), 20 (2 +WGL); 0806 (fairly fresh +WGL). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 940725 (bait). 950814 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940801, 17 (2),19,23 (2). 17 Acton area [It WIM} 950724,26; 0821. 26 Kingston [uv DR] 950802, 03. 38 Healey Lake 950809 (It PM) - Huntsville area [uv DR] 950811, 12,21 (/mv). 40 Round Lake Centre [c JID] 92.9408. 50 Matachewan 95-818-28 (3/+ It LT). 8858 Catocala crataegi Saund.. 1 Point Pelee 950718 (fresh AW). 8863 Catocala mira Grt.. 1 Point Pelee 950718 (fresh AW). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 940725 (2 bait KS+KZ) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940819. 17 Acton area 950729 (It WIM). . 8864 Catocala grynea (Cram.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940726; 0819, 25. 950727; 0817. 19 Scarborough 950719 (It PM). 26 Kingston [uv DR] 950726, 27, 30, 31; 0806,07, 17. 38 Huntsville area 950813 (mv/uv DR). 8865 Catocala praeclara (G. & R.). 38 Healey Lake 950810 (It PM). 8867 Catocala blandula Hulst. 7 Pinery ProVo Pk 950723 (2 KS+KZ). 40 Round Lake Centre 9407 (c JID). 50 Matachewan 950819 (It LT). 8873 Catocala similis Edw.. 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950730 (KS+KZ) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950730, 31. 40 Foy Provo Pk 9407 (c JID) - Round Lake Centre 9408 (c JID). 8874 Catocala minuta Edw.. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950731; 0801. 10 Brantford [WGL] 950713,16,21,22,25,27,30. 8878 Catocala amica (Hbn.). 1 Arner (Cedarwin Camp) 950720 (2 ex. fresh AW+WGL). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 950731; 0814; 0906 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940823, 25, 30. 8878a Catocala lineella Grt. [now considered separate sp.]. 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 950730; 0814 - Port Franks 940825 (mv/uv KS+KZ). Plusiinae 8946 Syngrapha microgamma (Hbn.). 50 Matachewan 940624 (It c LT iden. IDL) Euteliinae 8956 Marathyssa basalis Wlk.. 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950624 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950531. Sarrothripinae 8975 Nycteolafrigidana (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950902, 03. Nolinae 8983 Meganola minuscula (ZeU.). 7 Port Franks 950709 (2 mv/uv KS+KZ). 73 Acontiinae 9048 Lithacodia albidula (Gn.). 7 Port Franks 950709 (2 mv/uv KS+KZ). Acronictinae 9249 Acronicta increta Morr. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940701 (2),03. 9261 Acronicta impressa Wlk.. 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950731 (KS+KZ) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940606, 18 (2), 26. 38 Huntsville area 950722 (3 uv LT). 50 Matachewan 950617- 0816 (it LT). 9274 Acronicta lanceolaria (Grt.). 50 Matachewan 950530 (It IT). Amphipyrinae 9329 Apamea cariosa (Gn.). 7 Port Franks 940720 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 9359 Apamea commoda (Wlk.). 48 Wawa area 950704 (mv/uv MCN). 9362 Apamea indocilis (Wlk. 1856). 19 Scarborough 950723 (It PM). 40 Round Lake Centre 950615 (c JID). 9391 Luperina passer (Gn.). 10 Osborne Comers area 950620 (WGL). 9394 Trichoplexia exornata (Masch.) [Apamea]. 52 Geraldton area 950703 (mv/uv MCN). [c9413] Oligia new species (near subjuncta ofauthors). 38 Huntsville area [uv p DR iden. IDL] 950703,12. 50 Matachewan 940731 (it c LT). 9418 Oligia obtusa (Sm.). 7 Port Franks 950814 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 9429 Lemmeria digitalis (Grt.). 40 Round Lake Centre 951018 (c JID). 9464 Papaipema cerina (Grt.). 11 Lynden 930922 (WGL iden. EQ). 9465 Papaipema duovata (Bird). 7 Port Franks area 93 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 9466 Papaipema cataphracta (Grt). 11 Lynden 940916 (WGL iden .EQ). 9485 Papaipema baptisiae (Bird). 7 Port Franks 940912 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 9490 Papaipema nepheleptena (Dyar). 11 Lynden 951001 (WGL iden. EQ). 9502 Papaipema nelita (Stkr). 7 Port Franks 950903 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10 Osborne Comers area 940828 (WGL iden. EQ). 11 Lynden 940906 (WGL iden. EQ). 9522 Iodopepla u-album (Gn.). SECOND ONT. RECORD. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950520 (3); 0717. 9557 Chytonix sensilis Grt.. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940814, 18. 9558 Chytonix rupeTti Franc.. 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ ver. DFS] 930820 (6). 950731. Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940626; 0818.950618; 0731. 9639 Amphipyra tragopoginis (Cl.). 7 Port Franks 950916 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10 Brantford 950826 (WGL). 19 Scarborough 950729 (uv PM). 9657 Platyperigea multi/era (WIk.) [Caradrina]. 40 Round Lake Centre [c JID] 93. 9408. 74 9662 Balsa malana (Fitch). 40 Round Lake Centre [c JJD] 9500606, 16. 9681 Elaphriafestivoides (Gn.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950628 (4) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940522; 0606, 14, 18,26.950531; 0610 (6), 18 (6), 19 (6),30 (4). 11 Lynden 950630 (WGL). Cuculliinae 9891 Lithophane amanda (Sm.). 7 Port Franks 950429 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 50 Matachewan 950512-0601 (2/+ It LT). 9925 Lithophane lepida Grt.. 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950429; 0501 (2). 9932 Pyrefe"a pettiti (Get.). 7 Port Franks 940423 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 9931 Pyrefe"a ceromatica Get. 7 Port Franks 931025 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 9933.1 Eupsilia sidus (Gn.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uvKS+KZ ver. JDL] 940409, 13; 0508. 9962 Anathixputa (G. & R.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950913 (KS+KZ). 9963 Anathix agressa (Sm.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 940913, 15 (5) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940831; 0914. 9999 Brachylomia discinigra (Wlk.). 50 Matachewan [It LT] 950820 (2),28. 10014 Eutolype rolandi Get. [Psaphida]. 7 Port Franks 950519 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10033 Catabena lineolata Wlk.. 7 Port Franks 950819 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10135 Oncocnemis riparia Morr. 1875 7 Ipperwash [KS+KZ] 940802 (8).950717 (20) - Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 950624 (3), 28; 0719, 23, 30, 31 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 930624-0717 (sev.). 940702,03,05 (4), 08, 19 (4).950630; 0708, 12,27 (2). Hadeninae 10263 Trichoclea artesta (Sm.). 7 Port Franks 950619 (2 mv/uv KS+KZ). 10268 Sideridis maryx (Gn.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950624 (2) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940604, 06 (3); 0705. 950804. ------Polia propodea (McCabe). 52 Geraldton area 950703 (mv/uv MCN iden. TM). 10297 Lacanobia atlantica (Get.) (Polia). 26 Kingston area 950610 (uv p DR vee. JDL). 10372 Lacinipolia anguina (Get.). 7 Kamer Blue Sanct. 940708 (KS+KZ) - Pinery Provo Pk 950624 (KS+KZ) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940606 (2).950520; 0610. 10461 Leucania ursula (Fbs.). 7 Pinery P.P. 950723 (KS+KZ) - Port Franks 940813 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10487 Orthosia rubescens (Wlk.