Status in Nova Scotia
Common in southwestern and central NS, scarce elsewhere.
Flight PeriodEarly May to mid-July. The Maritimes Butterfly Atlas has one early record on 29 March 2010 in Queens County.
HabitatWooded areas, roadsides
Larval FoodplantsOaks
Similar Species in Nova ScotiaCan be confused with
Dreamy Duskywing and the much scarcer
Northern Cloudywing.
NotesFerguson mentions that he saw this species at Lake Kejimkujk commonly in beech woods in 1950, and that there "was no oak in the vicinity".
Further Reading
Juvenal's Duskywing - Spryfield, NS - 2010-05-26
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2010-05-26
Photo © Phil Schappert
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Juvenal's Duskywing - Waverley - 2013-06-10
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2013-06-10
Photo © Peter Payzant
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Juvenal's Duskywing - Roach's Pond, Spryfield - 2014-06-09
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2014-06-09
Photo © Phil Schappert
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Juvenal's Duskywing - Waverley, NS - 2021-05-24
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2021-05-24
Photo © Peter Payzant
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Juvenal's Duskywing - Waverley, NS - 2021-05-24
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2021-05-24
Photo © Peter Payzant
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Juvenal's Duskywing - Waverley, NS - 2021-05-26
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2021-05-26
Photo © Peter Payzant
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Juvenal's Duskywing - Lake William Trail, Waverley - 2024-06-20
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2024-06-20
Photo © Peter Payzant
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