My season is pretty much done.

Mostly the same here in the Toronto area, I plan one last outing when it warms up a bit next week. Here on the north shore of Lake Ontario, there should still be some monarchs staging for the flight over the lake, and there were still fresh erytheme last week, so I expect there will be a few left. The variations in female eurytheme are one of my favourites. Especially those with extra thick black forewing margins.

Monarchs are still crossing Lake Ontario

Still lots of monarchs and fresh erytheme along the lakeshore around Toronto.

I still hold out some hope that I can still manage
some Colias still. As exoticimports mentioned above;
I too have collected some nice looking Colias into
Mid-October (in the past).

In fact, the chances of finding (albino-form) females
or "roadside" butterflies (in old literature) seems
more likely always at seasons end.

Colias are fun butterflies to chase after and collect.
When I do focus on them I really feel like a kid again
(for a little while). I only have eurytheme and philodice
available to me along with the albino forms of both species.

However, it still makes for some exciting field time !
With eurytheme being so variable in its orange coloration
and those albino's often boldly marked/variable as well
its pretty much a win (of some sort) whenever I can get
out this late.

So, get out there fella's as there is still precious time
left. Once a hard frost or two hits our seasons are truly
done.

So true Trehopr, so true.

And yes C0vid is the main reason not to go there now, too many restriction to deal with and coming back to Canada from overseas it’s a total nightmare!