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940508. 950416, 29. 40 Round Lake Centre 950524 (c JJD). 10578 Pseudorthodes vecors (Gn.). 7 Port Franks 940702 (mv/uv KS+KZ). Noctuinae 10641 Agrotis vetusta Wlk.. 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 940913. 950906 (2) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940904. 950825; 0903, 16. 38 Huntsville area 950905 (mv/uv p DR). 40 Round Lake Centre 75 9408 (c JID). 10694 Eucoptocnemisfimbriaris (Gn.). FIRST CAN. REPORTS. 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KZ] 930909, 17. [KS+KZ] 950913 - Port Franks 940915 (mv/uv). 10716 Euxoa aurulenta (Sm.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950610, 19. 10755 Euxoa declarata (Wlk.). 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. area 950902 (2 KS+KZ) - Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 950731~ 0902 (2) - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ ver IDL] 940724. 950730~ 0825~ 0903 10812 Euxoa bostoniensis (Grt.). -7 Port Franks 950916 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10817 Euxoa obeliscoides (Gn.). 7 Port Franks 940813 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 10917 Diarsia rubifera (Grt.). 7 Port Franks 950824 ).mv/uv KS+KZ] [c10968] Anomogyna new species near badicollis (Grt.) [Xestia]. 38 Huntsville area 940816 (p DR iden. IDL). [11011.1] Noctua pronuba (L.). See E. B. Ford, Moths, plate 5:2~ introduced Halifax, 1979 10 Osborne Comers area 951001 (WGL). 38 Huntsville area 950825 (It p DR iden. IDL). 45 [c JKM] Little La Cloche Island 920918 (~) - Manitoulin Island 940804 (0). 52 Thunder Bay 950905 (NGE). 11029 Abagrotis alternata (Grt.). 7 Ipperwash Mil. Res. area 950829 (KS+KZ) - Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 940913 (15). 950716, 19~ 0906 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940825 (2), 27~ 0914. 950731; 0913~ 1006 (2). 38 Huntsville area 940821 (p DR ver. IDL) [21240] Beliothinae 11117 Schinia lynx (Gn.). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 950625; 0804. 11118 Schinia obscurata Stkr. 38 Huntsville area 950717 (uv p DR iden. IDL) 11128 Schinia arcigera (Gn.). 1 Point Pelee [fresh AW] 950905 (~), 16 (ex. fresh: 0, ~ ovipositing on Aster shortii), 24 (+TS), 26, 27 (2), 30 (not fresh +RHC). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 950807, 16 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940813, 17, 18, 19,23 (2). 950815, 19,24. 11 Lynden 950728 (WGL). 17 Acton area 950810 (0 It WIM). 11135 Schinia rivulosa (Gn.). 7 Port Franks 950801 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 11164 Schiniaflorida (Gn.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 940725. 950716 - Port Franks [mv/uv KS+ KZ] 950729~ 0804 (3). 10 Brantford 950722 (WGL) - Osborne Comers area 950724 (WGL). 11 Cope town 950726 (WGL) - Lynden 950725 (WGL). 14 Stratford 950718 (WGL). 17 Acton area [It WIM] 950723,26,27 (2), 28 (5)~ 0802 (at primrose) - Blue Springs 950726 (at primrose WIM). 38 Huntsville area 950713 (2 uv p DR). 40 Driftwood Provo Pk 9407 (c JID) - Round Lake Centre 950713 (c JID). 11173 Schinia sanguinea (Gey), now includes 11171 gloriosa (Stkr.). 7 Pinery Provo Pk 950816 (KS+KZ) - Port Franks 950801 (mv/uv KS+KZ). 11177 Schinia nundina (Drury). 7 Port Franks [mv/uv KS+KZ] 940718, 24, 25. 950723. ******************** 76 8. CONCISE CYCLICAL SUMMARY OF REPORTS OF MOTHS IN ONTARIO: NOCTUIDAE: Amphipyrinae to Heliothinae 1986 to 1995 - Compiled by Duncan Robertson The remarks introductory to the "Selected Reports of Moths" 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 of reporters. 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 hyphenated 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. Additional reporters for cyclical summary only: GID G.J. van Dorsser Peterborough RF Robert G. Finlayson Hamilton JHF Dr. J.H. Fullard U ofT, Erindale BH Barry Harrison Sarborough JJ Joseph Jones Sarborough SBM Scott B. Morell Boston University ALP Allan L. Patterson Kitchener CS Carol Sellars Toronto JS Jim Spottiswood Burlington Amphipyrinae 9328 Apamea nigrior (Sm.). 10 WGL 9407. 9329 Apamea cariosa (Go.). 7 KS+KZ 9407. 9333 Apamea lignicolora (Go.). 11 RC+WGL 9207 (3). 38 DR 8807.8907 (2).9507 (4). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9341 Apamea vultuosa (Grt.). 11 RC 9307. 50 LT 9307,08. 9343 Apamea apamiformis (Go.). 17 WIM 9406. 9348 Apamea amputatrix (Fitch). 1 PM 9208. 2 RC+AW 9307. 7 ALP 8706. RC+KZ 9307. KS+ KZ 9406 (2).9507 (2). 11 RC 9207. 13 DR 8807. 17 WIM 9307 (2). 19 BH 8606,07 (PM). 8709. 9808. 9006 (PM), 07 (+AH). 9106, 07 (JJ). PM 9506. 26 DR 8907 (2), 08. 9307 (2 LT). 9507. 33 RLB 9006. 35 RLB 8908. 9007. 38 DR 8807.9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9306,07 (2),08. 9351 Apamea alia (Go.). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9359 Apamea commoda (Wlk.). 48 MCN 9507. 9360 Apamea impulsa (Go.). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 48 MCN 9507. 50 LT 9306 (2),08 (2). 9361 Apamea mixta (Grt.). 48 MCN 9507. 9362 Apamea indocilis (Wlk.). 19 PM 8907.9507. 40 JID 9506 (c JID). 9364 Apameafinitima Go.. 7 ALP 9006. KS+KZ 9406. 17 WIM 9306.9506. 19 PM 8605.8706. 9306. 52 LT 9207. 77 9367 Agroperina dubitans (Wlk.)[Apamea]. 7 KS+KZ 9508,09. 11 RC 9208. 17 WIM 9508 (2). 19 PM 8707. 21 PM 9309. 38 PM 9008. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8608.9308. 9373 Agroperina helva (Grt.) [Apamea]. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9374 Protagrotis niveivenosa (Grt.) [Apamea]. 7 KS+KZ 9406. 50 LT 9307. 9382 Crymotles devastator (Brace) [Apamea]. 7 KS+KZ 9407,08 (5), 09. 9507 (3), 08 (11). 26 LT 9307 (2).33 RLB 9006. 35 RLB 8808. 38 LT 9507 (2).42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9307,08.9507 (2). 9391 Luperina passer (Gn.) [Apamea]. 10 WGL 9506. 9394 Trichoplexia exornata (Mosch.) [Apamea]. 52 MCN 9507. 9404 Oligia modica (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9507 (2),08 (2). 19 PM 8807. 9108. JJ 9308. 26 DR 9507, 08 (2). 35 RLB 8708. 8808. 38 DR 9508. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 9406 Oligiafractilinea (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9508 (7). 50 LT 9408. 9408 Oligia exhausta (Sm.). 10 RC+WGL 9307. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). [c9413] Oligia new species, near subjuncta ofauthors. 38 DR 9507 (2). 50 LT 9407. 9415 Oligia bridghami (G. & R.). 7 KS+KZ 9407 (3). 9507 (7),08. 26 LT 9507 (2). 35 RLB 9208. 38 LT 9507 (10), 08 (DR). 50 LT 9308,09. 9418 Oligia obtusa (Sm.). 7 KS+KZ 9508. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 9419 Oligia mactata (Gn.). 4 RC 9309 (3). 11 RC 9310 (10). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9308,09. 9509. 9420 Oligia illocata (Wlk.). 7 KS+KZ 9509. 38 PM 9308. 40 JID 9509 (2). 50 LT 9209-10 (40/+). 9308, 09 (2).9509 (64/+). 9427 Meropleon diversicolor (Morr.) (Oligia). 7 KS+KZ 9408,09. 9508 (6), 09. 38 LT 9507,09 (2 DR). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 9429 Lemmeria digitalis (Grt.). 40 JID 9510. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 9433 Xylomoia chagnoni B. & McD. 42 IDL (11+). 9443 Hypocoena defecta (Grt.) (Senta). 38 DR 9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 9449 Archanara oblonga (Grt.). 1 AW 9308 (+RC). 9508 (2 +WGL). 