# List of butterflies of Georgia (U.S. state)

This is a list of butterflies native to the U.S state of Georgia.
| Family | Scientific name | Common names | Range within Georgia | Conservation status |
| Hesperiidae | Pholisora catullus$^{:42–43}$ | Common sootywing | Resident throughout Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Atlides halesus$^{:44–45}$ | Great purple hairstreak | Resident throughout Georgia | G4 - apparently secure |
| Nymphalidae | Anthanassa texana$^{:46–47}$ | Texan crescent | Resident along the coast and southern border with Florida | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Vanessa atalanta$^{:48–49}$ | Red admiral | Resident in coastal plain, visitor in Piedmont and mountains | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Euphydryas phaeton$^{:50–51}$ | Baltimore checkerspot | Resident in northern mountains | G4 - apparently secure |
| Nymphalidae | Heliconius charithonia$^{:52–53}$ | Zebra longwing | Visitor in coastal plain | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Limenitis arthemis astyanax$^{:54–55}$ | Red-spotted purple, white admiral | Subspecies L. arthemis astyanax is resident statewide | T5 - secure subspecies |
| Papilionidae | Protographium marcellus$^{:56–57}$ | Zebra swallowtail | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Papilionidae | Papilio polyxenes$^{:58–59}$ | Black swallowtail | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Papilionidae | Battus philenor$^{:60–61}$ | Pipevine swallowtail | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Nymphalis antiopa$^{:62–63}$ | Mourning cloak | Resident in mountains, Piedmont, and coastal plain. Visitor in lower coastal plain | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Speyeria diana$^{:64–65}$ | Diana fritillary | Resident in mountains and upper Piedmont | G2 - imperiled |
| Papilionidae | Papilio troilus$^{:66–67}$ | Spicebush swallowtail | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Papilionidae | Papilio glaucus$^{:68–69}$ | Eastern tiger swallowtail | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Papilionidae | Papilio palamedes$^{:70–71}$ | Palamedes swallowtail | Resident in coastal plain, stray in Piedmont and mountains. | G4 - apparently secure |
| Papilionidae | Battus polydamas$^{:72–73}$ | Polydamas swallowtail | Stray statewide | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Leptotes cassius$^{:74–75}$ | Cassius blue | Stray in lower coastal plain | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Hemiargus ceraunus$^{:76–77}$ | Ceraunus blue | Stray in Piedmont and coastal plain | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Everes comyntas$^{:78–79}$ | Eastern tailed-blue | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Celastrina ladon$^{:80–81}$ | Spring azure | Resident statewide | G4 - apparently secure |
| Lycaenidae | Celastrina neglecta$^{:82–83}$ | Summer azure | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Glaucopsyche lygdamus$^{:84–85}$ | Silvery blue | Resident in Mountains and upper Piedmont | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Celastrina neglectamajor$^{:86–87}$ | Appalachian azure | Resident in north Georgia | G4 - apparently secure |
| Lycaenidae | Parrhasius m-album$^{:88–89}$ | White M hairstreak | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Atlides halesus$^{:90–91}$ | Great purple hairstreak | Resident stat-wide | G4 - apparently secure |
| Lycaenidae | Brephidium isophthalma$^{:92–93}$ | Eastern pygmy-blue | Resident along the coast | G4 - apparently secure |
| Lycaenidae | Everes comyntas$^{:94–95}$ | Eastern tailed-blue | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Amblyscirtes alternata$^{:96–97}$ | Dusky roadside skipper | Resident in lower Piedmont and coastal plain | G2 - imperiled |
| Lycaenidae | Callophrys augustinus$^{:98–99}$ | Brown elfin | Resident in Mountains and upper Piedmont | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Callophrys irus$^{:100–101}$ | Frosted elfin | Resident statewide | G2 - imperiled |
| Hesperiidae | Polites baracoa$^{:102–103}$ | Baracoa skipper | Extreme south Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Nastra lherminier$^{:104–105}$ | Swarthy skipper | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Polites themistocles$^{:106–107}$ | Tawny-edged skipper | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Callophrys niphon$^{:108–109}$ | Eastern pine elfin | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Callophrys henrici$^{:110–111}$ | Henry's elfin | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Amblyscirtes hegon$^{:112–113}$ | Pepper-and-salt skipper | Resident in mountains and upper Piedmont | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Lerodea eufala$^{:114–115}$ | Eufala skipper | Resident in lower coastal plain, visitor in upper coastal plain and Piedmont | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Satyrium titus$^{:116–117}$ | Coral hairstreak | Resident in mountains and Piedmont | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Satyrium calanus$^{:118–119}$ | Banded hairstreak | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Satyrium edwardsii$^{:120–121}$ | Edwards' hairstreak | Resident in mountains, Piedmont, and upper coastal plain | G4 - apparently secure |
