| They were continuing to center their nectaring activities on tickseeds, thistles, and goldenrod. |
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| When occupied in nectaring on the flowers, it can be approached very closely. |
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| It is often found nectaring on milkweeds in woods and clearings and along streamsides. |
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| What will remain uppermost in the mind are surely the banks of dwarf elder Sambucus ebulus, also known as danewort, with their hordes of nectaring Hairstreaks. |
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| Modern cameras are both light enough and versatile enough to enable even beginners to get good images of perching or nectaring adult butterflies. |
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| Habits: This species is usually seen nectaring or on wet sandy roads in the company of other species of Erynnis, and usually outnumbered by them. |
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| It feeds mostly on sap, rotting fruit, and animal dung, but is also seen nectaring on flowers. |
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| Milkweeds are an important component of the native and naturalized vegetation communities of Ontario as they are an important nectaring plant for many species of Lepidoptera, such as the Monarch butterfly. |
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| There are few butterflies that will tolerate a high wind for very long, especially while they are nectaring or searching for larval foodplants on which to lay their eggs. |
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