7 KS+KZ 9407,08. 9506, 08. 26 DR 9508. 9450 Archanara subflava (Grt.). 50 LT 9309 (2). 9451 Archanara laeta (Morr.). 10 WGL 9508. 11 WGL 9508. 26 DR 9308. 9452 Macronoctua onusta Grt.. 19 BH 8609. 26 DR 8809 (2), 10 (2).8909 (2).9409. 35 RLB 8809. 38 DR 8809. 40 JID 9409. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 9453 Helotropha reniformis (Grt.) [Celaena]. 7 KS+KZ 9409.9508 (2), 09. 26 DR 8808,09 (3). 9308. 9508 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 9454 Amphipoea velata (Wlk.). 7 KS+KZ 9407.9507 (3), 08 (2). 11 RC 9307. 35 RLB 9007. 40 JID 9508. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8607 (3).9308. 9457 Amphipoea interoceanica (Sm.) 7 Pinery Provo Pk [KS+KZ] 9507 (2),08. 78 9457 Amphipoea americana (Speyer). 7 [KS+KZ] 9407 (4), 08.9507 (17), 08. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). ------Amphipoea species: interoceanica or americana. 11 RC 9308. 17 WIM 9507 (2), 08. 19 BR+JSS 8708. PM 9007.9507. 37 GJD 8608. 38 DR 8807. 8908. PM 9008.9308.9508 (1, 2 DR). 40 JJD 9507,09. 50 LT 9209 (2).9308 (2).9507-08 (9/+). 9464 Papaipema cerina (Grt.). 11 WGL 9309. 9465 Papaipema duovata (Bird). 7 KS+KZ 93. 9466 Papaipema cataphracta (Grt.), 11 RC 9310. WGL 9409. 9471 Papaipema arctivorens Ramp. 1 MKM 8909. 7 KS+KZ 9408 (3). 11 RC 9308. 14 PM 9108. 17 WIM 9309.9508. 19 PM 9008. 37 GJD 8609. 38 DR 8809 (2).9508,09. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9473 Papaipema impecuniosa (Grt.). 11 WGL 9308,09, 10 (RC). 9509. 9478 Papaipema leucostigma (Harr.) (purpurifascia (G. &. R». 4 RC 9309 (2). 7 KS+KZ 9409 (3). 9508 (3), 09 (3). 9480 Papaipema pterisii Bird. 4 RC 9308. 7 KS+KZ 9408 (9), 09 (4). 9508 (22), 09. (3). 11 RC 9309. 26 DR 9408. 35 RLB 8709. 8809, 10. 38 DR 9409.9508. 39 PM 9210. 40 JJD 9408.9509. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9209-10 (20/+).9309 (2).9508-09 (36/+). 9482 Papaipema speciosissima (G. & R.). 26 DR 8809. 35 RLB 8809, 10. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9483 Papaipema inquaesita (G. & R.). 7 KS+KZ 9409.9508. 10 WGL 9309.9410. 11 WGL 9509. 26 DR 8809. 9310. 35 RLB 8708. 8809 (2), 10. 38 DR 8809 (2). 9509. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9485 Papaipema baptisiae (Bird). 7 KS+KZ 9409. 9486 Papaipema birdi (Dyar). 7 KS+KZ 9508. 10 WGL 9409. 11 WGL 9309.9509. 9490 Papaipema nepheleptena (Dyar). 11 WGL 9510. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9493 Papaipema appassionata (Harv.). 35 RLB 8809. 50 LT 8809. 9495 Papaipemafurcata (Sm.). 7 KS+KZ 9409. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9496 Papaipema nebris (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9409,10.9508,09 (2).10 WGL 9409.11 WGL 9309.9409. 9501 Papaipema eupatorii (Lyman). 42 JDL JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9502 Papaipema nelita (Stkr.). 7 KS+KZ 9509.10 WGL 9408. 11 WGL 9409.42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9503 Papaipema rigida (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9409 (2). 10 WGL 9509 (3). 9505 Papaipema cerussata (Grt. 1864). 1 JL 8710 (2). 8806. 9509 Papaipema unimoda (Sm.) (jrigida (Sm.». 7 KS 9509 (9). 11 WGL 9309. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9510. 9514 Hydraecia micacea (Esp.). 17 WIM 9507. 19 PM 9008. 26 DR 9009. 35 RLB 9008. 38 DR 8807,08 (2). 8907,08 (2).9009.9407,08. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8609. 9516 Hydraecia stramentosa Gn. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 79 9520 Achatodes zeae (Harr.). 10 WGL 9507,08. 26 DR 9308. 9407. 38 PM 9508. 42 IDL 986-91 (11+). 50 LT 8808 (2).9308. 9522 Iodopepla u-album (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9505 (3), 07. 9523 BelluragortynoidesWlk.. 1 AW+MKM 8808. 9525 Bellura obliqua (Wlk.) (Arzama). 1 AW 9208. 2 RC+KZ 9308 (2). 7 KS+KZ 9406. 10 WGL 9506 (2). 26 DR 8906.9106.9306.9506. 27 JHF+SBM 8905-07 (11+). 38 DR 9006 (2). 9106.9306.9506. 39 AW+WGL 8806. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9306. 9545 Euplexia benesimilis MeD.. 7 ALP 8907. KS+KZ 9407 (2), 08. 10 RC+WGL 9307. 17 RC+WGL+KZ 9207. 27 JHF+SBM 8905-07 (11+). 38 DR 9407 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9006 (6).9307.9506,07. 9546 Phlogophora iris Gn. 7 ALP 9006. KS+KZ 9506, 07. 11 RC+WGL 9306. 26 DR 8906. 35 RLB 8906.9207. 38 DR 8805,06.8906.9106 (2).9407.9506 (3). 39 AW+WGL 8806. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8606 (2).9307 (8).9506-07 (3/+). 9547 Phlogophora periculosa Gn.. 4 RC 9309. 7 ALP 8709. 9408 (3), 09. 9508 (2), 09 (2). 11 RC 9208. 19 BH 8608 (3 +HD). 8708 (+JSS). 38 DR 8608. 8708. 9008 (1, PM). 9209. 9306. 9408. 9508 (1, PM). 40 JID 93.9407 (2).42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9208 (8).9307,08 (10 +RC). 9508 (2). 9548 Conservula anodonta (Gn.). 38 PM 9308. DR 9507 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9549 Enargia decolor (Wlk.). 7 KS+KZ 9508 (246),09 (29). 19 PM 9509. 22 WIDE 9308. 26 DR 8909.9508. 38 DR 9408,09 (6).9508 (6, PM). 40 JID 93 (3). 9510. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9308,09-10 (52/+, 10 +RC). 9508-10 (abundant). 9550 Enargia infumata (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9407,08 (4).9508 (26). 11 RC+WGL 9308. 19 PM 9508. 26 DR 9409.9508. 38 PM 9308. DR 9508 (2). 40 JID 93.9407.9509. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9307, 08 (9, 4 +RC). 9507-08 (2/+). 9551 Enargia mephisto Franc.. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 9555 Ipimorpha pleonectusa Grt.. 7 KS+KZ 9408.9507,08 (6). 11 RC+WGL 9307,08. 19 PM 8707. 38 DR 9408.9508 (1, PM). 40 JID 9407 (2),08. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9208. 9308 (5, 10 +RC). 9508 (2). 9556 Chytonix palliatricula (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9406 (3), 07 (8), 08. 9506 (3), 07 (7), 08. 10 RC+WGL 9307. 38 DR 9506 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8806. 9306-07 (9).9506-07 (2/+). 9557 Chytonix sensilis Grt.. 7 KS+KZ 9408 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 9558 Chytonix rupeTti Franc.. 7 KS+KZ 9308 (6). 9406, 08. 9506, 07 (2). 9560 Dypterygia rozmani Berio (scabriuscula (L.)). 40 JID 9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9006.9307 (2). 9507. 9564 Andropolia contacta (Wlk.). 50 LT 9308 (2/+, 2 +RC). 9508. 53 AW 9008. 9578 Hyppaxylinoides (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9406 (2).9506 (3),08 (2). 11 RC 9208.9306,08 (2 +WGL). 17 WIM 9308.9506,08. 19 PM 9005. JJ 9107. 22 WIDE 9305. 26 DR 8809. 8906.9208 (2). 9308.9407.9506,07. 35 RLB 9006. 38 RLB 8808. DR 8905 (2). 9508 (3). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8806-09 (5/+).9306,07 (3).9506-07 (4/+). 80 9582 Nedra ramosula (On.). 7 ALP 8805. KS+KZ 9307. 9404,05,06.9505 (4), 07. 10 WGL 9505 (2).17 WIM 9505 (2). 18 TS 9108.27 JHF+SBM 8905-07 (1/+).38 DR 8907.42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 9619 Phosphila miselioides (On. 1852). 1 AW 8708. 7 KS+KZ 9407. 9626 Trachea delicata (Grt.). 1 AW 9207. 7 KS+KZ 9406. 9631 Callopistria mollissima (On.) (Haploolophus). 7 ALP 8705. KS+KZ 9407.9506,07. 10 RC+WGL 9307. 38 DR 9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9633 Callopistria cordata (bjungh) (Euherrichia monetifera On.). 4 AW+MKM+STP 8707 (2). 7 KS+KZ 9406,07 (2).9506 (5), 07 (6),08. 