| Lycaenidae | Satyrium caryaevorum$^{:122–123}$ | Hickory hairstreak | Resident in extreme north Georgia | G4 - apparently secure |
| Lycaenidae | Satyrium kingi$^{:124–125}$ | King's hairstreak | Resident in most of the state, excluding the far northwest and far southeast | G3 - vulnerable |
| Hesperiidae | Polites origenes$^{:126–127}$ | Crossline skipper | Resident statewide except extreme south Georgia. | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Polites peckius$^{:128–129}$ | Peck's skipper | Resident in extreme north Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Polites vibex$^{:130–131}$ | Whirlabout | Resident in coastal plains, visitor in Piedmont | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Fixsenia favonius$^{:132–133}$ | Southern hairstreak | Resident statewide | G4 - apparently secure |
| Lycaenidae | Satyrium liparops$^{:134–135}$ | Striped hairstreak | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Amblyscirtes vialis$^{:136–137}$ | Common roadside-skipper | Resident in mountains | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Staphylus hayhurstii$^{:138–139}$ | Hayhurst's scallopwing | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Panoquina panoquin$^{:140–141}$ | Salt marsh skipper | Resident along the coast | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Poanes zabulon$^{:142–143}$ | Zabulon skipper | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Wallengrenia egeremet$^{:144–145}$ | Northern broken-dash | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Wallengrenia otho$^{:146–147}$ | Southern broken-dash | Resident in southern coastal plain, visitor in the rest of the state | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Pompeius verna$^{:148–149}$ | Little glassywing | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Atalopedes campestris$^{:150–151}$ | Sachem | Visitor in mountains and upper Piedmont, stray in the rest of the state | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Hermeuptychia sosybius$^{:152–153}$ | Carolina satyr | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Amblyscirtes belli$^{:154–155}$ | Bell's roadside-skipper | Resident in mountains and upper Piedmont | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Amblyscirtes carolina$^{:156–157}$ | Carolina roadside skipper | Resident in mountains, Piedmont, and upper coastal plain | G3 - vulnerable |
| Hesperiidae | Lerema accius$^{:158–159}$ | Clouded skipper | Resident in coastal plain, visitor in the rest of the state | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Hesperia metea$^{:160–161}$ | Cobweb skipper | Resident in north Georgia mountains | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Euphyes vestris$^{:162–163}$ | Dun skipper | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Amblyscirtes reversa$^{:164–165}$ | Reversed roadside skipper | Resident in Piedmont near South Carolina | G3 - vulnerable |
| Hesperiidae | Erynnis icelus$^{:166–167}$ | Dreamy duskywing | Resident in extreme northeast of the state | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Oligoria maculata$^{:168–169}$ | Twin-spot skipper | Resident in lower coastal plain and coast | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Euphyes bimacula$^{:170–171}$ | Two-spotted skipper | Rare and local to Georgia, resident in a swath of the coastal plain | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Amblyscirtes aesculapius$^{:172–173}$ | Lace-winged roadside-skipper | Resident stat-wide | G3 - vulnerable |
| Hesperiidae | Erynnis martialis$^{:174–175}$ | Mottled duskywing | Resident through most of the state, except southeast. | G3 - vulnerable |
| Hesperiidae | Thorybes confusis$^{:176–177}$ | Confused cloudywing | Resident in most of the state, visitor in upper Piedmont and mountains | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Thorybes bathyllus$^{:178–179}$ | Southern cloudywing | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Thorybes pylades$^{:180–181}$ | Northern cloudywing | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Cyllopsis gemma$^{:182–183}$ | Gemmed Satyr | Resident statewide | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Erynnis horatius$^{:184–185}$ | Horace's duskywing | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Erynnis baptisiae$^{:186–187}$ | Wild indigo duskywing | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Hesperia attalus$^{:188–189}$ | Dotted skipper | Resident solely in the extreme southeastern tip of the state | G3 - vulnerable |
