Eufala Skipper (Lerodea eufala)

Eufala Skippers in NC are composed of native breeding stock and probably also fall immigrants from the south. Believed to be two-brooded, Eufala Skippers can be found in summer and fall. They're pretty rare in the northern half of the state, basically absent from the mountains, and uncommon to fairly common in the southern half of the piedmont and coastal plain.


Nectaring on Fog-fruuit in vacant lot New Hanover Co., NC 5 Oct 2008	Nectaring on Fog-fruuit in vacant lot New Hanover Co., NC 5 Oct 2008


New Hanover Co., NC 27 Aug 2005	Hidalgo Co., TX 13 Oct 2004


New Hanover Co., NC 26 Aug 2006	Brunswick Co., NC 29 Oct 2006


New Hanover Co., NC 5 Oct 2008

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Created on ... May 30, 2005 | Update on ... Oct 12, 2008 | jspippen@duke.edu