17 WIM 9506,07. 32 RLB 9006. 38 DR 8806 (3),09. 8907 (2), 9007.9506 (5),07 (2). 40 JID 9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8607 (2).9307 (2). 9506-07 (9/+). 9637 Magusa orbifera (Wlk.). 1 AW+RGF 8808. 7 KS+KZ 9408. 11 WGL 9507. 26 DR 8809, 10. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8708. 9638 Amphipyrapyramidoides On.. 1 AW+MKM 8707 (2).8808.8907,08 (30), 10 (4 AW). TS 9109 (5). AW 9508 (3), 09 (4 +HC). 4 TS 9109 (3). RC 9209 (25).9309 (200). 7 KS+KZ 9407 (7), 08 (3),09 (2), 10.9508,09, 10. 11 RC 9208 (30), 09 (19).9308 (4, 150 +WGL), 10 (4). 17 WIM 9507. 19 BH 8608 (12/+ +HD), 09 (PM). 8708 (2, 15 +JSS), 09 (2). 8908. 9008 (6). PM 9108 (3). 9209 (JJ). 9308. 9507,08 (7), 10. 22 WIDE 9507. 26 DR 8907.9308 (41), 10 (2).9407 (21),08 (53),09.9507 (5), 08 (8), 09, 10 (3). 35 RLB 8709 (7). 8808 (2). 38 DR 8808. 8908 (PM). 9409. 9508 (6, PM). 40 JID 9408. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8608 (12).9008-09 (4/+). 9639 Amphipyra tragopoginis (Cl.). 7 KS+KZ 9509.10 WGL 9508.19 PM 9507.42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9640 Amphipyraglabella (Morr.). 1 AW 8707. 7 KS+KZ 9407,08.9507,08 (2), 09. 10 WGL 9508. 19 BH+JSS 8708. 26 DR 9408. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9647 Proxenus miranda (Grt. 1873) [Athetis]. 7 KS+KZ 9405,09.9506,07,08. 40 JID 9506. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9306. 9653 Caradrina morpheus (Hufn.). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9654 Platyperigea meralis (Morr.) [Caradrina]. 7 KS+RC 9308. KS+KZ 9408.9508 . 9657 Platyperigea multifera (Wlk.) [Caradrina]. 40 JID 93.9408. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9661 Crambodes talidiformis On.. 7 ALP 8708. 19 PM 8805. 9662 Balsa malana (Fitch). 40 JID 9506 (2). 42 IDL 986-91 (1/+). 9663 Balsa tristigella (Wlk.). 7 KS+KZ 9505,08. 17 WIM 9506. 19 PM 9506. 26 DR 8905.9306. 9505 (2), 06, 07 (2). 40 JID 9506. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9664 Balsa labecula (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9506. 15 RC+WGL 9307. 17 WIM 9506,07. 26 DR 9505. 38 DR 9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9666 Spodopterafrugiperda (J. E. Smith). 1 AW 9510. 7 KS+KZ 9409.9507,08 (8), 09 (11), 10 (10). 11 RC 9310. 19 PM 9309.9509. 26 DR 9308,09 (2),10 (2).9510 (8). 38 DR 9309 (7). 9409.9509, 10 (PM). 40 JID 9509 (6). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9208. 9308,09 (8/+). 9510 (2). 81 9669 Spodoptera ornithogalli (Gn.). 1 AW 8910 (10).9209. 9509 (4, 10 +RC). 7 KS+KZ 9408,09, 10.9509 (4). 11 RC 9310. 19 PM 9307,09 (BH). 22 WIDE 9509 (2), 10. 26 DR 9511. 40 JID 9408. 50 LT 9209 (4). 9678 Elaphria versicolor (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9406.9505,06 (49). 26 DR 9306. 38 DR 9407 (2). 40 JID 9506. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8606.9506. 9681 Elaphriafestivoides (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9405,06 (4).9505,06 (26). 11 WGL 9506. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9688 Galgula parlita Gn.. 2 RC+Kz 9308. 7 KS+KZ 9406, 08, 10 (2). 9508 (2). 26 DR 8809 (2). 9308,09. 9407 (2).9506,09. 38 DR 9405,08. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9690 Platysenta videns (Gn.) [Condica]. 17 WIM 9308.9506,07. 35 RLB 8807. 38 DR 8906. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9696 Platysenta vecors (Gn.) [Condica]. 7 KS+KZ 9506. 10 RC+WGL 9307. 26 DR 9505. 35 RLB 8707. 8807. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9720 Ogdoconta cinereola (Go.). 7 KS+KZ 9407 (2),08 (2), 09. 9506, 9508 (5), 09 (3). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9754 Plagiomimicus pityochromus Grt.. 1 AW+MKM 8908. 7 KS+KZ 9508 (2). [Unassociated genera] 9815 Cosmia calami (Harv.). 1 AW+WGL 9507. 7 KS+KZ 9407 (18/+).9507 (356). 19 JJ 9307. 9818 Amoiitafessa Grt.. 11 RC+WGL 9307. 15 RC+WGL 9307. 26 DR 9507. Cuculliinae 9873 Xylena nupera (Lint.). 11 RC 9310. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9874 Xylena curvimacula (Morr.). 7 KS+KZ 9504. 35 RLB 8804, 05. 38 RLB 8904. DR 9305. 9405. 40 JID 9505. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9209 (8).9304 (2).9404,05 (2), 10. 9504-05 (3/+). 9875 Xylena thoracica (putnam-Cramer). 50 LT 9405 (2), 10.9505 (2/+). 9876 Xylena cineritia (Grt.). 40 JID 9505 (2). 50 LT 9304.9405 (7/+), 09. 9505. 53 RC 9308. 9878 Lithomoia solidaginis Hbn. [germana (Morr.)]. 7 KS+KZ 9309. 11 WGL 9509. 26 DR 8809.9209 (3). 38 DR 8909. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9308 (2). 9408, 09 (11/+).9508-09 (2/+). 9881 Homoglaea hircina Morr.. 7 KS+KZ 9406. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8805.9304 (5), 10. 9404, OS, 10 (6/+).9509, 10 (2/+). 9884 Litholomia napaea (Morr.). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9408-10 (8/+).9509 (2/+). 9886 Lithophanepatefacta (Wlk.). 7 KS+KZ 9310 (2). 11 RC 9310. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9887 Lithophane bethunei (G. & R.). 1 AW 9104 (12, 15 +MKM). 7 KS+KZ 9310 (2). 9404,05 (2), 10. 9505,09 (2). 26 DR 9404. 40 JID 9410. 9505. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9888 Lithophane innominata (Sm.). 7 KS+KZ 9310 (2). 9404, 05. 9505, 09. 11 RC 9310. 40 JID 9510 (2), 11. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8609. 9409, 10, 11. 82 9889 Lithophanepetulca Grt.. 7 ALP 8709. KS+KZ 9310 (3).9404.9505,09 (5). 11 RC 9309,10 (3). 19 PM 9510. 35 RLB 8805. 8905. 39 PM 9210. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9209 (10/+). 9309, 10.94 (9/+).9504-05 (2/+), 09. 9891 Lithophane amanda (Sm.). 7 KS+KZ 9504. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9505 (2/+). 9892 LithophanedispositaMorr.. 1 AW9510. 7 KS+KZ9310. 9404.11 RC9310. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9509 (2/+). 9893 Lithophane hemina Grt.. 7 KS+KZ 9310.9505,09 (2). 11 RC 9310 (2). 17 WIM 9305. 33 RLB 9004. 40 JID 9504. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8610. 9894 Lithophane oriunda Grt.. 7 KS+KZ 9310. 9405, 10. 11 RC 9310 (3). 19 PM 9408. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9902 Lithophane baileya Grt.. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9909 Lithophane tepida Grt.. 50 LT 9209 (3), 10.9305 (2), 09 (2).9505 (2), 08. 0831. 9910 Lithophane antennata (Wlk.). 4 RC 9309. 7 KS+KZ 9310 (2).9404 (2).9505 (2). 11 RC 9310. 40 JID 9410.9505,09. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9409. 9913 Lithophane georgii Grt.. 40 JID 9505. 50 LT 9309.9409 (3), 10.9505,09. 9914 Lithophane laticinerea Grt.. 7 KS+KZ 9310 92). 19 PM 9410.9508. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9915 Lithophane grotei Riley. 7 KS+KZ 9310 (3/+).9410 (2). 11 RC 9310 (2). 19 BH 8711. 35 RLB 8805. 40 JID 93.9410 (4). 9510 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9305, 10. 9916 Lithophane unimoda (Lint.). 7 KS+KZ 9404 (2),10. 11 RC 9310,11. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9310 (2).9404,05.9505. 9917 Lithophanefagina Morr.. 7 KS+KZ 9309.9410.9504,09. 22 WIDE 9503. 37 WGL 9410. 40 JID 9410.9505. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9309 (8), 10 (2).94 (45/+).9504-05 (6/+),09 (10). 9922 Lithophanepexata Grt.. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9304 (3).9404 (2),10,11.9504- 05 (3/+), 09-10 (2/+). 