A year at a glance in Scioto County
When each species’ records usually fall in Scioto 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.
64 species
| Species | Usual weeks |
|---|---|
| Amphibians | |
| American Toad | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Southern Two-lined Salamander | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Butterflies and moths | |
| False Underwing | late April to early August, middle week Apr 26 – May 2 |
| Tulip-tree Beauty | mid-April to mid-July, middle week Jul 5–11 |
| Azalea Sphinx | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Baltimore Snout | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Basswood Leafroller Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Bent-line Gray | No season: most records are from one year |
| Black-waved Flannel Moth | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Brown Panopoda Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Curved-toothed Geometer Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Eastern Tiger Swallowtail | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Elkalyce comyntas | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Giant Leopard Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Great Spangled Fritillary | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Hebrew Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Imperial Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Io Moth | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Laurel Sphinx | No season: most records are from one year |
| Limenitis astyanax | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| North American Luna Moth | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Pearl Crescent | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Pipevine Swallowtail | No season: most records are from one year |
| Polyphemus Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Rosy Maple Moth | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Smaller Parasa Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Spicebush Swallowtail | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Spiny Oak-slug Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Spotted Apatelodes Moth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Tulip-tree Silkmoth | No season: most records are from one year |
| Virginia Creeper Sphinx | 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 early August, middle week Jun 21–27 |
| Spangled Skimmer | mid-June to late July, middle week Jun 28 – Jul 4 |
| Eastern Pondhawk | mid-June to mid-September, middle week Jul 19–25 |
| Fragile Forktail | mid-June to early October, middle week Jul 19–25 |
| Widow Skimmer | late June to mid-September, middle week Jul 19–25 |
| Blue Dasher | No season: most records are from one year |
| Common Whitetail | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Eastern Amberwing | No season: most records are from one year |
| Slaty Skimmer | No season: most records are from one year |
| Ferns and clubmosses | |
| Christmas fern | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| northern maidenhair fern | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Flowering plants | |
| Virginia Springbeauty | early March to mid-April, middle week Mar 29 – Apr 4 |
| rue anemone | late March to mid-April, middle week Apr 5–11 |
| Long-spurred violet | late March to early May, middle week Apr 12–18 |
| azure bluet | mid-March to early May, middle week Apr 19–25 |
| star chickweed | early April to early May, middle week Apr 19–25 |
| Other animals | |
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