description Ceraunus Blue Overview
Ceraunus Blue, scientifically known as Hemiargus ceraunus, is a small butterfly in the family Lycaenidae. It occurs from the southern United States, including Florida and Texas, through the Caribbean and much of Central and South America. The species inhabits open, sunny environments such as coastal areas, scrub, roadsides, and disturbed ground, where adults visit small flowers and larvae feed on legumes.
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What is the Ceraunus Blue butterfly's scientific name?
The Ceraunus Blue is scientifically known as Hemiargus ceraunus. It is a small butterfly in the family Lycaenidae.
Where is the Ceraunus Blue found?
Its range extends from the southern United States, including Florida and Texas, through the Caribbean and much of Central and South America. It is associated with warm, open regions.
What habitats does the Ceraunus Blue use?
The Ceraunus Blue inhabits open, sunny environments. These habitats fit its distribution across southern North America, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.
What family is Hemiargus ceraunus in?
Hemiargus ceraunus belongs to the Lycaenidae family. The common name Ceraunus Blue refers to its small blue butterfly form.
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