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i
Ron Goetz reported 26 species at Kidd Lake Marsh in Monroe County, Illinois on
6/7. Highlights included 3 Bronze Coppers, I Dion Skipper, 1 Hoary Edge, and most
notably, a
Golden-Banded Skipper, a very rare find in the St . Louis area A
Striped
Hairstreak visited the Butterfly Weed in Dave Berry's garden on 6/10
; this is an
exceptional yard butterfly and one that has rarely been reported by NABA members
anywhere in the St
. Louis area, although it is a resident species .
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Ju_.r!Sightings:
Jim Ziebol saw I
Dukes's Sk iner at Horseshoe Lake,
On 6/l ; this is the
st time Jiir has seen an
individual from the early summer brood (more will emerge in
August)
. Jim also observed a
Delaware Skipper. On another trip
to Fults Hill Prairie on
6/2, Ron Goetz found Bell's Roadside Skipper (a county record), Hayhurst's
Scallopwing (first sighting in the immediate St
. Louis area), and Gorgone Checkerspot
.
A Variegated
Fritillary,
2 Banded Hairstreaks, Giant Swallowtail and numerous
Hackberries were highlights at Busch Wildlife on 6/3
(YH) .
The butterfly
of the year will undoubtedly be the BROAD-WINGED
SKIPPERS found by Jim Ziebol on 6/3 at Horseshoe Lake . This species is a new
discovery for the St
. Louis area, as well as a county record for Madison County, Illinois .
Whether these Broad-winged Skippers have resided at Horseshoe Lake for a long time,
unnoticed, or whether they have recently taken up residence, we don't know . In
Butterflies through Binoculars: the Fast, Jeffrey Glassberg states that this species of tidal
wetlands has been expanding its range to inland fresh-water marshes . Whichever the
case, the habitat is perfect: Horseshoe Lake contains some of the last remaining wetlands
in the St . Louis area, and also contains stands of Common Reed, Phragmites communis,
the caterpillar food (host) plant . To protect this vulnerable colony from individuals who
might wish to collect, we are not disclosing the precise location except to NABA
members. In your next issue ofAmerican Butterflies,
check out the "Hot Seens" column
by Michael Reese for a report on this discovery
. (Documentation: video, Jim Ziebol and
Yvonne Homeyer
; photographs Scott Marshall).
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LHEVIYUST OF THE UIRKIII
County, lflino'~S
Spring
Migration
(mid February
- early June)
Nestivig 'Season (Dispersal (May - August)
F'aq ,Vgnaus:m
(late June - mid December)
(mid December - mid February)
, "i mi --i-v~.q -
occurs regularly and in considerable numbers, easy to observe
Fairy, Common - occurs regularly, but in smaller numbers, easy to observe
occurs regularly, but in small numbers, may be missed
,are -
occurs regularly, but in very small numbers, likely to be missed
vv r'y
Rare -
occurs irregularly, as a vagrant, or out of season, likely to be missed
- unresolved status
Copyright 2006 by Frank Holmes and Jim Ziebol
Family Anatidae
spring summer fall
winter
I . Graazlen
Goose
FC
R
2 . Snow Goose
C
U
U
3. Ross% Goose
R
-- Bran'
VR
5, Cacklmg Goose
6, Canada Goose
C
FC
C C
7. Mute Swan (feral population)
R
R
R
R
S . Trumpeter Swan (introduced migrant
population)
VR
VR
9 .Tundra Swan
VR
10. Wood Duck
FC
U
C
VR_
11, Gadwalf
C
R
C
C
12 .
111figeon
U
U
U
I I Qnwta" Black Duck
R
R
R