9925 Lithophane lepida Grt.. 7 KS+KZ 199504,05 (2). 9928 Lithophane thaxteri Grt. 50 LT 9209.9506. 9929 Pyrefe"a hesperidago (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9310 (2).9404,05.9505. 11 RC 9310. 9930 Pyrefe"a citromba Franc.. 7 KS+KZ 9310. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9931 Pyrefe"a ceromatica Grt.. 7 KS+KZ 9310. 9932 Pyrefe"apettiti (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9404. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9933 Eupsilia vinulenta (Grt.). 11 RC 9310. 35 RLB 8804. 40 JID 9410. 50 LT 8610. 9933.1 Eupsilia sidus (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9404 (2), 05. 9935 Eupsilia tristigmata (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9309 (2), 10.9404. 26 DR 9405 (2). 38 DR 9405. 40 JID 9410. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9504,05 (2), 09. 9936 Eupsiliamorrisoni(Grt.). 7 KS+KZ9310. 9404(6/+). 9505. 10 WGL9504. 26 DR9510. 35 RLB 9404. 40 JID 9410.9510,11. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 83 9939 Eupsilia devia (Grt.).. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8610.9505. 9943 Metaxaglaea inulta Grt.. 7 KS+KZ 9309. 9409. 11 RC 9310 (3). 19 PM 9509. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9946 Epiglaea decliva (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9309, 10 (2).9410 (2). 9947 Epiglaea apiata (Grt.). 40 JID 9510. 50 LT 9309.9409 (3). 9949 Chaetaglaea tremula (Harv.). 7 KS+KZ 9310 (6/+).9409 (3), 10.9510 (2). 9950 Chaetaglaea sericea (Morr.). 7 KS+KL ~310. 9510. 40 JID 9410.9510. 9952 Euci"oediapampina (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9309 (2), 10 (2). 9409. 26 DR 8909. 38 RLB 8809 (2, DR). 8908 (DR). 9409 (8 +PM). 40 JID 92.9408, 10. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9209 (20/+). 9308 (4), 09 (5). 9408 (2), 09 (2). 9510. 9957 Sunira bicolorago (Gn.). 1 AW 9410 (25 +WGL). 9510 (300). 7 KS+KZ 9308 (11+),09 (11+), 10 (25/+). 9409 (11), 10 (86).9509 (13). 11 RC 9210 (4).9310 (100), 11 (2). 19 BH 8610 (2). 8710 (3), 11. 8811 (+AH). 9010. 9310 (2) 11. PM 9409.9509, 10. 26 DR 8809 (3), 10 (6), 11 (4).9309 (2), 10 (2).9409.9509. 38 PM High Falls 9510. 40 JID 9409, 10.9510 (3). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9209 (2).9309 (4).9409, 10 (2).9508-09 (2/+). 9961 Anathixralla(G.&R). 1 AW+RC9308. 7 KS+KZ9310. 17 WIM9409. 26 DR 8908. 38 DR 9408,09. PM 9508. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9962 Anathixputa (G. & R). 7 KS+KZ 9509. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 9963 Anathix agressa (Sm.). 7 KS+KZ 9408,09 (7). --Undescribed species near 9965 Xanthia togata (Esp.) (lutea (Strom» which is not North American. 26 DR 8809 (3), 10 (2).8909 (2). 38 PM 9510. 40 JID 9410.9509, 10. 50 LT 9209 (30/+).9309 (4), 10 (2).9409.9508 (2). 9967 Hillia iris (Zett.). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9408 (2), 09. 9974 Fishia enthea Grt.. 50 LT 9309 (30/+). 9408,09 (11/+). 9509 (6/+). 9976 Platypolia anceps (Steph.). 26 DR 8809. 38 DR 9409.9509 (3). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9309 (4), 10.9409 (4/+).9509, 10. 9980 Xylotype acadia B. & Benj. 50 LT 9308 (5).9408-09 (6/+).9508-09 (2/+). 9989 Sutyna privata (Wlk.). 4 RC 9309. 7 KS+KZ 9308,09 (2). 9409 (3).9508 (3), 09 (3). 11 RC 9309. 50 LT 9508 (3). 9990 Sutyna profunda (Sm.). 50 LT 9408-09 (5/+). 9998 Brachylomia algens (Bombycia). 7 KS+KZ 9308.9508. 50 LT 9408 (2). 9999 Brachylomia discinigra (Wlk.). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9508 (3). 10005 Feraliajocosa (Gn.). 26 DR 0905.9305 (2). 38 RLB 8807. 40 JID 9505. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8610. 10007 Feralia major Sm.. 7 KS+KZ 9404. 40 JID 9506. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9405. 84 10008 Feralia comstocki (Grt.). 26 DR 9004. 32 RLB 9006. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8805. 9305. 9405, 06 (12/+). 9505-06 (11/+). 10011 Brachionycha borealis (Sm.). 50 LT 8604 (2).9405 (6/+). 9505. 10019 Psaphida resumens Wlk.. 7 KS+KZ 9305.9504 (2). 10021 Copivaleriagrotei (Morr.). 1 AW 8805 (2). 7 KS+KZ 9405 (2).9504 (6). 26 DR 9404 (4). 38 DR 9405. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10033 Catabena lineolata Wlk.. 7 KS+KZ 9508. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10057 Apharetra purpurea MeD.. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9308 (6).9408-09 (8/+). 9507,08. 10059 Homohadena badistriga (Grt.). 7 ALP 9007. KS+KZ 9307. 19 PM 9507. 42 IDL 96-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9308. 10065 Homohadena inflXa (Wlk.). 7 ALP 9107. KS+KZ 9407 (2).9506,07 (2).42 IDL 96-91 (1/+). 10067 Adita chionanthi (1. E. Smith). 7 KS+KZ 9508. 38 DR 9108 (2). 9409 (2). 42 IDL 96-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9508. 10123 Oncocnemis piffardi (Wlk.). 38 DR 8809.9508. 50 LT 8608 (2). 10135 Oncocnemis riparia Morr.. 7 KS+KZ 9306-07 (5/+).9407 (11), 08 (2).9506 (4),07 (28). 10159 Sympistis zetterstedti (Stgr.) (labradoris (Stgr.». 54 AW 9007 (5). 10177 Calophasia lunula (Hufn.). 7 KS+KZ 9407.9505. 10 WGL 9307 (+RC). 9407. 9505 (2). 17 WIM 9505. 19 CS 9207 (5 larvae). 9407-08 (2,3/+ larvae, PM). PM 9507. 26 DR 9505 (2), 06. 10190 Cucullia speyeri Lint.. 7 KS+KZ 9307. 10194 Cucullia intermedia Speyer [lucifuga D. &. S.]. 38 DR 8808 (2). 9505 (1, 2 LT). 40 lID 93. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9306,07 (5).9406 (5/+). 52 MCN 9507. 10198 Cuculliapostera Gn.. 40 lID 9408. 50 LT 9407 (2). 10199 Cucullia omissa Dod. 26 DR 9406. 50 LT 9407. 10200 Cucullia asteroides Gn.. 1 AW 8706 (+MKM), 09. 9206 (+MKM). 9308 (7 +RC). 9408 (12). 9508 (8 +WGL), 09 (5, +RC). 7 ALP 8608. KS+KZ 9309. 19 BH 8708. 10202 Cucullia convexipennis G. & R.. 7 ALP 8707. 38 DR 9307.9507 (5, 10 LT). Hadeninae 10223 Discestra trifolii (Hufn.). 7 ALP 9007. KS+KZ 9309.9405.9507,08. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10263 Trichoclea artesta (Sm.). 7 KS+KZ 9506 (2). 10265 Sideridis rosea (Harv.). 7 KS+KZ 9305.9406 (3).9506 (4). 38 RLB 8606. DR 8806.8905, 06 (5).9206 (4).9306.9506. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8605.9406 (6/+).9506 (2). 10266 Sideridis congermana (Morr.). 38 RLB 8808. 10268 Sideridis maryx (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9406 (4),07.9506 (2),08. 85 10275 Polia nimbosa (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9407.9507. 17 WIM 9407. 32 RLB 9107 (5).9206.38 RLB 8707. DR 9506,07 (13, 20 RLB). 40 JID 9407. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 48 AW+RC+WGL 9407. MCN 9507. 50 LT 9407 (3).9507 (2/+). 52 MCN 9507. 53 AW 9007. 10276 Polia imbrifera (Gn.). 10 WGL 9407. 38 DR 9407 (4). 48 MCN 9507. 50 LT 9307.9407 (2). 52 MCN 9507. 10279 Polia richardsoni (Curt.) (Anarta). 54 AW 9006,07 (3). 10280 Poliapurpurissata (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9508. 17 WIM9408 (2).9507. 38 PM 9008. DR 9408 (2).9508 (1, PM). 40 JID 93 (4). 50 LT 8807.9407,08.9507 (2/+). - Poliapropodea (McCabe). 52 MCN 9507. 10289 Polia goodelli (Grt.) [Orthodes]. 50 LT 8808. 10290 Polia obscura (Sm.) [Orthodes]. 7 KS+KZ 9305. 10291 Polia latex (Gn.) [Morrisonia]. 26 DR 9306.9405.9505. 38 DR 9506. 40 JID 9505. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+ c IDL). 10292 Melanchra adjuncta (Gn.) (Polia). 