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Hickory Hairstreak? - Satyrium caryaevorus

Hickory Hairstreak? - Satyrium caryaevorus
Lowville, Halton, Ontario, Canada
July 22, 2008
Mount Nemo Conservation Area
Think this is the closest looking one to a Hickory.

Taken in a field of clover and wildflowers beside a mature dec forest with lots of oak, maples, hickorys and such. I was hoping for some Hickory Hairstreaks but the more I look at these photos the more I think all I have are Bandeds. (I did have a number of Stripeds that day too but they are easy to ID.)

Got'a go Hickory with this one.
Moved from Butterflies.

Hickory Hairstreak?
Kaylee,

I agree they are probably all Bandeds. A good place to compare the two is at the Massachusetts site.
http://www.naba.org/chapters/nabambc/common-comparisons.asp

FMS

 
Thanks FMS, confirmation appr
Thanks FMS, confirmation appreciated.
That is a nice comparison site! Thanks.

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