 
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,
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;a
q
CC
CC
d-1
R
C
VR
IK C&ramop Teal
VR
17, Northern ShOVAN'
C
R
C
U
12 . Northern Pintail
FC
R
FC
U
1£ , ,Gkpen-vdnqed TrA
C
C
U
20 . Canvasback
FFC
FC
U
W . Redhead
FC
R
U
ZE2- ring-necked Duck
C
C
U
21 . Grezter Scaup
U
R
R
24 . Lesser scaup
FC
FC
"5, Surf Scoter
R
26 . White-winged Scoter
R
R
27 . Black Scoter
VR
28 . Long-tailed Duel.,
VR
R
29 . Buffiehead
U
U
R
30 . Common Goldeneye
C
PC
U
34 . Hooded Merganser
U
VR
U
R
32 . Common Merganser
U
VR
C
33 . Red-breasted Merganser
C
FC
U
34 . Ruddy Duck
C
R
C
U
Family Phasianidae
spring
summer fall
winter
fe, E
~?,i
L~5 R,
~ PCI Pula -I- I "I I
R
peasant
- popu
R
-U

 
U
~U
U
U
Family Odontophoridae
spring
summer fall
winter
37 . Northern Bobwhi+_F
U
U
Family Gaviidae
spring summer
fall
winter
3, Red-throated Loon
R
3
aci ¢c
. Lcon
VR
0
on Loon
U
U
R
Family Podicipedidae
spring summer fall
winter
tripled Grebe
U
C
42 . Horned Grehe
FC
R
43
. R'ed-nec d
VR
VR
44 . Eared Grebe
R
45, Western Grebe
VR
46, Clark's Grebe
VR
Family Pelecanidae
spring summer fall
winter
47 . American White ?edican
C
R
Family Phalacrocoracidae
spring summer fall
winter
48, Neotropic Cormorant
VR
49 . Double-crested Cormorant
C
FC
R
Family Ardeidae
spring summer fall
winter
50
. Amedscan Bittern
R
R
51
a?st Bittern
R
R

 
311
647
50,
cGreat
yeat sov
Egret
torc"
cc
C
c
F-7
C
c
R
54, Snowy Egret
U
FC
FC
lie S9 ,00 Hemp
U
FC
FC
6, Tricalared Heron
VIR
VR
cmue EgM,
U
U
U
so Gr. en Heron
U
U
U
59
. Black-crowned Night-Heron
c
U
R
6 . Yeilc':%d-crowned Nignt-Herori
R
R
Family Threskiornithidae
spring summer
fall
winter
31R White Ibis
VIR
6.2. Giozsy Ibis
VR
1 R
63, White-faced ibis
VR
VR
Family Ciconiidae
spring summer fall
winter
64. Wood Stark
VR
Family Cathartidae
spring summer
fall
winter
65
. Turkey Vulture
R
R
R
Family Accipitridae
spring summer
fall
winter
66
. Osprey
R
R
67. Mississippi Kite
VR
68
. Rald Eagle
U
U
FC
63, Northern Harrier
R
U
R

 
70 Sharpohmnnd AM
R
R
R
ZI, Gooper'F Hawk
U
R
U
U
72
. Northern Goshawk
VR
VR
7 -5 .
Hawk
R
R
R
R
71 Swainowls HS"'At
VRVR
VR
iLT
'Ifa . R'ad-taifr ed Ha k
C
FC
C
7i .
Hawk
R
R
8, Golden EagN
VR
VR
Family Falconidae
spring summer fall
winter
w,
men an Kest ei
FC
FC
FC
FC
SOZI
.
. "MerlinPerepHne
Mon
RR
R
UR
H=
VR
Family Rallidae
spring summer -hall
winter
92, Yellow Rail
VR
VR
ST PTIg Rail
R
VR
84. Virginia Pail
U
R
35. Sora
U
U
86. Common Moorhen
R
R
R
87. American Coot
C
U
C
U
Family Gruidae
spring summer fall
winter
8, Sandhill Crane
VR
VR

