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     Butterfly Peak

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     Akron, OH · (330) 774-8494
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     Artistic Butterfly

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     2420 Wedgewood Dr, Ste 5a, Akron, OH · (234) 334-4656
     
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     Project White Butterfly

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     7452 Broadview Rd, #PMB148, Parma, OH
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     City of Cuyahoga Falls Butterfly Garden

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     1817 Front St, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
     
     
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2. wildlifeinformer.com › butterflies-in-ohio11 Common Butterflies in Ohio (With Pictures) - Wildlife Informer

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   With more than 140 species of butterflies in Ohio, you’re bound to see a variety of species when traveling around the state. These butterflies play a massive role in pollination, so you may even spot some in your own backyard!

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   • Red Admiral. Vanessa atalanta. Red Admirals have a wingspan of 1.75 to 2.5 inches. The coloring is dark brown with a reddish circular band and white spots.
   • Painted Lady. Vanessa cardui. Painted Lady butterflies have a wingspan of 1.75 to 2.5 inches. The coloring is pinkish-orange, with dark brown to black markings near the wingtips and white spots inside the black markings.
   • Monarch. Danaus plexippus. Monarch butterflies have a wingspan of 3.5 to 4 inches. Their recognizable coloring is a “stained glass” pattern of orange with black veins.
   • American Lady. Vanessa virginiensis. American Lady Butterflies have a wingspan of 1.75 to 2.5 inches. The coloring of this species is a brilliant orange with dark borders and markings and white and purple spots.

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5. www.beechcreekgardens.org › butterflyhouseButterfly House | beechcreekgardens

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   Jun 3, 2024 · Discover 23 species of native Northeastern Ohio butterflies, moths, and skippers! Creation of the Butterfly House was funded by a grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Nature Works. For more information about ODNR, visit www.ohiodnr.gov.

6. www.butterflyidentification.com › ohio-butterfliesTypes of Butterflies in Ohio - Butterfly Identification

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   Types of Butterflies in Ohio. Among the approximate 150 species of butterflies found in Ohio, the most popular is the Common Buckeye butterfly. Ohio has several butterfly hotspots like the confluence of Midwestern prairies, the Appalachian Mountains, the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, the basins and lowlands near Lake Erie, and the boreal forests.

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   What butterflies live in Ohio?

   • The picture shows a Cloudless Sulphur, one of the Southern species. Ohio has a fairly balanced number of gossamer wing butterflies. The American Copper butterfly, pictured, is the most widely distributed of the Copper species. A few pockets of Bronze and Purplish Coppers exist in the west part of the state.

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   How many types of butterflies are there in Ohio?

   • More than 140 different kinds of butterflies have been recorded in Ohio. You won’t find all of them in your yard, but more than two dozen species, ranging in size from the tiny blue spring azure to the magnificent monarch, can be found. If you want to attract wildlife to your property, start with butterflies!

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   Are there orange sulphur butterflies in Ohio?

   • The Orange sulphur butterflies are also abundant in Ohio and can be challenging to tell apart from their cousins, the clouded sulphur. The main giveaway is the orange sulphur generally has more of an orange hint rather than being solely yellow. So, if you see an orange glow on the wing, it’s likely an orange sulphur.

   11 Common Butterflies in Ohio (With Pictures) - Wildlife Informer

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   Where can I find clouded sulphur butterflies in Ohio?

   • Clouded Sulphurs are some of the most common butterflies in Ohio! This is because they’re prolific breeders and are at home in almost any habitat. Look for them along roadsides, parks, and home gardens. They are often found in the same area as their closely related cousins, the Orange Sulphur.

   40 Common Butterflies Found in Ohio! (ID Guide)

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8. greennature.com › ohio-butterfliesOhio Butterflies: Pictures and Butterfly Identification Help

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   Yellows. Clouded Sulphur. Orange Sulphur. Southern Dogface. Cloudless Sulphur. Orange-barred Sulphur. Little Yellow. Sleepy Orange. Dainty Sulphur. Blues, Hairtreaks and Coppers. Ohio has a fairly balanced number of gossamer wing butterflies. The American Copper butterfly, pictured, is the most widely distributed of the Copper species.

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9. dam.assets.ohio.gov › image › uploadOHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF WILDLIFE

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   More than 140 different kinds of butterflies have been recorded in Ohio. You won’t find all of them in your yard, but more than two dozen species, ranging in size from the tiny blue spring azure to the magnificent monarch, can be found. If you want to attract wildlife to your property, start with butterflies! As more wildlife

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11. www.columbusnavigator.com › where-to-seeThe Best Places To See Beautiful Butterflies In Ohio

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    May 16, 2024 · By Chelsea Wiley May 16, 2024. Ohio is a butterfly lover’s paradise, with nearly 150 species of butterflies fluttering about and over 3,000 species of moths to marvel at. If you’re planning to catch a glimpse of these beautiful creatures, timing is everything.