Status in Nova Scotia
Uncommon most years, can be common in some years.
Flight PeriodTwo overlapping broods: Early June to late August and mid-August to early October.
HabitatWoodland roads and trails, wooded city parks.
Larval FoodplantsNettles (
Urtica sp.), Elms and Hops (
Humulus sp.).
Similar Species in Nova ScotiaOther anglewings, especially
Eastern Comma and
Satyr Comma.
Further Reading
Question Mark - Wolfville, NS - 2012-07-17
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2012-07-17
Photo © Peter Payzant
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Question Mark - Pockwock Road, NS - 2012-07-12
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2012-07-12
Photo © Peter Payzant
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Question Mark - Pictou, NS - 2012-07-19
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2012-07-19
Photo © Phil Schappert
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Question Mark - Spryfield, NS - 2012-05-24
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2012-05-24
Photo © Phil Schappert
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Question Mark - Newtonville, Kings Co. - 2012-07-22
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2012-07-22
Photo © Mark Elderkin
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Question Mark - Newtonville, Kings Co, - 2012-07-22
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2012-07-22
Photo © Mark Elderkin
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