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Types of Butterflies in Mississippi



Brush-Footed (Nymphalidae)



‘Astyanax’ Red-spotted Purple ( Limenitis arthemis astyanax ) Red-spotted Purple ( Limenitis arthemis ) Viceroy ( Limenitis archippus ) Hackberry Emperor ( Asterocampa celtis ) Tawny Emperor ( Asterocampa clyton ) Goatweed Leafwing ( Anaea andria ) Diana ( Speyeria diana ) Great Spangled Fritillary ( Speyeria cybele ) Gulf Fritillary ( Agraulis vanillae ) Variegated Fritillary ( Euptoieta claudia ) Zebra Heliconian ( Heliconius charithonius ) Monarch ( Danaus plexippus ) Queen ( Danaus gilippus ) American Snout ( Libytheana carinenta ) American Lady ( Vanessa virginiensis ) Baltimore ( Euphydryas phaeton ) Common Buckeye ( Junonia coenia ) Eastern Comma ( Polygonia comma ) Gorgone Checkerspot ( Chlosyne gorgone ) Mimic ( Hypolimnas misippus ) Mourning Cloak ( Nymphalis antiopa ) Painted Lady ( Vanessa cardui ) Pearl Crescent ( Phyciodes tharos ) Phaon Crescent ( Phyciodes phaon ) Question Mark ( Polygonia interrogationis ) Red Admiral ( Vanessa atalanta ) Silvery Checkerspot ( Chlosyne nycteis ) Texan Crescent ( Phyciodes texana ) White Peacock ( Anartia jatrophae )



Gossamer-Winged (Lycaenidae)



Harvester ( Feniseca tarquinius ) Bronze Copper ( Hyllolycaena hyllus) Atala ( Eumaeus atala) Great Purple Hairstreak ( Atlides halesus) Mopsus Butterfly ( Harkenclenus titus) Falacer Hairstreak ( Satyrium calanus ) King’s Hairstreak ( Satyrium kingi) Southern Striped Hairstreak ( Satyrium liparops) Red-Banded Hairstreak ( Calycopis cecrops) Dusky Blue Hairstreak ( Calycopis isobeon ) Olive Hairstreak ( Mitoura grynea) Southern Brown Elfin ( Incisalia augustinu) Henry’s Elfln ( Incisalia henrici) Eastern Pine Elfin ( Incisalia niphon) Northern Hairstreak ( Fixsenia Ontario) White-M Hairstreak ( Parrhasius m-album) Gray Hairstreak ( Strymon melinus melinus) Eastern Pygmy Blue ( Brephidium isophthalma pseudofea ) Marine Blue ( Leptotes marina) Ceraunus Blue ( Hemiargus ceraunus antibubastus) Reakirt’s Blue ( Hemiargus isola alce) Eastern Tailed Blue ( Everes comyntas comyntas) Spring Azure ( Celastrina argiolus ladon)



Whites and Sulphurs (Pieridae)



Checkered White ( Pontia protodice) Cabbage Butterfiy ( Pieris rapae ) Great Southern White ( Ascia monuste phileta) Falcate Orange Tip ( Paramidea midea midea) Clouded Sulfur ( Colias philodice philodice) Alfalfa Butterfly ( Colias eurytheme ) Dog Face ( Zerene cesonia cesonia) Yellow Brimstone ( Anteos maerula) Cloudless Sulfur ( Phoebis sennae eubule) Orange-Barred Sulfur ( Phoebis philea philea ) Barred Yellow ( Eurema daira daira) Mexican Sulfur ( Eurema mexicanum ) Little Sulfur ( Eurema lisa ) Sleepy Orange ( Eurema nicippe) Dainty Sulfur ( Nathalis iole)



Metalmark (Riodinidae)



Little Metalmark ( Calephelis virginiensis )



Swallowtail (Papilionidae)



Black Swallowtail ( Papilio polyxenes ) Eastern Tiger Swallowtail ( Papilio glaucus ) Giant Swallowtail ( Papilio cresphontes ) Palamedes Swallowtail ( Papilio palamedes ) Pipevine Swallowtail ( Battus philenor ) Spicebush Swallowtail ( Papilio troilus ) Zebra Swallowtail ( Eurytides marcellus )



Skipper (Hesperiidae)



Yucca Giant-Skipper ( Megathymus yuccae ) Common Checkered-Skipper ( Pyrgus communis ) Common Sootywing ( Pholisora catullus ) Confusing Cloudywing ( Thorybes confusis ) Dorantes Longtail ( Urbanus dorantes ) Funereal Duskywing ( Erynnis funeralis ) Golden Banded-Skipper ( Autochton cellus ) Hayhurst’s Scallopwing ( Staphylus hayhurstii ) Hoary Edge ( Achalarus lyciades ) Horace’s Duskywing ( Erynnis horatius ) Juvenal’s Duskywing ( Erynnis juvenalis ) Long-tailed Skipper ( Urbanus proteus ) Mottled Duskywing ( Erynnis martialis ) Northern Cloudywing ( Thorybes pylades ) Silver-spotted Skipper ( Epargyreus clarus ) Sleepy Duskywing ( Erynnis brizo ) Southern Cloudywing ( Thorybes bathyllus ) Tropical Checkered-Skipper ( Pyrgus oileus ) White Checkered-Skipper ( Pyrgus albescens ) Wild Indigo Duskywing ( Erynnis baptisiae ) Zarucco Duskywing ( Erynnis zarucco )