 
Family Charadriidae
spring
summer
fall
it winter
ack uellied Plover
VR
R
0 .
rericae Uoicla
;v-P over
U
1, 5er rl almated Plover
R
U
J1
R
Family Recurvirostridae
spring summer fall
II
winter
cfr.ne
k._d
Salt
VR
~rer€carp.
vocer
.
R
Family Scolopacidae
spring summ fall
winter
VR
U
UU
RR
100. Lesser Yeliow
;eys
U
U
'+.01 . Upland Sandpiper
R
R
102
. Hud. cniar Godwit
R
R
103 . fytarbleri Godwit
-
R
104. Ruddy Turnstone
I
R
105. Red Knot
106. Sanderling
I
7. S li lair~8f:ad
Sandpiper
U
FC

 
V
'S
p ~ P
I
L
R
109 . Least Sampler
U
I C
VR
110 . White-rurnped Sandpaper
R
';I ; . ElairrT~5 Sandpipcir
U
, I - P ;~~,tc ;ra~ Sanrirjapor
F C
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c
M . Dualin
R
8-ilt Soncipipez
R
U
115 . Puff-bre&7,led Sandpiper
R
116 . SUR,
VR
117 . SWAM Dowitcher
R
U
F. Loa l~)
,-
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R
U
119 . Wilson's
Snipe
FC
FC
1201 . Anierioan Woodcock
R
121 . Wilson's Phalarope
R
R
122 . Red-necked Phalarope
VR
123 . Red Phalarope
VR
Family Laridae
spring summer fall
winter
124 . Laughing Gull
R
VR
R
125 . Franklin's Gull
R
F_
U
-1
126 . Little Gull
VR
127
428
.
. Ping-billed
Bonaparte's
Gull
Gu!l
c
C
U
c
F
R
__c
c

 
129 Calworan
Gan
VR
130 . Herring Gut!
R
R
131 . --hayer'S E301
R
132 . Iceland Gull
VR
133 . Lesser Wac
.-bzcked .31W
R
R
13, GWUCOUS CAT
R
133,
Guit
VR
136, Sabinel Gvit
VR
131 BAc6headed viii
;
VR
138 . Black-legged Kittiwake
VR
131 L east Ten-,
VR
VR
140 . Caspian Tern
R
R
10 . ROck Tern
U
u
142 . Common Tern
R
R
143 . Forster's Tern
U
U
Family Columbidae
spring summer fall
winter
144
. Rock Pigeon(feral population)
c
c
c
c
145 . Mourning Dove
c
c
C
FC
Family Psittacidae
spring summer fall
winter
146 . Monk Parakeet (feral population)
VR
Family Cuculidae
spring summer fall
winter
1(47, Ys11o ,,Ar-N9ed Cuckoo
U
R

 
L
C_~ckcq,
VR
VR
F _VR_
L
Family Strigidae
spring summer
fall
winter
EFStCril
U
U
U
U
GYeat Horned r;vji
U
U
U
U
is,Sand On!
U
U
U
U
OT Lonyoved Ov?
F7
VR
Oval
VR
Family Caprimulgiclao
spring summer
winter
154, Con"wor Nththawk
U
U
U
1 :5 . ~'hs~ck-vuill's-xhdotJ
VR
-j5C pWhi
R
Family Apodidae
spring summer fall
winter
157. Chimney Swift
c
C
C
Family Trochiliclae
spring summer fall
winter
'168 . Ruby-throated Humniii-,gbird
U
R
U
Family Alcedinidae
spring summer fall
winter
15$. Belted Kingfisher
U
U
U
R
Family Picidae
spring summer fall
winter
160 Red-headed Woodpecker
R
R
R
R
161 . Red-bellied Woodpecker
U
U
U
U
162. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
U
U
VR A
.M3 . DIOV411y
woodpecker
C
C
c

