Asterocampa clyton
Wing span: 1 5/8 to 2 3/4 inches
leaves and sap of hackberry, Celtis
carrion, dung, rotting fruit, tree sap, rarely visit flowers
cities, densely wooded areas, dry woods, fencerows, open woods, parks
females lay eggs in the hundreds on bark or under host leaves, hibernates as groups of caterpillar in dead, curled leaf, males perch on trees to locate females, puddles