Only suggesting Canadian to get feedback. Inner black line upperside looks thick. Inner black line on underside looks thick as well. Spotting on wing margin nearly joined underside.
Seems to have characteristics of P. canadensis. Too early for Midsummer Tiger? Unfortunately, this is the best angle I could get before it flew off
9:30-noon; walked ~6km;
Clouded Sulphur - 15
American Lady - 8
Dreamy Duskywing - 1
Duskywing sp. - 2
Red Admiral - 3
E. Pine Elfin - 2
Canadian Swallowtail - 2
Northern Azure - 3
9525 or 9526
Based on TOY and reniform angle, lends itself to a B. obliqua.
This is a picture of Acronicta morula at the Hilton Area of Patapsco Valley State Park in Catonsville, Maryland.
This is a picture of a speared Dagger moth on the Swining Bridge over the Patapsco River in Baltimore County, Maryland.
If correct, this will be a new species for Canada
An incredebly well camouflaged moth. It fooled me.