Family |
Scientific name |
Common names |
Range within Georgia |
Conservation status |
Hesperiidae |
Pholisora catullus[1]: 42–43 |
Common sootywing |
Resident throughout Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Atlides halesus[1]: 44–45 |
Great purple hairstreak |
Resident throughout Georgia |
G4 - apparently secure |
Nymphalidae |
Anthanassa texana[1]: 46–47 |
Texan crescent |
Resident along the coast and southern border with Florida |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Vanessa atalanta[1]: 48–49 |
Red admiral |
Resident in coastal plain, visitor in Piedmont and mountains |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Euphydryas phaeton[1]: 50–51 |
Baltimore checkerspot |
Resident in northern mountains |
G4 - apparently secure |
Nymphalidae |
Heliconius charithonia[1]: 52–53 |
Zebra longwing |
Visitor in coastal plain |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Limenitis arthemis astyanax[1]: 54–55 |
Red-spotted purple, white admiral |
Subspecies L. arthemis astyanax is resident statewide |
T5 - secure subspecies[2] |
Papilionidae |
Protographium marcellus[1]: 56–57 |
Zebra swallowtail |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Papilionidae |
Papilio polyxenes[1]: 58–59 |
Black swallowtail |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Papilionidae |
Battus philenor[1]: 60–61 |
Pipevine swallowtail |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Nymphalis antiopa[1]: 62–63 |
Mourning cloak |
Resident in mountains, Piedmont, and coastal plain. Visitor in lower coastal plain |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Speyeria diana[1]: 64–65 |
Diana fritillary |
Resident in mountains and upper Piedmont |
G2 - imperiled |
Papilionidae |
Papilio troilus[1]: 66–67 |
Spicebush swallowtail |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Papilionidae |
Papilio glaucus[1]: 68–69 |
Eastern tiger swallowtail |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Papilionidae |
Papilio palamedes[1]: 70–71 |
Palamedes swallowtail |
Resident in coastal plain, stray in Piedmont and mountains. |
G4 - apparently secure |
Papilionidae |
Battus polydamas[1]: 72–73 |
Polydamas swallowtail |
Stray statewide |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Leptotes cassius[1]: 74–75 |
Cassius blue |
Stray in lower coastal plain |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Hemiargus ceraunus[1]: 76–77 |
Ceraunus blue |
Stray in Piedmont and coastal plain |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Everes comyntas[1]: 78–79 |
Eastern tailed-blue |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Celastrina ladon[1]: 80–81 |
Spring azure |
Resident statewide |
G4 - apparently secure |
Lycaenidae |
Celastrina neglecta[1]: 82–83 |
Summer azure |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Glaucopsyche lygdamus[1]: 84–85 |
Silvery blue |
Resident in Mountains and upper Piedmont |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Celastrina neglectamajor[1]: 86–87 |
Appalachian azure |
Resident in north Georgia |
G4 - apparently secure |
Lycaenidae |
Parrhasius m-album[1]: 88–89 |
White M hairstreak |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Atlides halesus[1]: 90–91 |
Great purple hairstreak |
Resident stat-wide |
G4 - apparently secure |
Lycaenidae |
Brephidium isophthalma[1]: 92–93 |
Eastern pygmy-blue |
Resident along the coast |
G4 - apparently secure |
Lycaenidae |
Everes comyntas[1]: 94–95 |
Eastern tailed-blue |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Amblyscirtes alternata[1]: 96–97 |
Dusky roadside skipper |
Resident in lower Piedmont and coastal plain |
G2 - imperiled |
Lycaenidae |
Callophrys augustinus[1]: 98–99 |
Brown elfin |
Resident in Mountains and upper Piedmont |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Callophrys irus[1]: 100–101 |
Frosted elfin |
Resident statewide |
G2 - imperiled |
Hesperiidae |
Polites baracoa[1]: 102–103 |
Baracoa skipper |
Extreme south Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Nastra lherminier[1]: 104–105 |
Swarthy skipper |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Polites themistocles[1]: 106–107 |
Tawny-edged skipper |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Callophrys niphon[1]: 108–109 |
Eastern pine elfin |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Callophrys henrici[1]: 110–111 |
Henry's elfin |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Amblyscirtes hegon[1]: 112–113 |
Pepper-and-salt skipper |
Resident in mountains and upper Piedmont |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Lerodea eufala[1]: 114–115 |
Eufala skipper |
