Peaking in late July (week 30)
Species whose records cluster in late 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.
Black Dash Euphyes conspicua of its 21 records
fall in these three weeks Insects
Neighbor Moth Haploa contigua of its 33 records
fall in these three weeks Insects
Swamp candles Lysimachia terrestris of its 32 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Creeping Bellflower Campanula rapunculoides of its 43 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Hine's Emerald Somatochlora hineana of its 36 records
fall in these three weeks Insects
Mountain Deathcamas Anticlea elegans of its 100 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Dun Skipper Euphyes vestris of its 54 records
fall in these three weeks Insects
Narrow-leaved loosestrife Lysimachia quadriflora of its 50 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Appalachian Brown Lethe appalachia of its 32 records
fall in these three weeks Insects
Narrowleaf cow wheat Melampyrum lineare of its 50 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Wild bergamot Monarda fistulosa of its 87 records
fall in these three weeks Plants
Tule Bluet Enallagma carunculatum of its 36 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. 333 species were considered.