Status in Nova Scotia
Extremely rare. The
Maritimes Butterfly Atlas S-rank for this species is "S1?:Extremely rare: May be especially vulnerable to extirpation (typically 5 or fewer occurrences or very few remaining individuals)".
Flight PeriodMid-April to late August. Very little data.
HabitatBoreal forest.
Larval FoodplantsNettles,
Urtica sp.
Similar Species in Nova ScotiaOther anglewings, especially
Eastern Comma and
Question Mark.
NotesThis species is also known as the "Satyr Anglewing".
Further Reading