Identification and life history information for every species found in the state.
Information on where and when to look for butterflies in NJ.
Upcoming meetings, field trips, and other events.
Cape May field trip - CANCELLED:
The Weather Gods have done it again. Not satisfied with torpedoing our trip to Cape May this spring, after an extended period of nearly perfect weather, they have decided to conjure up a coastal storm timed to arrive exactly as our trip was to begin. As fans of the NY Giants are used to saying: "Better Luck Next Year".
Full details are found on our Upcoming Events page.
Register Here if you plan to attend our January meeting via Zoom.
Our 2024 schedule of field trips has concluded. Please be sure to check back in the spring to see what we have in store for next year.
It's a beautiful day - time to go butterflying. Wondering what you might see here in New Jersey this time of year?
Great Events in NJ Butterfly History: by Sharon and Wade Wander
The kick-off submission chronicles the amazing congregation of hairstreaks at the Whittingham Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in Fredon Twp., Sussex County, on June 22, 2015. Read it here.
Butterflies in the News
8/5/24: "USFWS Proposes Endangered Species Act Protections for Both Subspecies of the Regal Fritillary Butterfly". Read it here.
Earlier Butterflies in the News articles on a variety of butterfly related subjects from various sources are available.