| Hesperiidae | Poanes hobomok$^{:190–191}$ | Hobomok skipper | Resident in the extreme northern mountains | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Erynnis brizo$^{:192–193}$ | Sleepy duskywing | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Poanes yehl$^{:194–195}$ | Yehl skipper | Resident in most of the state, except mountains | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Atrytonopsis hianna$^{:196–197}$ | Dusted skipper | Resident satte-wide | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Achalarus lyciades$^{:198–199}$ | Hoary edge | Resident statewide, except the coast | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Neonympha areolatus$^{:200–201}$ | Georgia satyr | Resident statewide except the mountains | G3 - vulnerable |
| Hesperiidae | Urbanus dorantes$^{:202–203}$ | Dorantes longtail | Stray in southeast Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Hesperia leonardus$^{:204–205}$ | Leonard's skipper | Resident in extreme northeast corner of the state | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Panoquina ocola$^{:206–207}$ | Ocola skipper | Resident in southeast georgia, visitor in the rest of the state | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Megisto cymela$^{:208–209}$ | Little wood satyr | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Erynnis juvenalis$^{:2010–2011}$ | Juvenal's duskywing | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Erynnis zarucco$^{:212–213}$ | Zarucco duskywing | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Libytheana carinenta$^{:214–215}$ | American snout | Resident in lower Piedmont and coastal plain, visitor in upper Piedmont and mountains. | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Autochton cellus$^{:216–217}$ | Golden-banded skipper | Resident in north Georgia | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Urbanus proteus$^{:218–219}$ | Long-tailed skipper | Resident in south and southeast Georgia, visitor in most of the state, and stray in north Georgia mountains. | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Euphyes arpa$^{:220–221}$$^{:318–319}$ | Palmetto skipper | Resident in extreme south Georgia along Florida border | G3 - vulnerable |
| Nymphalidae | Megisto viola$^{:222–223}$ | Viola's wood satyr | Resident in east Georgia along coast and southern South Carolina border | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Calpodes ethlius$^{:224–225}$ | Brazilian skipper | Visitor in south and coastal Georgia, stray in the rest of the state | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Satyrodes appalachia$^{:226–227}$ | Appalachian brown | Resident in southeast Georgia and north Georgia | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Epargyreus clarus$^{:228–229}$ | Silver-spotted skipper | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Junonia coenia$^{:230–231}$ | Common buckeye | Resident in coastal plain, visitor in Piedmont and mountains. | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Megathymus cofaqui$^{:232–233}$ | Cofaqui giant-skipper | Range limited to a north-south swath through the middle of Georgia | G3 - vulnerable |
| Nymphalidae | Enodia anthedon$^{:234–235}$ | Northern pearly eye | Resident in extreme north Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Asterocampa celtis$^{:236–237}$ | Hackberry butterfly | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Cercyonis pegala$^{:238–239}$ | Common wood-nymph | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Asterocampa clyton$^{:240–241}$ | Tawny emperor | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Enodia portlandia$^{:242–243}$ | Southern pearly eye | Resident statewide | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Megathymus yuccae$^{:244–245}$ | Yucca giant-skipper | Resident statewide except mountains | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Enodia creola$^{:246–247}$ | Creole pearly eye | Resident statewide except extreme south Georgia | G4 - apparently secure |
| Papilionidae | Papilio cresphontes$^{:248–249}$ | Giant swallowtail | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Calycopis cecrops$^{:250–251}$ | Red-banded hairstreak | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Celastrina nigra$^{:252–253}$ | Dusky azure | Resident only in extreme northeast Georgia | G4 - apparently secure |