Resident in lower coastal plain, visitor in upper coastal plain and Piedmont |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Satyrium titus[1]: 116–117 |
Coral hairstreak |
Resident in mountains and Piedmont |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Satyrium calanus[1]: 118–119 |
Banded hairstreak |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Satyrium edwardsii[1]: 120–121 |
Edwards' hairstreak |
Resident in mountains, Piedmont, and upper coastal plain |
G4 - apparently secure |
Lycaenidae |
Satyrium caryaevorum[1]: 122–123 |
Hickory hairstreak |
Resident in extreme north Georgia |
G4 - apparently secure |
Lycaenidae |
Satyrium kingi[1]: 124–125 |
King's hairstreak |
Resident in most of the state, excluding the far northwest and far southeast |
G3 - vulnerable |
Hesperiidae |
Polites origenes[1]: 126–127 |
Crossline skipper |
Resident statewide except extreme south Georgia. |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Polites peckius[1]: 128–129 |
Peck's skipper |
Resident in extreme north Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Polites vibex[1]: 130–131 |
Whirlabout |
Resident in coastal plains, visitor in Piedmont |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Fixsenia favonius[1]: 132–133 |
Southern hairstreak |
Resident statewide |
G4 - apparently secure |
Lycaenidae |
Satyrium liparops[1]: 134–135 |
Striped hairstreak |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Amblyscirtes vialis[1]: 136–137 |
Common roadside-skipper |
Resident in mountains |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Staphylus hayhurstii[1]: 138–139 |
Hayhurst's scallopwing |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Panoquina panoquin[1]: 140–141 |
Salt marsh skipper |
Resident along the coast |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Poanes zabulon[1]: 142–143 |
Zabulon skipper |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Wallengrenia egeremet[1]: 144–145 |
Northern broken-dash |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Wallengrenia otho[1]: 146–147 |
Southern broken-dash |
Resident in southern coastal plain, visitor in the rest of the state |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Pompeius verna[1]: 148–149 |
Little glassywing |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Atalopedes campestris[1]: 150–151 |
Sachem |
Visitor in mountains and upper Piedmont, stray in the rest of the state |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Hermeuptychia sosybius[1]: 152–153 |
Carolina satyr |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Amblyscirtes belli[1]: 154–155 |
Bell's roadside-skipper |
Resident in mountains and upper Piedmont |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Amblyscirtes carolina[1]: 156–157 |
Carolina roadside skipper |
Resident in mountains, Piedmont, and upper coastal plain |
G3 - vulnerable |
Hesperiidae |
Lerema accius[1]: 158–159 |
Clouded skipper |
Resident in coastal plain, visitor in the rest of the state |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Hesperia metea[1]: 160–161 |
Cobweb skipper |
Resident in north Georgia mountains |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Euphyes vestris[1]: 162–163 |
Dun skipper |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Amblyscirtes reversa[1]: 164–165 |
Reversed roadside skipper |
Resident in Piedmont near South Carolina |
G3 - vulnerable |
Hesperiidae |
Erynnis icelus[1]: 166–167 |
Dreamy duskywing |
Resident in extreme northeast of the state |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Oligoria maculata[1]: 168–169 |
Twin-spot skipper |
Resident in lower coastal plain and coast |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Euphyes bimacula[1]: 170–171 |
Two-spotted skipper |
Rare and local to Georgia, resident in a swath of the coastal plain |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Amblyscirtes aesculapius[1]: 172–173 |
Lace-winged roadside-skipper |
Resident stat-wide |
G3 - vulnerable |
Hesperiidae |
Erynnis martialis[1]: 174–175 |
Mottled duskywing |
Resident through most of the state, except southeast. |
G3 - vulnerable |
Hesperiidae |
Thorybes confusis[1]: 176–177 |
Confused cloudywing |
Resident in most of the state, visitor in upper Piedmont and mountains |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Thorybes bathyllus[1]: 178–179 |
Southern cloudywing |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Thorybes pylades[1]: 180–181 |
Northern cloudywing |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Cyllopsis gemma[1]: 182–183 |
Gemmed Satyr |
Resident statewide |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Erynnis horatius[1]: 184–185 |
Horace's duskywing |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Erynnis baptisiae[1]: 186–187 |
