A year at a glance in Ross County
When each species’ records usually fall in Ross 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.
22 species
| Species | Usual weeks |
|---|---|
| Birds | |
| Muscovy Duck | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Butterflies and moths | |
| Silvery Checkerspot | late May to early August, middle week May 31 – Jun 6 |
| Eastern Tiger Swallowtail | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Zabulon Skipper | No season: most records are from one year |
| Zebra Swallowtail | No season: most records are from one year |
| Dragonflies and damselflies | |
| Ebony Jewelwing | late May to mid-August, middle week Jun 7–13 |
| Eastern Pondhawk | late May to late September, middle week Jul 12–18 |
| Blue-fronted Dancer | mid-June to mid-September, middle week Jul 19–25 |
| Eastern Amberwing | late June to early September, middle week Jul 19–25 |
| Blue Dasher | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Blue-tipped Dancer | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Common Whitetail | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Double-striped Bluet | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Dusky Dancer | No season: most records are from one year |
| Fragile Forktail | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Variable Dancer | No season: most records are from one year |
| Widow Skimmer | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Flowering plants | |
| Virginia bluebells | late March to early May, middle week Apr 12–18 |
| Virginia Springbeauty | late March to early May, middle week Apr 12–18 |
| common pawpaw | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| poison hemlock | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Mammals | |
| White-tailed Deer | No season: recorded through most of the year |