| Lycaenidae | Strymon melinus$^{:254–255}$ | Gray hairstreak | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Erora laeta$^{:256–257}$ | Early hairstreak | Resident only in extreme northeast Georgia | G2 - imperiled |
| Lycaenidae | Callophrys hesseli$^{:258–259}$ | Hessel's hairstreak | Rare, in small pockets in coastal plain | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Callophrys gryneus$^{:260–261}$ | Juniper hairstreak | Resident in most of the state, except a swath of western south Georgia. Found in stands of Eastern redcedar | G3 - vulnerable |
| Hesperiidae | Copaeodes minima$^{:262–263}$ | Southern skipperling | Resident in southeast Georgia and coastline, visitor in coastal plain and Piedmont | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Calephelis virginiensis$^{:264–265}$ | Little metalmark | Resident statewide except in mountains | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Ancyloxypha numitor$^{:266–267}$ | Least skipper | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Thymelicus lineola$^{:268–269}$ | European skipper | Visitor in the extreme northeast of the state | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Phyciodes phaon$^{:270–271}$ | Phaon crescent | Resident in Gulf coast and southeast Georgia, visitor further north and west | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Hylephila phyleus$^{:272–273}$ | Fiery skipper | Resident in south and coastal Georgia, visitor statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Polites vibex$^{:274–275}$ | Whirlabout | Resident in coastal plain, visitor in Piedmont | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Lycaena phlaeas$^{:276–277}$ | American copper | Resident in north Georgia mountains | G5 - secure |
| Lycaenidae | Feniseca tarquinius$^{:278–279}$ | Harvester | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Anatrytone logan$^{:280–281}$ | Delaware skipper | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Poanes zabulon$^{:282–283}$ | Zabulon skipper | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Chlosyne gorgone$^{:284–285}$ | Gorgone checkerspot | Resident in a swath of north Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Atalopedes campestris$^{:286–287}$ | Sachem | Visitor in mountains and upper Piedmont, stray throughout the rest of the state | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Atrytone arogos$^{:288–289}$ | Arogos skipper | Resident in a small area of east Georgia | G2 - imperiled |
| Hesperiidae | Hesperia sassacus$^{:290–291}$ | Indian skipper | Resident in a narrow band in the mountains | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Hesperia meskei$^{:292–293}$ | Meske's skipper | Resident in colonies in eastern Georgia | G3 - vulnerable |
| Nymphalidae | Phyciodes tharos$^{:294–295}$ | Pearl crescent | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Poanes aaroni$^{:296–297}$ | Aaron's skipper | Resident in extreme southeast Georgia | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Poanes hobomok$^{:298–299}$ | Hobomok skipper | Resident in north Georgia mountains | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Phyciodes batesii$^{:300–301}$ | Tawny crescent | Resident in extreme northeast Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Poanes yehl$^{:302–303}$ | Yehl skipper | Resident in most of Georgia, except mountains | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Euphyes dion$^{:304–305}$ | Dion skipper | Resident in coastal plain | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Euphyes berryi$^{:306–307}$ | Berry's skipper | Resident in south, southeast, and coastal Georgia | G2 - imperiled |
| Hesperiidae | Problema byssus$^{:308–309}$ | Byssus skipper | Resident in bands across mid-north Georgia and south Georgia to the coast | G4 - apparently secure |
| Hesperiidae | Euphyes dukesi$^{:310–311}$ | Dukes' skipper | Resident along the coast | G3 - vulnerable |
| Pieridae | Eurema nicippe$^{:312–313}$ | Sleepy orange | Resident in most of the state, visitor in the mountains | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Chlosyne nycteis$^{:314–315}$ | Silvery checkerspot | Resident in northern parts of Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Poanes viator$^{:316–317}$ | Broad-winged skipper | Resident along coast and inland from coast | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Problema bulenta$^{:320–321}$ | Rare skipper | Resident along northern half of the coast | G3 - vulnerable |
| Hesperiidae | Euphyes pilatka$^{:322–323}$ | Palatka skipper | Resident along coast and inland from coast | G3 - vulnerable |