Wild indigo duskywing |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Hesperia attalus[1]: 188–189 |
Dotted skipper |
Resident solely in the extreme southeastern tip of the state |
G3 - vulnerable |
Hesperiidae |
Poanes hobomok[1]: 190–191 |
Hobomok skipper |
Resident in the extreme northern mountains |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Erynnis brizo[1]: 192–193 |
Sleepy duskywing |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Poanes yehl[1]: 194–195 |
Yehl skipper |
Resident in most of the state, except mountains |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Atrytonopsis hianna[1]: 196–197 |
Dusted skipper |
Resident satte-wide |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Achalarus lyciades[1]: 198–199 |
Hoary edge |
Resident statewide, except the coast |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Neonympha areolatus[1]: 200–201 |
Georgia satyr |
Resident statewide except the mountains |
G3 - vulnerable |
Hesperiidae |
Urbanus dorantes[1]: 202–203 |
Dorantes longtail |
Stray in southeast Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Hesperia leonardus[1]: 204–205 |
Leonard's skipper |
Resident in extreme northeast corner of the state |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Panoquina ocola[1]: 206–207 |
Ocola skipper |
Resident in southeast georgia, visitor in the rest of the state |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Megisto cymela[1]: 208–209 |
Little wood satyr |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Erynnis juvenalis[1]: 2010–2011 |
Juvenal's duskywing |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Erynnis zarucco[1]: 212–213 |
Zarucco duskywing |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Libytheana carinenta[1]: 214–215 |
American snout |
Resident in lower Piedmont and coastal plain, visitor in upper Piedmont and mountains. |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Autochton cellus[1]: 216–217 |
Golden-banded skipper |
Resident in north Georgia |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Urbanus proteus[1]: 218–219 |
Long-tailed skipper |
Resident in south and southeast Georgia, visitor in most of the state, and stray in north Georgia mountains. |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Euphyes arpa[1]: 220–221 : 318–319 |
Palmetto skipper |
Resident in extreme south Georgia along Florida border |
G3 - vulnerable |
Nymphalidae |
Megisto viola[1]: 222–223 |
Viola's wood satyr |
Resident in east Georgia along coast and southern South Carolina border |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Calpodes ethlius[1]: 224–225 |
Brazilian skipper |
Visitor in south and coastal Georgia, stray in the rest of the state |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Satyrodes appalachia[1]: 226–227 |
Appalachian brown |
Resident in southeast Georgia and north Georgia |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Epargyreus clarus[1]: 228–229 |
Silver-spotted skipper |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Junonia coenia[1]: 230–231 |
Common buckeye |
Resident in coastal plain, visitor in Piedmont and mountains. |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Megathymus cofaqui[1]: 232–233 |
Cofaqui giant-skipper |
Range limited to a north-south swath through the middle of Georgia |
G3 - vulnerable |
Nymphalidae |
Enodia anthedon[1]: 234–235 |
Northern pearly eye |
Resident in extreme north Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Asterocampa celtis[1]: 236–237 |
Hackberry butterfly |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Cercyonis pegala[1]: 238–239 |
Common wood-nymph |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Asterocampa clyton[1]: 240–241 |
Tawny emperor |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Enodia portlandia[1]: 242–243 |
Southern pearly eye |
Resident statewide |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Megathymus yuccae[1]: 244–245 |
Yucca giant-skipper |
Resident statewide except mountains |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Enodia creola[1]: 246–247 |
Creole pearly eye |
Resident statewide except extreme south Georgia |
G4 - apparently secure |
Papilionidae |
Papilio cresphontes[1]: 248–249 |
Giant swallowtail |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Calycopis cecrops[1]: 250–251 |
Red-banded hairstreak |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Celastrina nigra[1]: 252–253 |
Dusky azure |
Resident only in extreme northeast Georgia |
G4 - apparently secure |
Lycaenidae |
Strymon melinus[1]: 254–255 |
Gray hairstreak |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Erora laeta[1]: 256–257 |
