Family: Nymphalidae, Brush-footed Butterflies
Habitat Deciduous woods with glades and ponds, pinelands, nearby thickets and meadows, prairie reservoir margins and groves, salt bays and brackish streamsides, hammocks, plantations, and clearings.
You’re currently reading “Little Wood Satyr (Megisto cymela),” an entry on butterfly
5.29.07 / 11am
Very interesting use of the blog format – and very well done. Love the photos I’ve had the time to peruse, and the information you’ve given. My wife and I are hoping to make a trip back down to Texas in October to see some of the many great butterflies you have down there – I think we added a dozen new species on our last trip and we weren’t even really there for them (in March on a birding trip).
I hope to keep coming back to see more soon.
– Marty
P.S. Like the theme your using (I use a modified version of the same one).
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