| Nymphalidae | Euptoieta claudia$^{:324–325}$ | Variegated fritillary | Resident in coastal plain, visitor in Piedmont and mountains | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Colias eurytheme$^{:326–327}$ | Orange sulphur | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Vanessa cardui$^{:328–329}$ | Painted lady | Visitor statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Vanessa virginiensis$^{:330–331}$ | American painted lady | Resident in most of the state, visitor in the mountains | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Polygonia faunus$^{:332–333}$ | Green comma | Resident in the northeast corner of the state | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Polygonia comma$^{:334–335}$ | Eastern comma | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Polygonia progne$^{:336–337}$ | Gray comma | Stray in the extreme northeast corner of the state | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Anaea andria$^{:338–339}$ | Goatweed butterfly | Visitor in the western and southern borders, and southwest Georgia. Stray further east and north in Georgia. | G4 - apparently secure |
| Nymphalidae | Polygonia interrogationis$^{:340–341}$ | Question mark | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Agraulis vanillae$^{:342–343}$ | Gulf fritillary | Resident in south Georgia, visitor in the rest of the state | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Limenitis archippus$^{:344–345}$ | Viceroy | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Speyeria aphrodite$^{:346–347}$ | Aphrodite fritillary | Resident in the northeast corner of the state | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Danaus gilippus$^{:348–349}$ | Queen | Visitor in south and coastal Georgia, and stray in the rest of the state | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Speyeria cybele$^{:350–351}$ | Great spangled fritillary | Resident in north Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Danaus plexippus$^{:352–353}$ | Monarch | Visitor statewide | G4 - apparently secure |
| Nymphalidae | Speyeria diana$^{:354–355}$ | Diana fritillary | Resident in north Georgia | G2 - imperiled |
| Hesperiidae | Pyrgus communis$^{:356–357}$ | Common checkered-skipper | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Hesperiidae | Pyrgus oileus$^{:358–359}$ | Tropical checkered skipper | Resident in extreme south Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Eurema daira$^{:360–361}$ | Barred sulphur | Resident in south and coastal Georgia, visitor in coastal plain, and stray in Piedmont and mountains | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Pieris virginiensis$^{:362–363}$ | West Virginia white | Resident in mountains | G2 - imperiled |
| Pieridae | Anthocharis midea$^{:364–365}$ | Falcate orangetip | Resident statewide except south Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Pontia protodice$^{:366–367}$ | Checkered white | Resident in most of the state, visitor in mountains | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Pieris rapae$^{:368–369}$ | Cabbage white | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Ascia monuste$^{:370–371}$ | Great southern white | Visitor on coast, stray further inland | G5 - secure |
| Nymphalidae | Anartia jatrophae$^{:372–373}$ | White peacock | Stray along coast | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Colias philodice$^{:374–375}$ | Clouded sulphur | Resident in most of the state, except south Georgia and inland from the coast | G5 - secure |
| Papilionidae | Eurytides marcellus$^{:376–377}$ | Zebra swallowtail | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Nathalis iole$^{:378–379}$ | Dainty sulphur | Visitor on the coast, stray inland and in south Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Eurema lisa$^{:380–381}$ | Little sulphur | Resident in south Georgia, visitor in the rest of the state | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Eurema daira$^{:382–383}$ | Barred sulphur | Resident in south and coastal Georgia, visitor in coastal plain, and stray in Piedmont and mountains | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Zerene cesonia$^{:384–385}$ | Southern dogface | Resident through most of the state, visitor in extreme south Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Colias philodice$^{:386–387}$ | Clouded sulphur | Resident in most of the state, except coast and south Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Phoebis sennae$^{:388–389}$ | Cloudless sulphur | Resident in south Georgia and along coastline, visitor in the rest of the state | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Phoebis statira$^{:390–391}$ | Statira sulphur | Stray in southeast Georgia | G5 - secure |
| Pieridae | Phoebis philea$^{:392–393}$ | Orange-barred sulphur | Stray statewide | G5 - secure |
| Papilionidae | Papilio glaucus$^{:394–395}$ | Eastern tiger swallowtail | Resident statewide | G5 - secure |