7 KS+KZ 9305,08 (2).9508 (4). 17 WIM 9406. 19 11 9107. 26 DR 8809.9108.9408 (3). 9505, 06 (2). 38 DR 8806.9406.9506,08 (PM). 40 JID 9509. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 9209.9407 (3/+).9508. 10293 Melanchrapicta (Barr.) (Ceramica). 7 KS+KZ 9308.9408. 38 DR 9408.9506,08 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10294 Melanchra pulverulenta (Sm.) (Polia). 50 LT 9406,07.9506,08. 10295 Melanchra assimilis (Morr.) (Polia). 19 11 9107. 48 AW+RC+WGL 9407. MCN 9507. 50 LT 8706 (1/+).9407 (2). 52 MCN 9507. 10298 Laconobia radix (Wlk.) (Polia). 50 LT 9306 (3). 10296 Lacanobia nevadae (Grt.) (Polia). 50 LT 9506. 10297 Lacanobia atlantica (Grt.) (Polia). 26 DR 9506. 10298 Laconobia radix (Wlk.)(Polia). 48 MCN 9507. 10299 Lacanobia subjuncta (G. & R.) (Polia). 1 AW+WGL 9406. 7 KS+KZ 9405,06,08.9506 (4). 11 WGL 9407. 40 JID 9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10300 Lacanobia grandis (Gn.) [Spirameter] (Polia). 7 KS+KZ 9306. 10 WGL 9406. 17 WIM 9406. 26 DR 9305.9506 (2). 38 DR 9306. 40 JID 9505, 07. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8607.9406-07 (4/+).9506. 10301 Lacanobia lutra (Gn.) [Spirameter] (Polia). 7 KS+KZ 9306 (2). 9506 (6), 07 (2). 42 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9406. 10302 Lacanobia rugosa (Morr.) [Trichordestra] (Polia)]. 50 LT 9406.19940627 (It LT). 10303 Lacanobia tacoma (Stkr.)[Trichordestra](Polia)]. 7 KS+KZ 9507. 26 DR 9406. 38 DR 8805, 06. 8905, 06 (3). 9407. 9506. 40 JID 9505. 48 MCN 9507. 86 10304 Lacanobia legitima (Grt. 1864) [Trichordestra] (Polia). 14 PM 9507. 26 DR 9406.38 DR 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9407 (3).9507 (2). 10307 Lacanobia lilacina (Harv. 1874) [Trichordestra] (Polia). 38 DR 9407. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 10310 Papestra quadrata (Sm.) (Polia ingravis (Sm.)). 50 LT 9306 (9/+). 9406 (15).9509 (3/+). 10312 Papestra cristi/era (Wlk.) (Polia). 48 MCN 9507. 50 LT 9306 (8),07.9407 (4/+).9506 (7). 10327 Anarla melanopa (Thunb.). 54 AW 9006 (3). 10332 Anarla cordigera (Thunb.). 50 LT 9506 (5/+). 51 AW+WGL 8906 (2). 54 AW 9006. 10366 Lasiestra leucocycla (Stgr.) [Lasionycta]. 54 AW 9007 (13). 10368 Lacinipolia meditata (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9308 (4), 09.9408.9508 (11), 09. 10370 Lacinipolia lustra/is (Grt.). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9406-07 (4/+). 9506 (1/+). 10372 Lacinipolia anguina (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9406 (2),07.9505,06 (2). 10394 Lacinipolia vicina (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9307.9407 (2). 9507 (4). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+ c). 10397 Lacinipolia renigera (Steph.). 1 W+WGL 9409 (2).9507. 7 ALP 8708. KS+KZ 9306- 07 (10/+), 08 (2), 09. 9406 (2), 07 (12), 08 (3). 9506 (5), 07 (6), 08 (7). 14 PM 9008. 17 WIM 9406, 07 (3),08 (2). 9507 (2),08. 19 BH 8907.9008 (+AH). PM 9207.9407.9507,09. 26 DR 9106 (2),07 (4).9207.9406,07 (2),08.9507,08 (4). 35 RLB 8807. 38 DR 9208 (2).9407,08.9507 (2),08. 40 JJD 93.9408. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8607 (3).9407-08 (8/+).9507 (3/+). 10405 Lacinipolia lorea (Go.). 7 KS+KZ 9506. 22 WJDE 9507. 26 DR 9507. 38 DR 9506. 40 JID 9506. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9406-07 (3/+).9507. 10406 Lacinipolia olivacea (Morr.). 7 KS+KZ 9508 (4). 17 WIM 9407. 19 11 9107. 40 JID 9508 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9407 (2).9508. 10414 Lacinipolia implicata McD.. 1 AW 8808 (+MKM). 9209. 9409 (2 +WGL). 10431 Faronta diffusa (Wlk.). 1 AW 9408. 7 KS+KZ 9306-08 (4/+).9405,06 (3),07 (3), 08 (7), 10.9507 (37),08 (11). 17 WIM 9507,08. 26 DR 9408.9507 (2). 35 RLB 8906. 38 DR 8805. 8906,07,08.9206 (2).9408. 40 JJD 93.42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9406.9506. 10436 Aletia oxygala (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9308.9506,08 (2), 09 (2). 17 WIM 9406,08, 11. 19 PM 9406. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9407-08 (6/+). 10438 Pseudaletia unipuncta (Haw.). 1 AW+WGL 9406,09 (20), 10 (150). AW 9507 (7 +WGL), 08 (2 +WGL), 09 (150,300 +RC). 4 RC 9209 (20). 7 KS+KZ 9309-10 (20/+). 9404 (4),05 (6), 06 (11), 07 (2), 08,09.9504,05 (31), 06 (2), 07 (14),08 (2), 09 (11). 11 RC 9208 (8), 09 (6). 17 WIM 9406, 11. 19 BH 8607 (PM), 08 (1, 2 +HD), 10. 8706 (PM), 07, 08 (3), 10 (2), 11. 9006, 08 (4), 11 (PM). PM 9208.9406.9505. 26 DR 8809 (2), 11. 9208 (2), 09 (100/+).9308 (31), 09, 10.9406 (2),07 (46), 07 (15),08 (60).9510 (4), 11. 35 RLB 8808. 37 GJD 8605, 09. 38 DR 9209 (200/+).9509. 40 JID 9408.9510. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+ c). 50 LT 9209 (2).9506-08 (2/+). 10444 Leucaniaphragmitidicola Go. 7 KS+KZ 9306,09.9406 (2),07,09.9506,08 (5). 10446 Leucania multilinea Wlk.. 7 KS+KZ 9306,07,08.9406 (2),07.9506, 07 (3), 08 (2), 09. 14 PM 9507. 17 WIM 9408.9506. 38 DR 8907 (3, RLB), 08. 40 JID 9407. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+ c). 50 LT 9407-08 (5/+). 87 10447 Leucania commoides Gn.. 7 KS+KZ 9308.9407,08.9507 (9). 11 RC+WGL 9207 (3). 38 LT 9507. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 10449 Leucania insueta Gn.. 7 KS+KZ 9506 (4),07 (3). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9408. 10459 Leucania inermis Fbs. 7 KS+KZ 9306,07 (2).9406.9506 (10). 17 WIM 9507. 10461 Leucania ursula (pbs.). 7 KS+KZ 9408. 95Q7. 10462 Leucaniapseudargyria Gn.. 7 KS+KZ 9306,07.9407.9507. 26 DR 9307. 38 DR 9407. 9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 'PM 9407. 10471 StretchiaplusiiformisHy. Edw.. 50 LT 9305.9405 (11). 9505 (2). 10487 Orthosia rubescens (Wlk.). 7 KS+KZ 9405.9504 (2). 40 JID 9505. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 10490 Orthosia revicta (Morr.). 7 KS+KZ 9305.0504,05 (2). 26 DR 8905.9205. 40 JID 9505 (3). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9405 (6). 9505-06 (400/+). 10491 Orthosia alurina (Sm.). 7 ALP 8905. KS+KZ 9504 (8),05 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 10493 Orthosia segregata (Sm.) (Polia). 7 KS+KZ 9304,05,06.9505 (9). 10495 Orthosia hibisci (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9404 (8/+).9504 (26),05 (14). 26 DR 9404. 9505 (2). 40 JID 93. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8604 (2).9405 (14/+). 10501 Crocigrapha normani (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9305. 10 WGL 9505. 38 DR 9506 (2). 40 JID 9505. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 10513 Egira dolosa (Grt.). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+ c). 10517 Egira alternans (Wlk.). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10518 Achatia distincta Rho. (Momsonia). 1 AW 8805. 7 KS+KZ 9405. 0505 (2). 10 WGL 9505. 26 DR 9104.9405. 40 JID 9505. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8605. 10520 Momsonia evicta (Grt.). 1 AW+STP 8805. 7 KS+KZ 9304.9404,05 (12). 9505 (11). 10 WGL 9505. 26 DR 8905 (8). 9004 (6).9104 (8),05 (4).9204,05 (4), 9304 (2),05 (4). 9404, 05 (3). 9505. 35 RLB 8905. 38 DR 8805.8905 (2).9205.9405 (2). 9505 (2). 40 JID 9505. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8605.9405 (13). 9505 (5/+). 10521 Momsonia con/usa (Rho.). 1 AW 8805 (2). 17 WIM 9406. 26 DR 8905.9305.9505 (3). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 10524 Nephelodes minians Gn.. 7 KS+KZ 9309 (2).9409 (5).9508 (3), 09 (4). 