Early hairstreak |
Resident only in extreme northeast Georgia |
G2 - imperiled |
Lycaenidae |
Callophrys hesseli[1]: 258–259 |
Hessel's hairstreak |
Rare, in small pockets in coastal plain |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Callophrys gryneus[1]: 260–261 |
Juniper hairstreak |
Resident in most of the state, except a swath of western south Georgia. Found in stands of Eastern redcedar |
G3 - vulnerable |
Hesperiidae |
Copaeodes minima[1]: 262–263 |
Southern skipperling |
Resident in southeast Georgia and coastline, visitor in coastal plain and Piedmont |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Calephelis virginiensis[1]: 264–265 |
Little metalmark |
Resident statewide except in mountains |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Ancyloxypha numitor[1]: 266–267 |
Least skipper |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Thymelicus lineola[1]: 268–269 |
European skipper |
Visitor in the extreme northeast of the state |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Phyciodes phaon[1]: 270–271 |
Phaon crescent |
Resident in Gulf coast and southeast Georgia, visitor further north and west |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Hylephila phyleus[1]: 272–273 |
Fiery skipper |
Resident in south and coastal Georgia, visitor statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Polites vibex[1]: 274–275 |
Whirlabout |
Resident in coastal plain, visitor in Piedmont |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Lycaena phlaeas[1]: 276–277 |
American copper |
Resident in north Georgia mountains |
G5 - secure |
Lycaenidae |
Feniseca tarquinius[1]: 278–279 |
Harvester |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Anatrytone logan[1]: 280–281 |
Delaware skipper |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Poanes zabulon[1]: 282–283 |
Zabulon skipper |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Chlosyne gorgone[1]: 284–285 |
Gorgone checkerspot |
Resident in a swath of north Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Atalopedes campestris[1]: 286–287 |
Sachem |
Visitor in mountains and upper Piedmont, stray throughout the rest of the state |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Atrytone arogos[1]: 288–289 |
Arogos skipper |
Resident in a small area of east Georgia |
G2 - imperiled |
Hesperiidae |
Hesperia sassacus[1]: 290–291 |
Indian skipper |
Resident in a narrow band in the mountains |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Hesperia meskei[1]: 292–293 |
Meske's skipper |
Resident in colonies in eastern Georgia |
G3 - vulnerable |
Nymphalidae |
Phyciodes tharos[1]: 294–295 |
Pearl crescent |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Poanes aaroni[1]: 296–297 |
Aaron's skipper |
Resident in extreme southeast Georgia |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Poanes hobomok[1]: 298–299 |
Hobomok skipper |
Resident in north Georgia mountains |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Phyciodes batesii[1]: 300–301 |
Tawny crescent |
Resident in extreme northeast Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Poanes yehl[1]: 302–303 |
Yehl skipper |
Resident in most of Georgia, except mountains |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Euphyes dion[1]: 304–305 |
Dion skipper |
Resident in coastal plain |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Euphyes berryi[1]: 306–307 |
Berry's skipper |
Resident in south, southeast, and coastal Georgia |
G2 - imperiled |
Hesperiidae |
Problema byssus[1]: 308–309 |
Byssus skipper |
Resident in bands across mid-north Georgia and south Georgia to the coast |
G4 - apparently secure |
Hesperiidae |
Euphyes dukesi[1]: 310–311 |
Dukes' skipper |
Resident along the coast |
G3 - vulnerable |
Pieridae |
Eurema nicippe[1]: 312–313 |
Sleepy orange |
Resident in most of the state, visitor in the mountains |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Chlosyne nycteis[1]: 314–315 |
Silvery checkerspot |
Resident in northern parts of Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Poanes viator[1]: 316–317 |
Broad-winged skipper |
Resident along coast and inland from coast |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Problema bulenta[1]: 320–321 |
Rare skipper |
Resident along northern half of the coast |
G3 - vulnerable |
Hesperiidae |
Euphyes pilatka[1]: 322–323 |
Palatka skipper |
Resident along coast and inland from coast |
G3 - vulnerable |
Nymphalidae |
Euptoieta claudia[1]: 324–325 |
Variegated fritillary |
Resident in coastal plain, visitor in Piedmont and mountains |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Colias eurytheme[1]: 326–327 |
