Satyrs
| Satyrs Satyrinae Small to medium-sized. Brown, usually with eyespots. |
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| name | range & habitat |
active & broods |
adult & larval foods |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common Wood-Nymph Cercyonis pegala |
north, central fields, pine woods |
Jun-Jul 1 |
flowers grasses |
| Gemmed Satyr Cyllopsis gemma |
north, central fields, shaded water edges, pine woods |
Feb-Nov 2 |
Bermuda grass |
| Southern Pearly Eye Enodia portlandia |
north peninsula woods |
Apr-Nov 1-3 |
rotting fruit, sap, manure, carrion grasses, giant cane, maidencane |
| Carolina Satyr Hermeuptypchia sosybius |
statewide fields, woods |
all year successive |
rotting fruit, sap grasses |
| Little Wood Satyr Megisto cymela |
north grassy woods, fields near woods |
Mar-Jun 2 |
sap, aphid honeydew grasses |
| Viola's Wood Satyr Megisto viola |
north to mid-central grassy woods |
Apr 1 |
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| Georgia Satyr Neonympha areolata |
statewide fields, pine woods |
all year 3+ |
sedges |
| Appalachian Brown Satyrodes appalachia |
north peninsula fields near swamps & streams |
Jun-Oct 2+ |
sap, mud sedges |