Animal Crossing New Horizons: Bugs and Fish That Will Be Unavailable From July

Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a game that takes place in real-time, closely resembling real-world occurrences like seasons and weather. Just like the real world, there is a Northern Hemisphere and a Southern Hemisphere in the game, with June marking the shift of seasons.

June offered players with lots of in-game activities to partake in. For starters, many fish and bugs became available to kickstart the summer season. The Wedding Season is continuing until the end of the month, and players in the Northern Hemisphere had the chance to participate in the first Bug-Off recently. Those who missed the Bug-Off event, there will be more in the coming months.

Changes occur in the world of Animal Crossing: New Horizons every month. With July rapidly approaching, some bugs and fish are about to depart the islands in both hemispheres. Some of these critters will be gone for quite some time, so players have a few more days to catch them. We will list out all the fish and bugs leaving with June so that you can either sell them for Bells or donate them to Blathers for the museum.

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons critters departing Northern Hemisphere after June

Those relishing the summer months, gather your fishing rods and bug nets as quite a few critters are leaving the islands in Northern Hemisphere after this month.

Fish

• Cherry Salmon- Medium shadow, sells for 1000 Bells. Found in clifftop rivers and ponds from 4 pm-9 am.
• Char- Medium shadow, sells for 3800 Bells. Found in clifftop rivers and ponds from 4 pm-9 am.

Bugs

• Common Butterfly- Found flying from 4 am-7 pm, sells for 160 Bells.
• Yellow Butterfly- Found flying from 4 am-7 pm, sells for 160 Bells.
• Peacock Butterfly- Found flying by hybrid flowers from 4 am-7 pm, sells for 2500 Bells.
• Firefly- Found flying from 7 pm-4 am, sells for 300 Bells.
• Ladybug- Found on flowers from 8 am-5 pm, sells for 200 Bells.
• Violin beetle- Found on tree stumps all day long, sells for 450 Bells.
• Pill bug- Found by hitting rocks from 11 pm-4 pm, sells for 250 Bells.
• Centipede- Found by hitting rocks from 4 pm-11 pm, sells for 300 Bells.

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Critters departing Southern Hemisphere after June

Players with islands in the Southern Hemisphere can focus on keeping themselves warm and cozy during the winter months. Only one type of fish is leaving.

Fish

• Pike- Very large shadow, sells for 1800 Bells. Found in the river all day long.

Those are all the fish and bugs leaving both hemispheres after June. Be quick to grab them before they disappear, especially players who are experiencing the warm summer months in the Northern Hemisphere.