Wing span: 3.5-4.0 cm.

Flight time: A single flight occurring from mid-April to mid-June.

• Status:** Uncommon breeding resident.

Distinguishing features: Juvenal's Duskywing is the only species of is genus in the state that has prominent hyaline spots on the fore wings with two subapical pale spots on the ventral hindwing.

Distribution and habitat: . Juvenal's Dusky Wing has been found essentially across the entire state, although it appears to be more common in the eastern third. It occurs in a variety of oak-dominated forests, and may be more common in undisturbed forest habitats.

Natural History: The larvae of Juvenal's Duskywing feed on oaks and make leaf-nests. The adults are fast flyers and may often be seen resting on vegetation or puddling along roadsides and trails.