Sep 13, 2025
Montrose Point, Chicago in the early Autumn
Taken September 2025
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Montrose Point, Chicago in the early Autumn
Taken September 2025
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Hackberry Emperor (Asterocampa celtis), taken June 15, 2026, in Georgia, US
A butterfly resting calmly on a leaf in the sun, using its mottled underwings to blend nicely into the dirt backdrop! This individual was in the perfect place for a butterfly: a sunny, flower-filled clearing with plenty of water and few predators. This species of butterfly enjoys small flower clusters, of which there were many here, so it's no surprise it was fluttering around. It was joined by lots of skippers and mason bees, all swarming the abundant flowers and enjoying the clear air!
@rosemaryrain364 submitted: We found this beautiful pupae in the garden. My dad is digging a drainage gutter across the back and unearthed it. After a few pictures it was returned, hopefully no worse off for being disturbed.
I think it's a type of Sphinx moth, but can't be certain.
This other guy was crawling up the outside wall of a local coffee shop, no vegetation nearby. I hope it made it! Likely a Hackberry butterfly.
Both seen in or near Corpus Christi, Tx, USA
That caterpillar is absolutely precious. Definitely one of the emperors, but hackberry and tawny look the same to be so idk. But the pupa is definitely a sphinx. Maybe an obscure sphinx.
Scientific Name: Asterocampa celtis Common Name(s): Hackberry emperor Family: Nymphalidae (brush-footed butterfly) Life Stage(s): Adult Location: Plano, Texas Season(s): Spring
Ventral wing pattern. See dorsal view here.
Hackberry Emperor. Illinois, United States. (2025)
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hackberry emperor? im not very familiar with butterflies
Potato chip
(Asterocampa celtis)
Rip little guy. Victim of the hurricane rains.