What is a Acadian Hairstreak

Introduction to the Acadian Hairstreak: This species is native to Ohio. It is known for gray wings with orange spots.

Details about The Acadian Hairstreak

Scientific Notes and Species Breakdown: It belongs to Lycaenidae. It is recognized for tail-like projections.

Acadian Hairstreak Habitat

Habitat and Role: It lives in wetlands. It feeds on nectar.

Quick Facts about The Acadian Hairstreak

Five Facts: It uses willow as host, is harmless, is uncommon, is fast flying, and is habitat sensitive.

Importance of The Acadian Hairstreak

Educational Importance: This species teaches about wetland ecology. It also supports lessons on host plant relationships.

Ohio Expert Opinion

The Acadian hairstreak is a native Ohio butterfly.