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1 Insects Checklist Produced By: DONNA BRUNET macro photography Orr Street Studios 106 Orr Street Columbia, Missouri July 2013 Runge Conservation Nature Center & the Missouri Department of Conservation Central Office Page 12 Jefferson City, Missouri
2 Mayflies (Ephemeroptera) Heptageniidae Stream Mayflies Damselflies (Odonata Zygoptera) Calopterygidae Ebony Jewelwing... Calopteryx maculata Coenagrionidae Springwater Dancer...Argia plana Azure Bluet...Enallagma aspersum Skimming Bluet... Enallagma geminatum Double-striped Bluet...Enallagma basidens Citrine Forktail...Ischnura hastata Fragile Forktail... Ischnura posita Eastern Forktail...Ischnura verticalis Lestidae Great Spreadwing...Archilestes grandis Southern / Sweetflag Spreadwing...Lestes disjunctus australis / Lestes forcipatus Dragonflies (Odonata Anisoptera) Aeshnidae Common Green Darner...Anax junius Comet Darner...Anax longipes Corduliidae Baskettail...Epitheca sp. Gomphidae Cobra Clubtail... Gomphus vastus Libellulidae Calico Pennant... Celithemis elisa Halloween Pennant... Celithemis eponina Banded Pennant...Celithemis fasciata Eastern Pondhawk...Erythemis simplicicollis Blue Corporal... Ladona deplanata Spangled Skimmer... Libellula cyanea Slaty Skimmer... Libellula incesta Widow Skimmer...Libellula luctuosa Twelve-spotted Skimmer...Libellula pulchella Blue Dasher...Pachydiplax longipennis Wandering Glider... Pantala flavescens Eastern Amberwing...Perithemis tenera Common Whitetail...Plathymis lydia Blue-faced Meadowhawk....Sympetrum ambiguum Variegated Meadowhawk...Sympetrum corruptum Yellow-legged Meadowhawk...Sympetrum vicinum Black Saddlebags... Tramea lacerata Carolina / Red Saddlebags...Tramea sp. Page 2 Grapevine Epimenis... Psychomorpha epimenis Black-bordered Lemon Moth... Thioptera nigrofimbria Notodontidae Saddled Prominent...Heterocampa guttivitta Oakleaf Caterpillar...Lochmaeus sp. Red-humped Caterpillar... Schizura concinna Psychidae Bagworm Moth Pterophoridae Plume Moth Sesiidae Squash Vine Borer... Melittia curcurbitae Sphingidae Snowberry Clearwing...Hemaris diffinis Hummingbird Clearwing... Hemaris thysbe Thyrididae Window-winged Moth...Pseudothyris sepulchralis Tortricidae Tortricid Moth...Grapholita sp. One-lined Sparganothis Moth...Sparganothis unifasciana Wasps, Bees & Ants (Hymenoptera) Apidae Honey Bee... Apis mellifera Bumble Bee... Bombus sp. Carpenter Bee...Xylocopa sp. Formicidae Ant...Formica subsericea Ant...Monomorium sp. Ichneumonidae Ichneumonid Wasp Megachilidae Leaf-cutter Bee... Megachile sp. Mutiliidae Velvet Ant Sphecidae Thread-waisted Wasp...Ammophila sp. Thread-waisted Wasp...Eremnophila aurenonotata Vespidae Mason Wasp...Parancistrocerus sp. Paper Wasp... Polistes sp. Yellowjackets...Vespula sp. Braconidae Braconid Wasps Symphyta Sawflies Page 11
3 Peck s Skipper...Polites peckius Tawny-edged Skipper... Polites themistocles Byssus Skipper...Problema byssus Hesperiidae Pyrginae Hoary Edge... Achalarus lyciades Silver-spotted Skipper... Epargyrus clarus Wild Indigo Duskywing... Erynnis baptisiae Juvenal s Duskywing... Erynnis juvenalis Common Checkered Skipper... Pyrgus communis Northern Cloudywing... Thorybes pylades Moths (Lepidoptera) Arctiinae Yellow-collared Scape Moth... Cisseps fulvicollis Cycnia Moth... Cycnia inopinatus Milkweed Tussock Moth...Euchaetes egle Haploa Moth...Haploa sp. Fall Webworm Moth...Hyphantris cunea Fall Webworm Moth... Spilosoma sp. Crambidae Grape Leaf-folder Moth... Desmia sp. Spotted Beet Webworm Moth... Hymenia perspectalis Celery Webworm