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The identity of    Celastrina    species in eastern Canada is reviewed based on larval host plants, phenology, adult phenotypes, mtDNA barcodes and re-assessment of published data. The status of the Cherry Gall Azure (   C.   serotina    Pavulaan &amp; Wright) as a distinct species in Canada is not supported by any dataset, and is removed from the Canadian fauna. Previous records of this taxon are re-identified as    C.   lucia    (Kirby) and    C.   neglecta    (Edwards). Evidence is presented that both    Celastrina   lucia    and    Celastrina   neglecta    have a second, summer-flying generation in parts of Canada. The summer generation of    C.   lucia    has previously been misidentified as    C.   neglecta   , which differs in phenology, adult phenotype and larval hosts from summer    C.   lucia   . DNA barcodes are highly conserved among at least three North American    Celastrina    species, and provide no taxonomic information.    Celastrina   neglecta    has a Canadian distribution restricted to southern Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and easternmost Alberta. The discovery of museum specimens of    Celastrina   ladon    (Cramer) from southernmost Ontario represents a new species for the Canadian butterfly fauna, which is in need of conservation status assessment.

What Azure blues occur in Canada? A re-assessment of Celastrina Tutt species ( Lepidoptera , Lycaenidae )