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Gray Hairstreak
with wings open on
Sedum
Gray Hairstreaks are small butterflies.
They use quite a few different plants as host plants including
Lead Plant - Amorpha canescens,
White Clover - Trifolium repens,
Hops - Humulus Lupulus and
Partridge Pea - Chamaecrista/Cassia fasciculata.
Eggs are light green and laid singly on host plants.
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I found this and several other Gray Hairstreak caterpillars on my
Partridge Pea plants.
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Adult with wings closed, which is how you usually see them.
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