Moth...Nomophila nearctica Pyrausta Moth...Pyrausta insequalis Genista Broom Moth...Uresiphita reversalis Elachistidae Bird-dropping Moth... Antaeotricha sp. Erebidae Short-lined Chocolate...Argyrostrotis anilis Looper... Caenurgina sp. Looper... Catocala sp. Moon-lined Moth...Spiloloma lunilinea Geometridae Geometrid Moth... Eusarca sp. Orange Wing... Mellilla xanthometata Geometrid Moth...Scopula sp. Geometrid Moth...Xanthotype sp. Lasiocampidae American Tent Caterpillar...Malacosoma americana Noctuidae Delightful Bird-dropping Moth...Acontia delecta Smeared Dagger Moth...Acronicta oblinita Eight-spotted Forester...Alypia octomaculata Soybean Looper...Pseudoplusia includens Armyworm... Spodoptera sp. Page 10 Short-horned Grasshoppers (Orthoptera Caelifera) Acrididae Northern Green-striped Grasshopper...Chortophaga viridifasciata Spur-throated Grasshopper... Melanoplus sp. Carolina Grasshopper... Dissosteira carolina Gryllidae Cricket... Gryllus sp. Tetrigidae Pygmy Grasshopper Long-horned Grasshoppers (Orthoptera Ensifera) Tettigoniidae Lesser Meadow Katydid... Conocephalus sp. Bush Katydid... Scudderia sp. Gryllidae Tree Cricket...Oecanthus sp. Mantids (Mantodea) Mantidae Chinese Mantis... Tenodera aridifolia Termites (Blattodea Termitoidae) Rhinotermitidae... Reticuliformes sp. Bugs (Heteroptera) Alydidae Broad-headed Bug...Aldus sp. Lupine Bug... Megalotomus quinquespinosus Berytidae Stilt Bug Belostomatidae Giant Water Bug... Belostoma sp. Cercopidae Spittlebug... Lepyronia sp. Coriedae Leaf-footed Bug...Leptoglossus clypealis Leaf-footed Bug... Acanthocephala terminalis Leaf-footed Bug...Catorhintha sp. Corixidae Water Boatman Gelastocoridae Big-Eyed Toad Bug... Gelastocoris oculatus Gerridae Water Strider Hydrometridae Water Measurer...Hydrometra sp. Page 3
4 Lygaeidae Small Milkweed Bug...Lygaeus turcicus Large Milkweed Bug... Oncopeltus fasciatus Notonectidae Backswimmer... Notonecta sp. Pentatomidae Stink Bug...Parabrochymena arborea Anchor Stink Bug...Stiretrus anchorago Reduviidae Wheel Bug... Arilus cristatus Assassin Bug...Pselliopus barberi Assassin Bug...Pselliopus cinctus Bee Assassin...Apiomerus crassipes Saldidae Shore Bug Velliidae Broad-shouldered Water Strider...Microvelia sp. Page 4 Backswimmer Nymphalidae Hackberry Emperor...Asterocampa celtis Goatweed Leafwing... Anaea andria Monarch... Danaus plexippus Great Spangled Fritillary... Speyeria cybele Gulf Fritillary...Agraulis vanillae American Snout...Libytheana carinenta Viceroy... Limenitis archippus Common Buckeye... Junonia coenia Mourning Cloak... Nymphalis antiopa Pearl Crescent...Phyciodes tharos Eastern Comma... Polygonia comma Question Mark... Polygonia interrogationis Gray Comma...Polygonia progne Red Admiral... Vanessa atalanta Painted Lady...Vanessa cardui American Lady...Vanessa virginiensis Common Wood-Nymph...Cercyonis pegala Little Wood-Satyr... Megisto cymela Papilionidae Zebra Swallowtail... Eurytides marcellus Giant Swallowtail... Papilio cresphontes Eastern Tiger Swallowtail...Papilio glaucus Black Swallowtail... Papilio polyxenes Spicebush Swallowtail...Papilio troilus Pieridae Falcate Orangetip...Anthocharis midea Sleepy Orange...Abaeis nicippe Orange Sulphur... Colias eurytheme Clouded Sulphur...Colias philodice Little Yellow... Eurema lisa Dainty Sulphur... Nathalis iole Cloudless Sulphur...Phoebis sennae Cabbage White...Pieris rapae Riodinidae Swamp Metalmark... Calephelis muticum Skippers (Lepidoptera) Hesperiidae Hesperiinae Delaware Skipper... Anatrytone logan Least Skipper...Ancyloxypha numitor Sachem...Atalopedes campestris Dun Skipper...Euphyes vestris Fiery Skipper...Hylephila phyleus Zabulon Skipper... Poanes zabulon Crossline Skipper...Polites origenes Page 9
