Peaking in early July (week 28)
Species whose records cluster in early July in Door County, Wisconsin, measured against how much the county records in the same weeks. This ranks reports, not organisms — it says when people found something worth photographing.
Swamp candles Lysimachia terrestris of its 32 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Wood Lily Lilium philadelphicum of its 156 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Creeping Jenny Lysimachia nummularia of its 24 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Tuberous Grasspink Calopogon tuberosus of its 49 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Long Dash Limochores mystic of its 46 records
fall in these three weeks Insects
Northern Pearly-eye Lethe anthedon of its 147 records
fall in these three weeks Insects
Viper's-bugloss Echium vulgare of its 25 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Neighbor Moth Haploa contigua of its 33 records
fall in these three weeks Insects
Shinleaf Pyrola elliptica of its 55 records
fall in these three weeks PlantsSulphur cinquefoil Potentilla recta of its 60 records fall in these three weeks Plants
Deptford pink Dianthus armeria of its 32 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Common Wood-Nymph Cercyonis pegala of its 68 records
fall in these three weeks Insects
Ranked by the share of a species' own record that falls in this week and the two around it, divided by the share of all county records in the same window. 320 species were considered.