A year at a glance in Hocking County
When each species’ records usually fall in Hocking County, 2016 to 2025: the bar runs from the early to the late week, and the line marks the middle week. It shows when people recorded each species, not when it is there.
186 species
| Species | Usual weeks |
|---|---|
| Amphibians | |
| Eastern Red-backed Salamander | late September to late May, middle week Mar 29 – Apr 4 |
| American Toad | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Boreorana sylvatica | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Eastern Newt | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Green frog | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Northern Dusky Salamander | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Northern Slimy Salamander | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Southern Two-lined Salamander | No season: recorded through most of the year |
| Bees, wasps and ants | |
| Common Eastern Bumble Bee | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Beetles | |
| Asian Lady Beetle | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Megalodacne heros | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Six-spotted Tiger Beetle | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Birds | |
| American Robin | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Canada Goose | No season: most records are from one year |
| Eastern Towhee | No season: most records are from one year |
| Great Blue Heron | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Red-winged Blackbird | No season: most records are from one year |
| Rock Pigeon | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Song Sparrow | No season: most records are from one year |
| Wood Duck | No season: most records are from one year |
| Butterflies and moths | |
| Hebrew Moth | early June to mid-August, middle week Jun 21–27 |
| Lesser Maple Spanworm Moth | early June to late July, middle week Jul 5–11 |
| Red-spotted Admiral | late May to mid-September, middle week Jul 19–25 |
| Beautiful Wood-nymph | late June to late August, middle week Jul 26 – Aug 1 |
| Imperial Moth | early July to late September, middle week Aug 2–8 |
| Banded Tussock Moth | early August to early October, middle week Sep 13–19 |
| Saddleback Caterpillar Moth | early July to late September, middle week Sep 13–19 |
| American Dagger | No season: most records are from one year |
| Black-waved Flannel Moth | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Catalpa Sphinx | No season: most records are from one year |
| Curved-toothed Geometer Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Eastern Comma | No season: most records are from one year |
| Eastern Tent Caterpillar Moth | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Eastern Tiger Swallowtail | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Giant Leopard Moth | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Great Spangled Fritillary | No season: most records are from one year |
| Green Cloverworm Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Hickory Tussock Moth | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Hypena abalinealis | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Io Moth | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Isabella Tiger Moth | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Large Lace-border Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Large Maple Spanworm Moth | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Limenitis astyanax | No season: most records are from one year |
| Maple Looper Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Mottled Prominent | No season: most records are from one year |
| North American Luna Moth | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Pale Beauty | No season: most records are from one year |
| Conifers and relatives | |
| Dragonflies and damselflies | |
| Ferns and clubmosses | |
| Flies | |
| Flowering plants | |
| Fungi | |
| Mammals | |
| Mosses, liverworts and hornworts | |
| Other animals | |
| Other insects | |
| Reptiles | |
| Spiders | |
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