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Libytheana carinenta
Pic 1 shows the extended mouthparts, which will help it camouflage and the ventral side of the wings. Pics 2 and 3 show the dorsal side of the wings. This is a migration species. Size: 41-51mm.
Spotted at the forest edge at the National butterfly center in Mission, Texas.
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Thank you arne.roysland.
This is also a cool spotting. First time for me to se a butterfly, other than moths, with a snout.