What Does a Common Buckeye Butterfly Look Like? A surprising number of species include the word “common” in their name, although the species itself is anything but ordinary. One good example ...

Buckeye Less common than the red admiral, to which it is related, this striking little butterfly can be found patrolling open ...

The buckeye butterfly, Junonia coenia, is not native to our state, but can be found here between April and November. John Kuntz, The Plain Dealer The spiked buckeye nut coverings form on the ...

The buckeye butterfly, which can be found in the U.S., rested on a plant Sunday in the butterfly conservatory at Powell Gardens. Visitors can see hundreds of tropical butterflies flying free at ...

Butterfly Guy: Buckeye butterfly sports eyes. Mike Malloy, Contributor. There are many notable butterflies here in south Florida, in addition to the more common ones we often see.

The common buckeye female will lay her eggs on this plant and the caterpillars will munch the leaves, eventually forming chrysalises and emerging as the next generation of common buckeye butterfly.

It was an immigrant — a buckeye butterfly, a species that generally doesn’t reproduce here. It emerges from its chrysalis well south of Ohio and is predisposed genetically to move north.