Oh yeah, Genie, that is most certainly what it is.

I'm looking a my book "Butterflies of the East Coast," and there's a picture here looking exactly the same. Congrats.

It states that it is " widespread, but rare."

Hostplant, Bermuda grass, river oats and likely others...

With " a confusing mixture of habitat preferences" including the edges of moist woods, hilly terrain and ravines.

Gorgeous little butterfly. We see them close to the wooded areas...they also will come to butterfly bait stations. Same goes for Carolina Satyrs.

~ Cat