Scioto County

Land cover: forest 70%, farmland 18%, developed 11%

Elevation: 480 to 1,340 ft, mostly around 780 ft (147–407 m)

Land cover as shares of the land area. Land cover: USGS Annual NLCD, 2025 (opens in a new tab). Elevation: USGS 3D Elevation Program (opens in a new tab)

Warmth so far: Not available yet.

species with a result
64
records, 2016 to 2025
9,077
This week near Scioto County

Scioto County at a glance

Darker weeks have more of a group's species recorded. Shows when people recorded them, not how common they are.

Recording in Scioto County · records of all species each week, 9,077 in all

The grey bars show how many records of all species were made here each week, so you can see when recording itself was high or low.

Every species recorded here

293 species

Amphibians 2

American Toad (Anaxyrus americanus)American ToadAnaxyrus americanusPhoto © Alex Shure · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain25 recordsSouthern Two-lined Salamander (Eurycea cirrigera)Southern Two-lined SalamanderEurycea cirrigeraPhoto © Zach Lim · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain28 records

Butterflies and moths 30

False Underwing (Allotria elonympha)False UnderwingAllotria elonymphaPhoto © Victor W Fazio III · CC BY-NC 4.0Late April to early August, middle week Apr 26 – May 227 recordsTulip-tree Beauty (Epimecis hortaria)Tulip-tree BeautyEpimecis hortariaPhoto © Katja Schulz · CC BY 4.0Mid-April to mid-July, middle week Jul 5–1135 recordsAzalea Sphinx (Darapsa choerilus)Azalea SphinxDarapsa choerilusPhoto © CatherineK · CC BY-SA 4.0No season: recorded in two separate seasons33 recordsBaltimore Snout (Hypena baltimoralis)Baltimore SnoutHypena baltimoralisPhoto © Fyn Kynd Photography · CC BY 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain35 recordsBasswood Leafroller Moth (Pantographa limata)Basswood Leafroller MothPantographa limataPhoto © joannerusso · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year27 recordsBent-line Gray (Iridopsis larvaria)Bent-line GrayIridopsis larvariaPhoto © Matthew Brown · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year20 recordsBlack-waved Flannel Moth (Megalopyge crispata)Black-waved Flannel MothMegalopyge crispataPhoto © Trevor Edmonson · CC BY 4.0No season: recorded in two separate seasons36 recordsBrown Panopoda Moth (Panopoda carneicosta)Brown Panopoda MothPanopoda carneicostaPhoto © krancmm · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year20 recordsCurved-toothed Geometer Moth (Eutrapela clemataria)Curved-toothed Geometer MothEutrapela clematariaPhoto © Royal Tyler · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0No season: most records are from one year25 recordsEastern Tiger Swallowtail (Papilio glaucus)Eastern Tiger SwallowtailPapilio glaucusPhoto © David Alan Rogers · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain71 recordsElkalyce comyntasElkalyce comyntasElkalyce comyntasPhoto © jenniferf4 · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain20 recordsGiant Leopard Moth (Hypercompe scribonia)Giant Leopard MothHypercompe scriboniaPhoto © Sean Fraser · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year27 recordsGreat Spangled Fritillary (Speyeria cybele)Great Spangled FritillarySpeyeria cybelePhoto © aidan_rodriguez03 · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain30 recordsHebrew Moth (Polygrammate hebraeicum)Hebrew MothPolygrammate hebraeicumPhoto © Royal Tyler · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0No season: most records are from one year24 recordsImperial Moth (Eacles imperialis)Imperial MothEacles imperialisPhoto © Nick Furlan · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year24 recordsIo Moth (Automeris io)Io MothAutomeris ioPhoto © Anita · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain37 recordsLaurel Sphinx (Sphinx kalmiae)Laurel SphinxSphinx kalmiaePhoto © KPP Visitor · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year24 recordsLimenitis astyanaxLimenitis astyanaxNo season: the weeks are still too uncertain20 recordsNorth American Luna Moth (Actias luna)North American Luna MothActias lunaPhoto © Patrick Randall · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0No season: recorded in two separate seasons63 recordsPearl Crescent (Phyciodes tharos)Pearl CrescentPhyciodes tharosPhoto © Greg Lasley · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain22 recordsPipevine Swallowtail (Battus philenor)Pipevine SwallowtailBattus philenorPhoto © kbarylski · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year22 recordsPolyphemus Moth (Antheraea (Telea) polyphemus)Polyphemus MothAntheraea (Telea) polyphemusPhoto © Trevor Van Loon · CC BY 4.0No season: most records are from one year35 recordsRosy Maple Moth (Dryocampa rubicunda)Rosy Maple MothDryocampa rubicundaPhoto © Jeff Niznik · CC BY-SA 4.0No season: recorded in two separate seasons64 recordsSmaller Parasa Moth (Parasa chloris)Smaller Parasa MothParasa chlorisPhoto © Ashley M Bradford · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year26 recordsSpicebush Swallowtail (Papilio troilus)Spicebush SwallowtailPapilio troilusPhoto © dogtooth77 · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain36 recordsSpiny Oak-slug Moth (Euclea delphinii)Spiny Oak-slug MothEuclea delphiniiPhoto © Randy Bodkins · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year29 recordsSpotted Apatelodes Moth (Apatelodes torrefacta)Spotted Apatelodes MothApatelodes torrefactaPhoto © Royal Tyler · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0No season: most records are from one year31 recordsTulip-tree Silkmoth (Callosamia angulifera)Tulip-tree SilkmothCallosamia anguliferaPhoto © Diane P. Brooks · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0No season: most records are from one year24 recordsVirginia Creeper Sphinx (Darapsa myron)Virginia Creeper SphinxDarapsa myronPhoto © Kyhl Austin · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year31 recordsZebra Swallowtail (Protographium marcellus)Zebra SwallowtailProtographium marcellusPhoto © capnr0n · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0No season: most records are from one year36 records

