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This was the first butterfly to be recorded from all 88 Ohio counties by the Ohio Survey of Lepidoptera.
HABITAT: This species inhabits virtually any open area, but particularly old fields, pastures, vacant lots, roadsides, and gardens. This species is also encountered within woodlands in early spring.
Spotted on Aug 5, 2009
Submitted on Sep 16, 2012
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Hi ManjuPinky, and welcome to Project Noah! Please upload these different species of butterfly as separate spottings. You can find out more on how to create a spotting here on our FAQ page. Thanks!
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