ONature
Provincial Partner

What we do

Meetings
Annual lecture
Butterfly atlas
Moth Atlas
Moth Checklist
Contribute Records
Newsletter
Other Publications
Field trips
Insect counts
Student symposium
Research grant
Home

About the TEA

People
History
Rearing Permit
Membership / Donate

About insects

Insects of Ontario
Books
Endangered sp. / Laws
Butterfly Gardening
Links

Contact us

For Ontario Nature

Herp Atlas


TEA Seasonal Summaries: Ontario Lepidoptera

This annual publication on Lepidoptera observations in Ontario has been published continuously for more than 50 years.

Please contribute your data (old or new) to these summaries and to the atlas -- see this page for instructions. Both members and non-members are welcome to contribute.

The most recent issue, for the 2019 season, includes more than 130 pages of records from more than 500 individuals throughout Ontario. Each butterfly species is given an individual narrative account of its prevalence, distribution, and any change from previous years. Full colour is used for the front and back cover and 4 inside pages. Coverage of moths varies from year to year depending on the availability of volunteers.

The 2016 Summary included an article on the discovery of new populations of the bog elfin. The 2017 Summary included articles on the taxonomy of azures and tiger swallowtails. The 2019 summary includes an update on tiger swallowtails, including the Midsummer Tiger Swallowtail.

Records from 1969 to the present are used in constructing the TEA's Ontario Butterfly Atlas.

Older issues are available for full-text searching in the Google search box above, and are also available for download below:

 

 

Top