Dragonflies and damselflies 9

Ebony Jewelwing (Calopteryx maculata)Ebony JewelwingCalopteryx maculataPhoto © rmoreau · CC BY-NC 4.0Late May to early August, middle week Jun 21–2723 recordsSpangled Skimmer (Libellula cyanea)Spangled SkimmerLibellula cyaneaPhoto © John B. · CC BY 4.0Mid-June to late July, middle week Jun 28 – Jul 423 recordsEastern Pondhawk (Erythemis simplicicollis)Eastern PondhawkErythemis simplicicollisPhoto © Anne Thompson · CC BY-NC 4.0Mid-June to mid-September, middle week Jul 19–2532 recordsFragile Forktail (Ischnura posita)Fragile ForktailIschnura positaPhoto © Zachary Dankowicz · CC BY 4.0Mid-June to early October, middle week Jul 19–2547 recordsWidow Skimmer (Libellula luctuosa)Widow SkimmerLibellula luctuosaPhoto © Kevin Dodds · CC BY-NC 4.0Late June to mid-September, middle week Jul 19–2538 recordsBlue Dasher (Pachydiplax longipennis)Blue DasherPachydiplax longipennisPhoto © Cameron Eckert · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year57 recordsCommon Whitetail (Plathemis lydia)Common WhitetailPlathemis lydiaPhoto © Greg Lasley · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain27 recordsEastern Amberwing (Perithemis tenera)Eastern AmberwingPerithemis teneraPhoto © Cameron Eckert · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year30 recordsSlaty Skimmer (Libellula incesta)Slaty SkimmerLibellula incestaPhoto © Greg Lasley · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: most records are from one year71 records

Ferns and clubmosses 2

Christmas fern (Polystichum acrostichoides)Christmas fernPolystichum acrostichoidesPhoto © earthtoerin · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain32 recordsnorthern maidenhair fern (Adiantum pedatum)northern maidenhair fernAdiantum pedatumPhoto © Michael J. Papay · CC BY 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain22 records

Flowering plants 20

Virginia Springbeauty (Claytonia virginica)Virginia SpringbeautyClaytonia virginicaPhoto © Rob Clark and Cassi Paslick · CC BY-NC 4.0Early March to mid-April, middle week Mar 29 – Apr 428 recordsrue anemone (Thalictrum thalictroides)rue anemoneThalictrum thalictroidesPhoto © Rene Kimray · CC BY-NC 4.0Late March to mid-April, middle week Apr 5–1152 recordsLong-spurred violet (Viola rostrata)Long-spurred violetViola rostrataPhoto © Jill Peters · CC BY-NC 4.0Late March to early May, middle week Apr 12–1835 recordsazure bluet (Houstonia caerulea)azure bluetHoustonia caeruleaPhoto © bassteeth · CC BY-NC 4.0Mid-March to early May, middle week Apr 19–2542 recordsstar chickweed (Stellaria pubera)star chickweedStellaria puberaPhoto © A. R. · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0Early April to early May, middle week Apr 19–2526 records

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