Monarch Danaus plexippus Canadian Tiger Swallowtail Papilio canadensis Cabbage White Pieris rapae European Skipper Thymelicus lineola Clouded Sulphur Colias.

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Monarch Danaus plexippus Canadian Tiger Swallowtail Papilio canadensis Cabbage White Pieris rapae European Skipper Thymelicus lineola Clouded Sulphur Colias philodice Eyed Brown Lethe eurydice Macoun Club 2012 Macoun Club 2012 Macoun Club 2012 Macoun Club 2012 Macoun Club 2012 Macoun Club 2012

Monarch Danaus plexippus Canadian Tiger Swallowtail Papilio canadensis Cabbage White Pieris rapae European Skipper Thymelicus lineola Clouded Sulphur Colias philodice Eyed Brown Lethe eurydice Wingspan : mm Mobility : 7 Flight period : May to late Oct Generations per year : 2 Overwinter stage : caterpillar / cocoon Caterpillar host plants : Variety of legumes including clovers and alfalfa Habitat : fields, roadsides, agricultural areas Notes : sometimes adults gather at mud puddles to drink nutrients from mud Wingspan : mm Mobility : 8 Flight period : mid April to mid Oct Generations per year : at least two Overwinter stage : pupa (cocoon) Caterpillar host plants : many crops in the mustard family including cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, capers, and mustard Habitat : open sunny areas including fields, farmland, and gardens Notes : introduced from Europe >100 years ago Wingspan : mm Mobility : 10 Flight period : June to Sept Generations per year : 2-4 Overwinter stage : adult (in Mexico) Caterpillar host plants : milkweeds Habitat : almost any open habitat Notes : migrate south to Mexico where they overwinter in groups on fir trees in mountain forests; these forests are being chopped down for lumber by locals and lumber poachers Wingspan : mm Mobility : 4 Flight period : mid June to early Sept Generations per year : 1 Overwinter stage : caterpillar Caterpillar host plants : sedges Habitat : wet sedge meadows Wingspan : mm Mobility : 5.5 Flight period : early June to mid July Generations per year : 1 Overwinter stage : egg Caterpillar host plants : grasses Habitat : any grassy area Notes : native to Europe, it was introduced to North America about 100 years ago and is now one of our most common butterflies Wingspan : mm Mobility : 8 Flight period : mid May to late July Generations per year : 1 Overwinter stage : pupa (cocoon) Caterpillar host plants : various trees including birch, aspen, and ash Habitat : woodland edges Notes : males may gather on hill tops to attract females for mating

Dun Skipper Euphyes vestris Mourning Cloak Nymphalis antiopa Harvester Feniseca tarquinius European Common Blue Polyommatus icarus Bog Copper Lycaena epixanthe Viceroy Limenitis archippus Macoun Club 2012 Macoun Club 2012 Macoun Club 2012 Macoun Club 2012 Macoun Club 2012 I Macoun Club

Wingspan : mm Mobility : 2 Flight period : mid June to mid July Generations per year : 1 Overwinter stage : egg Caterpillar host plants : cranberry Habitat: acidic bogs Dun Skipper Euphyes vestris Mourning Cloak Nymphalis antiopa Harvester Feniseca tarquinius European Common Blue Polyommatus icarus Bog Copper Lycaena epixanthe Viceroy Limenitis archippus Wingspan : mm Mobility : 3 Flight period : late May to Aug Generations per year : 1-2 Overwinter stage : ? Caterpillar host plants : Carnivorous! Eats woolly aphids, especially on alder trees Habitat : deciduous or mixed woodlands along streams Notes : the only carnivorous butterfly in North America Wingspan : mm Mobility : 5 Flight period : late June to mid Aug Generations per year : 1-3 Overwinter stage : caterpillar Caterpillar host plants : various sedges Habitat : wet areas near deciduous woods such as meadows, seeps, swamp edges, and streams Notes : caterpillars sometimes weave a shelter of leaves in which they rest and eat Wingspan : mm Mobility : 7 Flight period : late May to early Sept Generations per year : 2 Overwinter stage : caterpillar Caterpillar host plants : willows, sometimes poplars and aspens Habitat : open wet areas such as wet meadows Notes : often mistaken for the Monarch (can you see how they differ?) Wingspan : mm Mobility : 4 Flight period : ? Generations per year : ? Overwinter stage : ? Caterpillar host plants : bird’s foot trefoil Habitat : grasslands, meadows, marshes, sand dunes, riverbanks Notes : native to Europe, it was recently (2005) found near Mirabel airport in Montreal Wingspan : mm Mobility : 7 Flight period : April to late Oct Generations per year : 2 Overwinter stage : adult Caterpillar host plants : willows, cottonwoods, elms, birches, hackberries Habitat : forests, wetlands, woodland edges, fields, yards, city parks Notes : one of the first butterfly species to fly in the Spring