![]() Photo by Sally King Wingspan .7 - .9" Uncommon but have been seen in Frijoles Canyon. Mid to late summer. ![]() Photo by Sally King Wingspan 1.2 - 1.4" Rare. Has been seen in Frijoles Canyon. Unique for its long facial snout. ![]() Photo by Sally King Wingspan 3.5 - 4" Less common than other swallowtails but relatively common in certain years. Notable black band across top margin of wings makes it distinguishable from other swallowtails. ![]() Photo by Sally King Wingspan 3 - 3.5" Uncommon in park but has been seen in Frijoles Canyon. ![]() Photo by Sally King Wingspan 1.8 - 2.1" Common throughout the park but especially in riparian areas. ![]() Photo by Sally King BRAMBLE HAIRSTREAK (Callophrys perplexa) ![]() Photo by Sally King Wingspan .7 - .9" Common in the spring throughout the park. ![]() Photo by Sally King Wingspan .7 - .9" Common in lower elevations of the park, especially in late summer and into fall. ![]() Photo by Sally King Wingspan 1.4 - 1.6" Common in park especially in late summer and into autumn. Most likely found at higher elevations. ![]() Photo by Sally King Wingspan 1.5 - 1.6" Very common throughout the park especially in late summer to early autumn. ![]() Photo by Sally King Wingspan 1.2 - 1.4" Uncommon but can be seen in higher elevation meadows such as on Alamo Boundary Trail or Cerro Grande Route. ![]() photo by sally king .8 -1" Common in upper Frijoles Canyon riparian area. ![]() photo by sally king Wingspan 1 - 1.2" Found in the higher elevations of the park such as Cerro Grande Trail, Elk Pond, Alamo Boundary Trail in mid to late summer. ![]() photo by sally king Wingspan 1.2 - 1.4" Common mid to late summer in riparian areas such as Frijoles Canyon. ![]() photo by sally king
![]() photo by sally king PINE WHITE (Neophasia menapia) ![]() photo by sally king SQUARE-SPOTTED BLUE (Euphilates battoides) ![]() photo by sally king PURPLISH COPPER (Lycaena helloides) ![]() photo by sally king MORMON METALMARK (Apodemia mormo) ![]() photo by sally king MELISSA BLUE (Lycaeides melissa) ![]() photo by Sally King ![]() photo by Sally King ![]() photo by Sally King GREENISH BLUE (Plebejus saepiolus)Relatively common, especially in the higher elevations of the park. |
Last updated: May 9, 2021