17 WIM 9409 (2). 19 PM 8608. 8709. 9009. 9109. 9409. 26 DR 8809. 35 RLB 8909 (3).9109. 38 DR 8808.8908 (2),09 (2). 9508 (13, PM), 09 (13). 40 JID 93.9408. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9208 (1/+). 9408 (22/+). 9508. 10532 Homorthodes/urfurata (Grt.). 7 RC 9308. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10552 Protorthodes incincta (Morr.). 7 KS+KZ 9308 (2).9408,09 (2). 10563 Protorthodes oviduca (Go.). 7 KS+KZ 9305,06.9406 (13).9505 (8), 06 (3). 40 JID 9506 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9408 (2), 09 (2).9506-07 (3/+). 10567 Ulolonche culea (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9305.9406 (5).9505 (5), 06 (28). 26 DR 9506. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 88 10569 Ulolonche modesta (Morr.). 7 KS+KZ 9305.9405,06.9505 (24). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 10578 Pseudorthodes vecors (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9407. 19 PM 8607. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10585 Orthodes crenulata (Butler). 1 AW+WGL 9507,08. 7 KS+KZ 9307-08 (5/+).9406.9506, 07 (24),08 (2). 40 JID 9506. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10587 Orthodes cynica Gn.. 1 AW+WGL 9409 (6). 7 KS+KZ 9306,07.9406 (10), 07.9506 (12), 07 (2). 17 WIM 9406 (2). 38 DR 9506. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9209. 10627 Tricholita signata (Wlk.). 7 ALP 8707. KS+KZ 9308.9407 (3), 08 (2).9507 (2). 14 PM 9507. 17 WIM 9407,08 (3, PM). 9507 (2),08. 19 PM 8607. 26 DR 9508. 35 RLB 8708.9008. 9208. 38 PM 9008. 9108. 9408 (DR). 9508. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). Noctuinae 10641 Agrotis vetusta Wlk.. 1 AW 9409 (+WGL). 9509 (3). 7 ALP 8609. KS+KZ 9309 (2), 10. 9409 (2).9508,09 (4). 38 DR 9509. 40 JID 9408. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10644 Agrotis mollis Wlk.. 7 KS+KZ 9307,08. 40 JID 9507. 50 LT 9307,08 (2).9407.9508 (2/+). 52 MCN 9507. 10648 Agrotis gladiaria Morr.. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 10651 Agrotis venerabilis Wlk.. 7 ALP 8609. KS+KZ 9309 (2). 19 BH 8609.9009. PM 9510. 35 RLB 8909. 37 GID 8709 (3). 38 DR 9409 (3). 9509 (2). 40 JID 93 (2). 9408, 09. 9509. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8708 (2).9408 (6).9509 (6/+). 10658 Agrotis stigmosa Morr.. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10659 Agrotis volubilis Harv.. 1 AW+WGL 9406. 7 KS+KZ 9505. 10 WGL 9505. 35 RLB 8809. 0906. 40 JID 9506. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9209.9506. 10663 Agrotis ipsilon (Hufn.). 1 AW 8709.8907 (+MKM). 9406 (17),08 (50), 09 (60 +WGL), 10 (4 +WGL). 9509 (250, 15 +RC). 4 RC 9209. 7 ALP 8609. KS+KZ 9307,08,09-10 (25/+).9406,07 (2), 10 (5). 9504 (2), OS, 07(2), 09 (11). 11 RC 9210. 19 BH 8609 (3, PM), 10 (2, PM). PM 8709, 11. 8909 (BH). 9108 (3).9507,09. 26 DR 8809 (11), 11 (2). 8907. 9308, 09 (2). 9409. 9507, 10 (3). 38 DR 8809.9508. 40 JID 9407, 10 (2).9506, 10. 42 JDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8809.9406-10 (4/+). 9506-08 (2/+). 10670 Feltiajaculifera (Gn.). 1 TS 9109. 4 TS 9108 (6/+). RC 9209. 7 ALP 8706. KS+KZ 9308 (5/+),09 (2).9408,09 (5).9505 (13), 06 (4), 08 (9), 09 (5). 9 9109. 17 WIM 9408.9507 (2), 08 (4). 19 PM 8706,07. 8908. 9009 (2 BH). 9108. 9208. 9407. 9507. 21 BH 8709.26 DR 9408 (2). 9508 (2). 35 RLB 8707, 08 (4). 8808. 8908. 9008 (2).9208 (3). 38 RLB 8611. DR 9408. 9508 (4, PM), 09 (2). 40 JID 93.9407,08. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9208. 10674 Feltia subgothica (Haw.). 7 KS+KZ 9307, 08 (2), 09. 9408 (2).9507 (4), 08 (9). 17 WIM 9407 (4), 08 (2).9508 (2). 19 PM 8608. BH 9109. 38 DR 9408. LT 9507 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10675 Feltia tricosa (Lint.). 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 10676 Feltia herilis (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9307 (2),08 (6/+).9507,08 (10). 17 WIM 9508 (2). 19 BH 8907.9008 (1, +AH). 26 DR 9407.9508 (2). 37 GJD 8608. 38 DR 8807 (5),08.8908 (2).9408 (2).9507,08. 40 JID 9408. 42 JDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9407 (2). 89 10680 Feltia geniculata (G. & R.). 7 KS+KZ 9308 (3).9408.9508 (8), 09 (2).40 JID 93. 50 LT 9209. 10694 Eucoptocnemisfimbriaris (Gn.). 7 KZ 9309 (2). KS+KZ 9409.9509. 10702 Euxoa divergens (Wlk.). 48 MCN 9507. 50 LT 8608. 10705 Euxoa messoria (Harr.). 7 KS+KZ 9309. 19 PM 8709. 40 JID 93 (5). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9409. 10711 Euxoa churchillensis (MeD.). 54 AW 9007 (6). 10714 Euxoa quebecensis (Sm.). 40 JID 9507. 50 LT 9307.(e). 10715 Euxoa scandens (Riley). 7 KS+KZ 9306-07 (6/+).9406,07 (2),08 (6).9507 (5),08. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9407 (5/+). 10716 Euxoa aurulenta (Sm.). 7 KS+KZ 9506 (2). 10727 Euxoapleuritica (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9508. 17 WIM 9308. 50 LT 9407. 10738 Euxoa mimallonis (Grt.). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10755 Euxoa declarata (Wlk.). 7 KS+KZ 9407.9507 (2),08,09 (5). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10756 Euxoa campestris (Grt.). 50 LT 9308 (3/+).9408-09 (7/+).9508 (4/+). 10781 Euxoafumalis (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9408. 10801 Euxoa ochrogaster (Gn.). 1 AW 9510 (2). 7 KS+KZ 9308 KZ). 50 LT 9308 (4), 09.9508. 10803 Euxoa velleripennis (Grt.). 4 RC 9209. 7 KS+KZ 9308. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10805 Euxoa tessellata (Rarr.). 4 RC 9209. 7 KS+KZ 9307 (12/+).9407 (10), 08.9506 (6),07 (8). 19 PM 9008. 35 RLB 9007. 40 JID 93. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8607. 10807 Euxoa albipennis (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9309.9409 (3).9507,09. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10812 Euxoa bostoniensis (Grt. 1874). 7 KS+KZ 9509. 10817 Euxoa obeliscoides (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9408. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10838 Euxoa detersa (Wlk.). 7 ALP 8609. KS+KZ 9308-09 (4).9408 (13), 09 (18). 9508 (5), 09 (5). 17 RC 9210. 38 DR 9509 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8608. 10851 Euxoa redimicula (Morr.). 7 ALP 8909. 19 PM 9407. 40 JID 93 (3). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9208 (3). 10865 Euxoaperpolita (Morr.). 7 KS+KZ 9307,08,09.9408,09 (3).9508 (7). 50 LT 9208.9408. 10891 Ochropleura pleeta (L.). 1 AW+WGL 9406 (2). 7 KS+KZ 9305-06 (20/+).9405 (2), 06 (2), 08.9506 (4),07,08 (16). 17 WIM 9408. 26 DR 8906,08,09.9105 (2), 06. 9208, 09. 9306 (4),07. 9505 (2), 06, 07, 08 (3). 38 DR 8908.9506 (4),07 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9406-07 (4/+). 10902 Euagrotisforbesi Franc. 7 KS+KZ 9307,08 (2).9406,07 (4).9506 (6),07 (11). 42 IDK 86-91 (1/+). 10903 Euagrotis illapsa (Wlk.). 7 KS+KZ 9308.9407 (2),08 (4),09.9506 (4), 07 (5),08 (7). 90 10915 Peridroma saucia (Hbn.). 1 AW+WGL 9409 (40). 7 KS+KZ 9309 (3), 10 (2).9404,06,07, 09 (3), 10 (37), 11. 9509 (2), 10 (5). 19 BH 8610 (2). PM 9509. 26 DR 9408. 40 JID 9410 (2). 9509, 10. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8609.9407,09 (2).9506-09 (2/+). 10917 Diarsia rubi/era (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9508. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10919 Diarsiajucunda (Wlk.). 