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Butterflies Flying in District of Columbia in July

47 species · iNaturalist data

47 butterflies were recorded flying in District of Columbia in July in our iNaturalist sample; 10 of the top 50 are at their peak this month. The list is ranked by number of research-grade observations.

Top butterflies in July

All butterflies flying in District of Columbia in July

#SpeciesScientific nameFamilyObs.Peak in state
1Eastern Tiger SwallowtailPapilio glaucusSwallowtails and Parnassians312Aug (rising)
2Huron SkipperAtalopedes huronSkippers182Sep (rising)
3Silver-spotted SkipperEpargyreus clarusSkippers139Aug (rising)
4Red AdmiralVanessa atalantaBrush-footed Butterflies92Jul (peak)
5MonarchDanaus plexippusBrush-footed Butterflies75Sep (rising)
6Least SkipperAncyloxypha numitorSkippers68Jul (peak)
7Small WhitePieris rapaeWhites, Yellows, and Sulphurs64Jun (past peak)
8Spicebush SwallowtailPapilio troilusSwallowtails and Parnassians58Aug (rising)
9Eastern Tailed-BlueEveres comyntasGossamer-winged Butterflies48Sep (rising)
10Zebra SwallowtailEurytides marcellusSwallowtails and Parnassians36Jul (peak)
11Pearl CrescentPhyciodes tharosBrush-footed Butterflies33Sep (rising)
12Zabulon SkipperLon zabulonSkippers27Aug (rising)
13Silvery CheckerspotChlosyne nycteisBrush-footed Butterflies26Jul (peak)
14Red-banded HairstreakCalycopis cecropsGossamer-winged Butterflies21Aug (rising)
15Question MarkPolygonia interrogationisBrush-footed Butterflies19May (past peak)
16ViceroyLimenitis archippusBrush-footed Butterflies17Jul (peak)
17Red-spotted AdmiralLimenitis arthemisBrush-footed Butterflies15Aug (rising)
18Summer AzureCelastrina neglectaGossamer-winged Butterflies15Jun (past peak)
19Peck's SkipperPolites peckiusSkippers13Sep (rising)
20Horace's DuskywingErynnis horatiusSkippers12Sep (rising)
21Fiery SkipperHylephila phyleusSkippers12Sep (rising)
22Common BuckeyeJunonia coeniaBrush-footed Butterflies11Sep (rising)
23Painted LadyVanessa carduiBrush-footed Butterflies11Sep (rising)
24Gray HairstreakStrymon melinusGossamer-winged Butterflies11Sep (rising)
25Broad-winged SkipperPoanes viatorSkippers11Jun (past peak)
26Black SwallowtailPapilio polyxenesSwallowtails and Parnassians11Jul (peak)
27American LadyVanessa virginiensisBrush-footed Butterflies10May (past peak)
28Eastern CommaPolygonia commaBrush-footed Butterflies10Apr (past peak)
29Variegated FritillaryEuptoieta claudiaBrush-footed Butterflies9Sep (rising)
30Appalachian BrownLethe appalachiaBrush-footed Butterflies9Aug (rising)
31Pipevine SwallowtailBattus philenorSwallowtails and Parnassians8Sep (rising)
32Orange SulphurColias eurythemeWhites, Yellows, and Sulphurs7Oct (rising)
33Sleepy OrangeEurema nicippeWhites, Yellows, and Sulphurs5Aug (rising)
34Gulf FritillaryDione vanillaeBrush-footed Butterflies4Jul (peak)
35Wild Indigo DuskywingErynnis baptisiaeSkippers3Sep (rising)
36Common SootywingPholisora catullusSkippers3Aug (rising)
37Dun SkipperEuphyes vestrisSkippers3Aug (rising)
38American SnoutLibytheana carinentaBrush-footed Butterflies3May (past peak)
39Tawny EmperorAsterocampa clytonBrush-footed Butterflies3Jul (peak)
40Common Wood-NymphCercyonis pegalaBrush-footed Butterflies3Jul (peak)
41Cloudless SulphurPhoebis sennaeWhites, Yellows, and Sulphurs2Sep (rising)
42Little GlassywingVernia vernaSkippers2Aug (rising)
43Clouded SulphurColias philodiceWhites, Yellows, and Sulphurs1Oct (rising)
44HarvesterFeniseca tarquiniusGossamer-winged Butterflies1Apr (past peak)
45Eastern Giant SwallowtailHeraclides cresphontesSwallowtails and Parnassians1Jul (peak)
46White M HairstreakParrhasius m-albumGossamer-winged Butterflies1Apr (past peak)
47Great Spangled FritillaryArgynnis cybeleBrush-footed Butterflies1Jun (past peak)