The delicate and active Little Wood Satyr (Megisto cymela) is a common butterfly of wooded areas, open areas within forest, and edge habitats. This butterfly has a preference for shady places, and it is often found flitting about even on cloudy days, when many sun-loving species are not flying. Little Wood Satyrs, like related butterflies, prefer rotting fruit, sap, and scat to flowers (Brock & Kaufman, 2003).
Uses various grass species. In West Virginia, will use Poa species. In New York, uses orchard grass (Dactylis glomerata).
There are 460 records in the project database.
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