Orange sulphur |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Vanessa cardui[1]: 328–329 |
Painted lady |
Visitor statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Vanessa virginiensis[1]: 330–331 |
American painted lady |
Resident in most of the state, visitor in the mountains |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Polygonia faunus[1]: 332–333 |
Green comma |
Resident in the northeast corner of the state |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Polygonia comma[1]: 334–335 |
Eastern comma |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Polygonia progne[1]: 336–337 |
Gray comma |
Stray in the extreme northeast corner of the state |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Anaea andria[1]: 338–339 |
Goatweed butterfly |
Visitor in the western and southern borders, and southwest Georgia. Stray further east and north in Georgia. |
G4 - apparently secure |
Nymphalidae |
Polygonia interrogationis[1]: 340–341 |
Question mark |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Agraulis vanillae[1]: 342–343 |
Gulf fritillary |
Resident in south Georgia, visitor in the rest of the state |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Limenitis archippus[1]: 344–345 |
Viceroy |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Speyeria aphrodite[1]: 346–347 |
Aphrodite fritillary |
Resident in the northeast corner of the state |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Danaus gilippus[1]: 348–349 |
Queen |
Visitor in south and coastal Georgia, and stray in the rest of the state |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Speyeria cybele[1]: 350–351 |
Great spangled fritillary |
Resident in north Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Danaus plexippus[1]: 352–353 |
Monarch |
Visitor statewide |
G4 - apparently secure |
Nymphalidae |
Speyeria diana[1]: 354–355 |
Diana fritillary |
Resident in north Georgia |
G2 - imperiled |
Hesperiidae |
Pyrgus communis[1]: 356–357 |
Common checkered-skipper |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Hesperiidae |
Pyrgus oileus[1]: 358–359 |
Tropical checkered skipper |
Resident in extreme south Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Eurema daira[1]: 360–361 |
Barred sulphur |
Resident in south and coastal Georgia, visitor in coastal plain, and stray in Piedmont and mountains |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Pieris virginiensis[1]: 362–363 |
West Virginia white |
Resident in mountains |
G2 - imperiled |
Pieridae |
Anthocharis midea[1]: 364–365 |
Falcate orangetip |
Resident statewide except south Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Pontia protodice[1]: 366–367 |
Checkered white |
Resident in most of the state, visitor in mountains |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Pieris rapae[1]: 368–369 |
Cabbage white |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Ascia monuste[1]: 370–371 |
Great southern white |
Visitor on coast, stray further inland |
G5 - secure |
Nymphalidae |
Anartia jatrophae[1]: 372–373 |
White peacock |
Stray along coast |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Colias philodice[1]: 374–375 |
Clouded sulphur |
Resident in most of the state, except south Georgia and inland from the coast |
G5 - secure |
Papilionidae |
Eurytides marcellus[1]: 376–377 |
Zebra swallowtail |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Nathalis iole[1]: 378–379 |
Dainty sulphur |
Visitor on the coast, stray inland and in south Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Eurema lisa[1]: 380–381 |
Little sulphur |
Resident in south Georgia, visitor in the rest of the state |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Eurema daira[1]: 382–383 |
Barred sulphur |
Resident in south and coastal Georgia, visitor in coastal plain, and stray in Piedmont and mountains |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Zerene cesonia[1]: 384–385 |
Southern dogface |
Resident through most of the state, visitor in extreme south Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Colias philodice[1]: 386–387 |
Clouded sulphur |
Resident in most of the state, except coast and south Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Phoebis sennae[1]: 388–389 |
Cloudless sulphur |
Resident in south Georgia and along coastline, visitor in the rest of the state |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Phoebis statira[1]: 390–391 |
Statira sulphur |
Stray in southeast Georgia |
G5 - secure |
Pieridae |
Phoebis philea[1]: 392–393 |
Orange-barred sulphur |
Stray statewide |
G5 - secure |
Papilionidae |
Papilio glaucus[1]: 394–395 |
Eastern tiger swallowtail |
Resident statewide |
G5 - secure |