A year at a glance in Knox County

When each species’ records usually fall in Knox 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.

54 species

A year at a glance in Knox County, 2016 to 2025. Each row gives a species’ usual weeks in words.
SpeciesUsual weeks
Amphibians
American ToadNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Bees, wasps and ants
Two-spotted Longhorn Beeearly July to early August, middle week Jul 19–25
Bicolored Striped Sweat BeeNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Common Eastern Bumble BeeNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Ligated Furrow BeeNo season: most records are from one year
Two-spotted Bumble BeeNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Butterflies and moths
Viceroymid-July to early September, middle week Aug 16–22
Yellow-collared Scape Mothmid-July to mid-September, middle week Aug 23–29
Banded Tussock Mothearly August to mid-September, middle week Sep 6–12
Ailanthus Webworm MothNo season: most records are from one year
Black SwallowtailNo season: most records are from one year
Common BuckeyeNo season: most records are from one year
Eastern Tiger SwallowtailNo season: most records are from one year
Elkalyce comyntasNo season: most records are from one year
Fall Webworm MothNo season: most records are from one year
Great Spangled FritillaryNo season: recorded in two separate seasons
Hickory Tussock MothNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Limenitis astyanaxNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Meadow FritillaryNo season: recorded in two separate seasons
Northern Pearly-eyeNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Pearl CrescentNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Question MarkNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Red AdmiralNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Silver-spotted SkipperNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Small WhiteNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Spicebush SwallowtailNo season: most records are from one year
Virginian Tiger MothNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Dragonflies and damselflies
Blue Dasherlate June to late August, middle week Jul 19–25
Eastern Forktaillate April to mid-September, middle week Aug 2–8
Blue-ringed Dancerearly July to mid-September, middle week Aug 9–15
Widow Skimmerlate June to mid-September, middle week Aug 16–22
Eastern Pondhawkearly July to mid-September, middle week Aug 23–29
American RubyspotNo season: most records are from one year
Blue-fronted DancerNo season: recorded in two separate seasons
Blue-tipped DancerNo season: most records are from one year
Common WhitetailNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Double-striped BluetNo season: recorded in two separate seasons
Eastern AmberwingNo season: recorded in two separate seasons
Ebony JewelwingNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Familiar BluetNo season: most records are from one year
Fragile ForktailNo season: recorded in two separate seasons
Orange BluetNo season: most records are from one year
Powdered DancerNo season: most records are from one year
Ferns and clubmosses
Christmas fernNo season: recorded through most of the year
Flowering plants
Virginia Springbeautylate March to early May, middle week Apr 19–25
American pokeweedNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain
Amur honeysuckleNo season: most records are from one year
dame's rocketNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain

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