 
31-7
64 T 'c ~z : C
764 . HaVy
R
R
-T
R
R
165 . Northern FEW
U
U
Fu
U
165, PHeMed Woodpecker
R
R
R
R
Family Tyranniclac
spring summer fall
winter
"(17 .
Dave-sided Flycatcher
1H . Eas`iwm Wood.-Pewoe
U
U
R
0)
. Yedov,,-heilied Fiyc :,-O,,et
R
R
L _1
170, Avadian Flvca'cher
R
R
,171 . Alder flycatcher
VR
172 . 'WVMwm, Flycatcher
U
U
,7 3 . Least F ll,,jc a tch er
U
WA. Eastern Phoebe
U
U
U
VR
175 . Great Crested Flycatcher
U
U
U
AT Western Kingbird
R
R
R
177, Eastern Kingbird
C
FC
c
178 . SchsovAaded Flycatcher
VR
Family Lar Hdae
spring summer fall
winter
179
. Loggerhead Shrike
VR
VR
180 . Northern Shrike
VR
VR
Vireonidae
spring
summer fall
winter
181
. White-eyed Virgo
U
U
U
192, BM Vireo
U
U
U

 
_L
B3ua-headed Vises
R
R
q 7 Warbtinq Virco
C
C
FC
^c6 ~hi .~.deich a tries}
~~
Family Corvidae
spring summer fall
winter h
B re uF
:
FC
FC
FC
Gl
.
>~euner!c .n Gro,;°r
C
C
C
190. Fish, Crow
U
U
R
VR
Family Alaudidae
spring summer fall
winter
191 . :Horsned Lark
U
p
Family Hirundinidae
spring summer fall
winter
192 . Purple rcriartin
FC
FC
R
193 . Tree Swallow
C
C
194. Northern Rough-winged Swallow
U
R
U
195. Bank Swallow
U
U
196. Cliff Swallow
U
U
CC
Family Paridae
spring summer fall
winter
FC
FC
i
FC
199 . Tufted Titmouse
U
I Family Sittidae
spring summer
winter

 
VIR
VR
VR
201 .
R
R
Nuthatch
R R
Family Certhiidae
spring summer fall
winter
202 .
Brown Creep, c
U
U
R
Family Troglodytidae
spring summer fall
winter
,-W . Rock Wren
VR
234 .
Wren
FC
FC
FC
U
205 . House Wren
U
R
U
Me . 1""jinier Wren
R_
R
VIR
207 . Sedge Men
R
VIR
R
208 . Marsh Wren
R
I
Family Regulidae
spring
summer fall
winter
209 . 3c den-crowned Kinglet
FC
FC
R
210 . Ruby-crowned Kinglet
FC
FC
R
Family Sylvilidae
spring summer fall
winter
F
21-1
-
. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
c
c
Family Turdidae
spring summer fall
winter
212 . Eastern Bluebird
U
R
R
VR
2,13 . Veery
R
214
. Gray-cheeped Thrush
R
R
215 . Sw.Yalnson's Thrush
U
U
2 ,16 . H.sVmit Thrush
UU
I VR

 
2, A 1"Cod i vauk
R
R
2113 . American Robin
c
c
c
Family Mimidae
spring summer
fall
winter
219
. 'ray Catbird
FC
U
FC
cc
cU
2-,Ci r Brown ,Thrasher
FC
FC
FC
VR
Family Sturnidae
spring summer fail
winter
22.2. European Starling Owal popAaion
; \
c
c
c
Family Motacillidae
spring summer fall
winter
223, American Pipit
R
VR
r
Family Bombycillidae
spring summer
fall
winter
224. Cedar Waxwing
U_
R
R
Family Parulidae
spring summer fall
winter
,zG . Blue-winged Warbler
R
R-
226 . Golden-winged Warbler
R
R
~i
227, Tennessee Warbles
U
U
228 . Orange-crowned Warbler
U
U
VR
229 . Nashville warbler
U
U
230 . Northern Parula
R
R
231, Yellow Warbler
c
C
R
232 . Chestnut-sided Warbler
FC
U
233 . Magnolia Warbler
U
U