5 Stratiomyidae Soldier Fly Syrphidae Flower Fly...Eristalis sp. Flower Fly... Helophilus sp. Flower Fly... Sphecomyia vittata Flower Fly... Toxomerus geminatus Flower Fly... Toxomerus marginatus Tipulidae Crane Fly Tephritidae Goldenrod Gall...Eurosta solidaginis Ulididae Picture-winged Fly...Delphinia picta Picture-winged Fly...Euxesta sp. Cicadas, Hoppers & Aphids (Homoptera) Acanalonidae Acanalonid Planthopper Aphididae Aphids Cercopidae Froghopper / Spittlebug... Lepyronia sp. Cicadellidae Leafhopper...Cuerna sp. Leafhopper...Draeculacephala sp. Leafhopper...Graphocephala sp. Broad-headed Sharpshooter... Oncometopia orbona Speckled Sharpshooter...Paraulacizes irrorata Cicadidae Scissor-grinder Cicada... Tibicen auletes Periodical Cicada...Magicicada sp. Flatidae Flatid Planthopper Citrus Flatid Planthopper...Metcalfa pruinosa Membracidae Treehopper... Campylenchia latipes Treehopper...Entylia bactriana Treehopper...Publilia concava Treehopper...Tylopelta americana Thrips (Thysanoptera) Phlaeothripidae Tube-tailed Thrips Page 8 Robber Fly Butterflies (Lepidoptera) Lycaenidae Juniper Hairstreak... Callophrys gryneus Henry s Elfin...Callophrys henrici Red-banded Hairstreak...Calycopis cecrops Spring Azure...Celestrina ladon Summer Azure... Celastrina neglecta Eastern Tailed-Blue... Cupido comyntas Banded Hairstreak... Satyrium calanus Coral Hairstreak...Satyrium titus Gray Hairstreak...Strymon melinus Lacewings, Antlions (Neuroptera) Chrysopidae Green Lacewing Beetles (Coleoptera) Buprestidae Metallic Wood-boring Beetle...Acmaeodera Cantharidae Soldier Beetle...Chauliognathus sp. Soldier Beetle... Podabrus sp. Soldier Beetle... Trypherus latipennis Carabidae Ground Beetle Cerambycidae Red Milkweed Beetle...Tetraopes tetrophthalmus Flower Longhorn Page 5
6 Chrysomelidae Leaf Beetle...Anomoea sp. Ninebark Calligraphy Beetle... Calligrapha spiraeae Dogbane Beetle...Chrysochus auratus Tortoise Beetle... Deloyala sp. Seed Beetle... Gibbobruchus mimus Leaf Beetle...Oulema sp. Ragweed Leaf Beetle... Zygogramma suturalis Cleridae Checkered Beetle...Enoclerus ichneumoneus Coccinellidae Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle... Harmonia axyridis Four-spotted Lady Beetle... Brachiacantha quadripunctata Seven-spotted Lady Beetle... Coccinella septempunctata Convergent Lady Beetle...Hippodamia convergens Cicindelidae Cow Path Tiger Beetle... Cicindela purpurea Six-spotted Tiger Beetle... Cicindela sexguttata Curculionidae Weevil... Lixus sp. Broad-nosed Weevil... Entiminae Dytiscidae Predaceous Diving Beetle / Dingy Diver...Laccophilus maculosus Elateridae Click Beetle...Ampedus nigricollis Hydrophilidae Water Scavenger Beetle... Tropisternus collaris Lampyridae Firefly Gyrinidae Whirligig Beetle Lycidae Banded Net-Wing Beetle... Calopteron reticulatum Scarabaeidae Dark Flower Scarab... Euphoria sepulcralis Tumblebug / Dung Beetle... Canthon sp. Japanese Beetle... Popillia japonica Staphylinidae Rove Beetle Scorpionflies (Mecoptera) Panorpidae Scorpionfly... Panorpa sp. Six-spotted Tiger Beetle Flies (Diptera) Asilidae Robber Fly Bibionidae March Fly... Bibio sp. Bombyliidae Bee Fly... Bombilius sp. Hunchback Bee Fly...Lepidophora sp. Calliphoridae Blow Fly... Lucilia sp. Ephydridae Shore Fly... Ochthera sp. Mydidae Mydas Fly...Mydas sp. Psilidae Rust Fly...Loxocera cylindrica Sciomyzidae Marsh Fly... Dictya sp. Marsh Fly... Sepedon sp. Page 6 Page 7
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