Recent sightings

3:00-4:30pm, mostly sunny, 61˚F, trail extremely muddy and a lot of the trail is under water.

1100 to 1500, sunny, 50's, breezy. Flying through backyard.

FOY

Sunny, breezy. 1:00 to 2:00. One unidentified Sulphur.

my first swallowtail of 2019. It floated past as I was birding.
[Moderator's note: First swallowtail of the year reported in northern NJ]

Guardian Park and 'Road to Nowhere'. Also one fresh Lady sp, more likely Painted.

10:00-11:00, sunny, mid-60s.

high 70s sunny and humid. On power cut near disc golf and hike to lake from picnic area on Edinburg Road…2-4pm

78˚F, cloudy, 4:30pm-5:15pm. Spring Peepers calling

Two flyby unided Sulphur species. My first of the spring. Sightings around 3:30 pm. Sunny and high 70s.

75˚F, 2:15pm-3:45pm, mostly cloudy

2:00-3:00, sunny, mid-70s. Deer Park section. Also saw nearly 100 salamander egg masses in small pond next to the trail.

Warm, sunny. Wildflowers stating to bloom. Saw one in my backyard at 1300 and another nearby at 1545.

Visitor Center, Refuge Road & Boardwalk.

Went looking for Falcate Orangtips but it was wet & overcast in the morning. After lunch, we had better luck.

2:30-3:30, cloudy, 60s. Waterloo Road end of trail.

64 degrees, breezy - first butterfly of the year for me.

Partly cloudy; low 60s; breezy

Temp in mid-70s, weak sun, breezy.

light green, red trails, wet & muddy
commas very active and fighting with each other
all fresh

3:45-5:30 pm, 70s, warm, humid cloudy

70s, clouds and sun
commas rather small
one azure was quire pale but unwilling to label it
an Appalachian

1245, sunny, 60's, S breeze. The butterfly flew around my yard, landing briefly on a Viburnum, but completely ignoring the 100's of Daffodil blooms in the wooded area of the property.

68 High thin Clouds
Falcate Orangetip both female
They cut the trees growing on the pipeline without disturbing the grass. It looks real good.

Just east of the Riegelsville Bridge visiting dandelions.

My wife found the Painted Lady nectaring on periwinkle in the backyard.

Both along Robin's Trail.

My first butterfly of the season in my yard.

Mostly Sunny, Low 60s

Trail deep in mud in places.

1:30-3:00, 65 degrees, sunny and breezy
5 of the commas were flying in the area of, and nectaring on, tree sap below sapsucker holes

Beautiful and sunny. All observations on the Red Trail. 2:00-3:30pm.