Butterfly sightings for September 2006
| Sep12006 |
Mike ReeseLocation: Tie Mill Rd. area |
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| Sep22006 |
Vic HitchingsLocation: East of Lake Delton |
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| Sep32006 |
Todd SimaLocation: LWR Muscada and Blue River Units The Fiery Skippers were west of Muscada. I also had not seen a Wood-Nymph in a couple of weeks and was suprised to see this one. |
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| Sep62006 |
Todd SimaLocation: LWR Avoca East and West Units The Fiery Skippers were at the end of the East trail and only 20 feet from the river. |
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| Sep142006 |
Joan BrauneLocation: at my house on the east side of Madison |
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| Sep142006 |
Todd SimaLocation: LWR from Muscada to Millville The Gray Hairstreak was found three miles west of Muscada and nectaring on Showy Goldernrods with American Coppers. The Clouded Sulphur landed on a grass stem and spread its wings while I was shooting pictures of the Gray. |
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| Sep152006 |
Rhonda HansenLocation: Karcher Marsh |
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| Sep162006 |
Mike ReeseLocation: Rock River Prairie SNA |
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| Sep162006 |
Mike ReeseLocation: Rotary Gardens, Janesville This was my first trip to the Rotary Gardens and it was certainly worth stopping for an hour visit. This was the most Fiery Skippers I had ever seen in one day and my first Sachem ever! |
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| Sep162006 |
Joan BrauneLocation: Lower wisconsin River in Mazomanie area |
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| Sep212006 |
Todd SimaLocation: LWR Muscada, Blue River and Millville Units |
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| Sep232006 |
Ron ArnoldLocation: Seneca Township |
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| Sep242006 |
Mike ReeseLocation: Mecan Discovery Center |
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| Sep242006 |
Todd SimaLocation: LWR West of Muscada |
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| Sep242006 |
Ann TheringLocation: Blackhawk Ridge |
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| Sep242006 |
Royan WebbLocation: Backyard |
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| Sep252006 |
Todd SimaLocation: LWR Muscada, Blue River and Millville Units Most of the Butterflies were at Millville but I counted 26 American Coppers on one small strip of Asters West of Muscada. |
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| Sep272006 |
Ann TheringLocation: UW Arboretum Skipper was in native plant gardens behind the Visitor Center. |
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I found the Satyr Comma on Grandma Lake Rd. and it is slightly darker than the previous one that saw a month ago.