 
134 . Me FAY VARITe
U
R
235 . `leflow-rumpad Warbler
C
C
R
236
. Blank-throated Green MAN
U
237 . Slackbundar..
warhim
=R
R
R
- M- Ychow-,
throated MmIeF
R
2ST Prairie MOM
VR
240 . Palm Warbler
FC
FC
241 .
Ray-breasted
Wa Mier
U
R
'A2. Blackpoll 111jarbief
U
R
243 . Cerulean Warbler
VR
244 . Black-and-white Warbler
U
U
245 . American Redstart
U
U
246 . Prothonotary Warbler
U
U
247 . Pine Warbler
VR
248, Worm-eating Warbler
249
. Ovenbird
R
R
250 . Northern Waterthrush
U
R
251 . Louisiana Waterthrush
252 . Kentucky Warbler
VR
253 . Connecticut Warbler
VR
254 . Mourning Warbler
R
R
25-~ . Common Yof owihmat
C
UU

 
C-
R
2 57
.WUson's Warbl .r
U
^=5g
•. Can a Warbier
U
U
II259 .`iell ;;r:-hreastedChatt
U
U
J
Family Thraupidae
J spring summer fall
winter 1
^Q
. summer Tan
erc
R
=;cad€et Tanager
R
L
Family Emberizidae
spring summer fall
winter
Fasten 'Toy
R
R
VR
Zrnerecan Tree Sparrow
FC
FC
U
96
ping Sparrow
R
R
265 . Clay-colored Sparrow
VR
r
VR
266 . Field Sparrow
U
U
U
VR
267
. Vesper Sparrow
R
U
268 . Lark Sparrow
R
rZ
~~
" 9 . Savannah Sparrow
FC
FC
_ Grasshopper Sparrow
R
274, Hensiow's Sparrow
VR
VR
272
. Le Conte's Sparrow
R
VR
273 . Nelson's Sharp-tailed Sparrow
VR
274 . Fox Sparrow
VR
'r;i •. g sparrow
FC
U
FC

 
RU
277, Swarnp SparTow
'I '
l -3
--1'1
11 UU
UR
27
h
te--,hroz;t,-
1111E
78,White-flit~vvroz;ted
-dSpa
C
C
FC
279 . Harris's Sparrow
R
R
Sparrov"I
C
C
FC
2SI . Darleyed Junco
U
FC
FC
282 . Lapland Longspur
R
R
X83, SnUM's Lo"gspur
FvR-]
284 . Snow Bundn 1
VR
Family Cardinalidae
spring
summer fall
winter
.285, Northern Cardinal
C
C
C
C
2S&
Rose-breasted
Grosbeak
U
U
287 . Blue Grosbeak
U
U
R
288 . indigo Bunting
C
FC
FC
VR
289. Dickelssel
U
U
U
Family Icteridae
spring summer fall
winter
290. Bobolink
U
R
291 . Red-winged Blackbird
C
C
C
C
292. Eastern Meadowlark
C
U
C
R
293 . Western Meadowlark
VR
294. Yellow-headed Blackbird
.
VR
VR
VR
295
. Rusty
Blackbird
U
R
R

 
c
R
c
HF
R
Brown-heave'
FC
c
C
Orchard
U
U
U
Dric+
-
Ell
U
U
Family Fringillidae
spring
summer 1%11
[winter
%02, Purp
•'
,
.
VR
VR
303, House Finch
U
R
U
U
.304 . CownIQZ1 RedPfA
[VR
.3t)5 . Pine SlS~61
;
R
R
F
R
306
. American Goldflnch
c
c
C
c
Family Passeridae
spring] summer
fall
winter
307
. house Sparrow (feral population)
FC
FC
FC
FC
308
. Eurasian Tree Sparrow (feral PoPuii2ticn)
U
U
U
U
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