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Cedar Hairstreak

Submitted by sue wheeler on February 16, 2009 - 8:22am
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Cedar Hairstreak (Mitoura rosneri)

 A small, rust-coloured butterfly with tiny "tails" protruding from the hindwings and a thin, bright white stripe on the underside of the wings (seen when the butterfly is perched, wings closed). Primarily in May and June on many garden and roadside flowers. Larvae feed on cedar and juniper. 

For more information, please see...: 

Lasqueti Butterflies

This site is for butterflies that have been seen and identified on Lasqueti Island.

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