Newly Added Butterflies


Monarch (Danaus plexippus)


Edith’s Checkerspot (Euphydryas editha)


Painted Lady (Vanessa cardui)


Milbert’s Tortoiseshell (Aglais milberti)


Eastern Black Swallowtail (Papilio polyxenes asterius)




About 147 butterfly species colonize the US state of Mississippi, of which some are common and found across the state, while others are quite rare. All the butterflies require host plants where they lay eggs. While the caterpillars feed on host plants, adults eat nectar from flowering plants.
The most common species is the Spicebush Swallowtail ( Papilio troilus ), which occurs throughout Mississippi and being the state-butterfly.
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Girl grows up in Auburn, Maine. She leaves home and drives 6.92 miles — wow, across the Androscoggin River — to spend four years at Bates. Her swim teammates, coming to Lewiston from as far away as Utah, Washington, even the Czech Republic, declared the obvious: Townie!
Vanessa Williamson ’05, the local All-American not listed on the Denny’s breakfast menu, hated the nickname, even though in some ways she is the ultimate townie at Bates. She’s a native Mainer, her father is Charles A. Dana Professor of French Dick Williamson, and she blossomed as a swimmer and student at Edward Little, the public high school in Auburn.
She hated the name because it stinks of stereotype. True, Bates is in a town in a state where teen-age aspirations too often end with high school, but even so, it rankled Vanessa that her fellow Bates students view local kids “as either rednecks or druggies — they don’t see the nice sides of Lewiston-Auburn.”
Or the good people, for that matter. “Vanessa has shown what a local student-athlete can do at an institution like Bates,” says her father. Half of all Maine residents leave the state to go to college (compared to 19 percent nationally) so Vanessa’s decision to study in Maine is a point of pride. “She dispels the notion that you have to go away for a good college experience,” says Dick.
Out of the pool, Vanessa, a psychology major, works at Temple Shalom nursery school, assisting the same teachers she had when she wore water wings, and at East Auburn Elementary. She also helps coach the swim teams at Hebron Academy and St. Dominic High School, the Catholic high school in Auburn. Then there are Bates classes, pre-Leno bedtimes, off-season triple sessions, raisin diets, in-season lifting with WWF legend Tony Atlas (the man who pinned Hulk Hogan), an in-season alcohol ban (selfimposed), friends but still no such thing as Friday nights and, of course, practice.
Over at Tarbell, in the see-ment pond, Vanessa swims her laps, roiling the pool like a watermill. Her accomplishments go on and on, too: She’s won a combined eight All-America awards in the 100- and 200-yard butterflies and the 200 individual medley. She holds four individual Bates records (50, 100 and 200 flies and the 200 IM) and has been a part of four record-setting relay teams. She set the NESCAC record in the 200 fly, winning in 2003.
Growing up, Williamson lived overseas three times when her father taught abroad, so it’s not as if she’s never left Lewiston-Auburn. Bates is just where she wanted to be. “My first couple years I wondered if it would be different if I went to school far away, but I don’t have any regrets,” she says.
Long before Vanessa brought Bates teammates and other friends home for spaghetti suppers and sleepovers, the North Auburn home of Dick and Debbie Williamson was a popular Commons alternative for Batesies. Dick, a Yalie who played varsity hockey with John Kerry, coached the Bates club hockey team into the 1980s, and his players still recall gathering in the Williamsons’ kitchen, warmed by wood stove, hospitality, and “CCC” — chocolate, coffee, and cordials.
“My friends are always ranting and raving, ‘Your dad is the best teacher, he has so much energy,’” says Vanessa. “I’m like, I know! He has a lot of energy at home, too.”
This spring, Vanessa and her father both take big next steps. Dick retires after 29 years at Bates, and Vanessa graduates and will move to California to swim with the Nova Aquatics club team in Irvine. Vanessa will be a continent away from her parents who, for the first time, won’t have a child in college or living at home (Vanessa has a sister Melissa, 39, and two brothers, Chris, 37, and Dustin, 25).
Her goal? “Just making it,” she says. “If there’s room for improvement, then I’ll keep trying. I think of it as an adventure.” She’s used to forging ahead in a sport that in Maine, at least, is “by no means sexy,” says her father. “Swimming gets little publicity. But you go out and try the best you can — see what your limits are.”
Williamson won’t be in completely unfamiliar waters as she chases her Olympic dream. In high school she swam in meets with Ian Crocker of Portland, who won an Olympic gold last summer, and she met Michael Phelps at last year’s Olympic pretrials. She once swam in the lane next to her hero, Jenny Thompson, who is from New Hampshire, another state not known for producing swimmers.
“Before the blocks I was just having fun, jumping around, clapping, thinking I was making her nervous,” Williamson laughs. Truth is, Williamson’s own competitive style is to block out the competition. In the pool, “I close my eyes when I breathe so I don’t see anyone else. I swim my own race and just keep going.”
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