Uploaded June 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
These little blue butterflies are commonly seen puddling in large numbers. The host plants for the caterpillars of these butterflies include: Black Snakeroot, Dogwood (which this one is on), Blueberries, Meadowsweet, and Viburnum Identification: Very small—about 1"in size A fairly common butterfly that may be found mud puddling in larger numbers, but is often found flying singly along the woodland edges. A variety of habitats from woodland edge and trails to city parks..
These little blue butterflies are commonly seen puddling in large numbers. The host plants for the caterpillars of these butterflies include: Black Snakeroot, Dogwood (which this one is on), Blueberries, Meadowsweet, and Viburnum Identification: Very small—about 1"in size A fairly common butterfly that may be found mud puddling in larger numbers, but is often found flying singly along the woodland edges. A variety of habitats from woodland edge and trails to city parks..