38 DR 9407. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9307.9407-08 (3/+). 10924 Actebiafennica (Tauscher). 7 KS+KZ 99307 (3/+). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 10926 Spaelotis clandestina (Harr.):- 7 RC 9308. KS+KZ 9407. 17 WIM 9407.9510. 18 JSS 9408. 50 LT 9309. 10928 Graphiphora haruspica (Grt.) [augur F.]. 7 KS+KZ 9308.9507. 38 DR 9507,08 (PM). 40 JID 9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9209.9407 (17).9507 (3/+). 53 AW 9007. LT 9408 (8). 10929 Eurois occulta (L.) (Peridroma). 7 KS+KZ 9306,08.9507. 38 DR 8608. 8709. 9506 (2), 08. 40 JID 93.9407. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9208-09 (12/+).9407-08 (5/+). 10930 Eurois astricta Morr.. 7 KS+KZ 9307, 08.9507. 50 LT 9307-08 (44/+). 9407-08 (7/+). 10942a Xestia c-nigrum (L.)., adela Franc. a subspecies (Amathes). 7 KS+KZ 9409 (3).9509 (3). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 10942.1 Xestia dolosa Franc. (Amathes). 7 KS+KZ 9306, 07, 09, 10 (3). 9506 (3).42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). ------Xestia species: c-nigrum or dolosa. 1 AW+WGL 9406,09. AW 9509 (250, 15 +RC). 7 ALP 8706. 11 RC 9210. 17 WIM 9506. 19 PM 8706.9010 (BH). 9108. 9209. 9409. 9507, 09 (2). 26 DR 8908 (2).9105 (2), 06 (2). 35 RLB 8708 (9). 9008. 9406. 38 DR 8906.9008 (PM). 9208. PM 9408.9507 (RLB, 10 LT), 08 (2). 40 JID 93. 50 9410. 10943 Xestia normaniana (Grt.) (Amathes). 4 RC 9209. 7 KS+KZ 9309.9408 (3), 09 (2).9508 (19),09 (11). 38 DR 9008. PM 9508 (2). 40 JID 9407,08. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9208. 9407, 08. 9508 (2). 10944 Xestia smithii (Snell.) (Amathes) 7 KS+KZ 9308 (2), 09 (4).9407,08,09 (2).9508 (8), 09 (23). 19 PM 9508. 26 DR 9408,09 (2).9508. 38 DR 9008 (3).9408 (4), 09 (3).9508 (7, PM). 40 JID 93. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 8608 (1/+).9407-08 (6/+). 10947 Xestia oblata (Morr.). 48 MCN 9507. 50 LT 9407. 52 MCN 9507. 10950 Xestia bicarnea (Gn.) (Amathes). 7 KS+KZ 9308 (2).9408,09.9508 (4). 17 WIM 9407,08. 9508 (3). 26 DR 9408.9507. 35 RLB 9008. 38 PM 9008.9408 (1, DR). LT 9507 (4),08 (2 PM). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8608). 10951 Xestia tenuicula (Morr.) (Amathes). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9407-08 (5/+).9507. 53 LT 9408. 10954 Xestia collaris (G. &. R.) [bugrai Kocak] (Amathes). 7 KS+KZ 9409.38 DR 9508.50 LT 9308. 10955 Xestia badinodis (Grt.) (Amathes). 1 AW 9209 (2).9409 (2). 7 KS+KZ 9310. 19 BH 8609. 8709.8908,09. PM 9409.9509. 26 DR 8809.8909 (2). 10959 Anomogyna speciosa (Hbn.) [Xestia mixta (Wlk.)]. 53 AW 9007. 10968 Anomogyna Stgr. badicollis (Grt.) [Xestia]. 7 KS+KZ 9508, 10. 38 PM 9107. DR 9408. 40 JID 9509. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9208 (151+). 91 [c10968] Xestia new species, near badicollis. 38 DR 9408.9508 (3). 10969 Anomogyna dilucida (Morr.) [Xestia]. 7 KS+KZ 9309.9409 (21). 9509 (2). 10988 Eugraphe subrosea (Steph.) (Amathes opacifrons (Grt.». 38 DR 9507. 50 LT 9307. 10992 Paradiarsia littoralis (Pack.). 7 KS+KZ 9306. 50 LT 9306,07 (3/+).9407.9507. 10994 Cerastis tenebrifera (Wlk.). 26 DR 9505. 38 RLB 8904. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 10996 Metalepsis salicarum (Wlk.). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9404, 05 (12/+). 9505 (6/+). 10999 Aplectoides condita (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9406. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9406-07 (5/+). 11000 Anaplectoides prasina (D. & S.). 7 ALP 8706. 17 WIM 9507. 26 DR 9307.9406,08.9507. 38 DR 9208.9307 (7).9407 (32).9507 (95). 50 LT 9208-09 (120/+).9407 (5/+).9506-07 (2/+). 11001 Anaplectoides pressus (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9307-08 (25/+). 19 PM 8907.9407. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 8607 (3).9407 (PM). 9507 (2). 11104 Protolampra rufipectus (Morr.). 50 LT 9408-09 (4/+). 11006 Protolampra brunneicollis (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9306,07,08.9408 (5).9508 (6), 09 (6). 40 lID 9509. 11007 Euretagrotis sigmoides (Gn.). 38 DR 9407.9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9407. 11008 Euretagrotis perattenta (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9406. 17 WIM 9406,07.9507. 19 PM 8607. 40 lID 93. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 48 MCN 9507.50 LT 8706.9406-07 (11).9506-07 (16/+). 53 LT 9408. 11009 Euretagrotis attenta (Grt.). 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 48 MCN 9507. 50 LT 9407 (3).9507 (4). 11010 Heptagrotis phyllophora (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9007 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9407 (6/+). 9507. [11010.1] Noctuapronuba (L). 10 WGL 9510. 38 DR 9508. 45 JKM 9209.9408. 52 NE 9509. 11012 Cryptocala acadiensis (Bethune). 7 KS+KZ 9407 (3).9507 (6). 10 WGL 9507. 26 DR 9507. 38 DR 8807.9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9005 (11+). 9208 (3).9407-08 (3/+).9507 (2). 11027 Abagrotis barnesi (Benj.). 7 KS+KZ 9308.9407 (2).9507,09. 11029 Abagrotis alternata (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9307,08,09, 10 (2). 9408 (3), 09 (16).9507 (3),08,09 (2), 10 (2). 38 DR 9408. 11043 Rhynchagrotis cupida (Grt.). 7 KS+KZ 9310 (2).9508 (2),09 (2). 11044 Rhynchagrotis (Sm.) adulta (Gn.) [brunneipennis (Grt.)]. 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 11045 Rhynchagrotis anchocelioides (Gn.). 7 RC 9308. KS+KZ 9507. 40 lID 9409. 42 IDL (11+). 11051 Ufeus satyricus Grt.. 40 lID 9410 (2).9510. 50 LT 9309, 10 (9), 11 (10).9410-11 (5/+). 9510 (2). Heliothinae 11063 Py"hia umbra (Huf.). 1 AW 9408 (4). 22 WIDE 9410. 92 11064 Py"hia exprimens (Wlk.). 7 KS+IZ 9307. 35 RLB 9106. 38 DR 9506. 40 JID 93 (2). 42 IDL 86-91 (1/+). 50 LT 9406-07 (5/+).9506,07. 11068 Heliothis zea (Boddie) [Heliocoverpa Hdwk.]. 1 AW 9209 (1,3/+ VL). 9409 (+WGL). 7 KS+KZ 9308,09, 10.9409.9510. 19 BH 8709 (3).8909 (5).9109, 10.9209 (2). 22 WIDE 9209. 26 DR 8810. 8909. 40 JID 9408. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 11071 Heliothis virescens (F.). 1 AW 8709. 11081 Heliothis borealis (Ramp.). 51 AW+WGL 8906 (2). 53 AW 8906 (2). 11117 Schinia lynx (Gn.). 1 AW 9407. 7 KS+KZ 9506, 08. 11118 Schinia obscurata Stkr.. 38 DR 9507. 11128 Schinia arcigera (Gn.). 1 AW 8709.9409 (3).9505 (6, +TS, +RC). 7 KS+KZ 9309. 9408 (6). 9508 (5). 11 WGL 9507. 17 WIM 9508. 26 DR 9308. 38 DR 8908 (3). 11135 Schinia rivulosa (Gn.). 7 KS+KZ 9508. 11149 Schinia trifascia (Hbn.). 1 AW 9408. 7 KS+KZ 9309.9408 (3).9508. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 11164 Schiniaflorida (Gn.). 1 AW 9408 (1, +TS). 7 ALP 8608. KS+KZ 9407.9507 (2),08 (3). 10 WGL 9507 (2). 11 WGL 9507 (2). 14 WGL 9507. 17 WIM 9407.9507 (10), 08. 19 PM 8607. 8708. 8809.9007.9208 (2). CS 9407 (2),08 (3). 35 RLB 8807. 38 RLB 8808. DR 9407.9507 (2). 40 JID 9407.9507. 42 IDL 86-91 (11+). 50 LT 9407. 11173 Schinia sanguinea (Gey), now incl. gloriosa (Stkr.). 7 GV 91. KS+KZ 9307,08 (3).9508 (2). 11177 Schinia nundina (Drury). 7 KS+KZ 9307.9407 (3). 9507. 19 11 9306. ******************** Catocala relicta larva on trembling aspen, July 1 and adult drying its wings after emergence, July 30 (WJDE). 93 9. PREVIOUS PUBLICAnONS 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. 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