Status in Nova Scotia
Common.
Flight PeriodMid-June to early September.
HabitatFields, meadows, woodland roads.
Larval FoodplantsViolets.
Similar Species in Nova ScotiaSimilar to
Aphrodite Fritillary and
Atlantis Fritillary, but distinguished by brown eyes, the lack of a distinct spot near the base of the FW upper, and the broad orange submarginal band on the hindwing.
Further Reading
Great Spangled Fritillary - Conrad's Beach, NS - 2008-07-30
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2008-07-30
Photo © Phil Schappert
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Great Spangled Fritillary - White Point, NS - 2009-08-15
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2009-08-15
Photo © Jim Edsall
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Great Spangled Fritillary - Apple River, NS - 2012-07-15
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2012-07-15
Photo © Kathleen F. Spicer
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Great Spangled Fritillary - Apple River, NS - 2012-07-05
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2012-07-05
Photo © Kathleen F. Spicer
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Great Spangled Fritillary - Shelburne - 2014-07-14
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2014-07-14
Photo © Dan Rolfe
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Great Spangled Fritillary - Gilberts Cove, NS - 2018-08-25
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2018-08-25
Photo © Nancy Hsu
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Great Spangled Fritillary - Victoria Park, Truro - 2022-07-14
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2022-07-14
Photo © William D. Crawford
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Great Spangled Fritillary - Victoria Park, Truro - 2022-07-14
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2022-07-14
Photo © William D. Crawford
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