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Delaware Skipper

Anatrytone logan

Description:

Order: Lepidoptera Family: Hesperiidae

Habitat:

Open field surrounded by forests. It is an overgrown sandhills area and needs a good burn. Not much vegetation except for sparse trees and small plants such as this one the Skipper is on.

Notes:

Picture was taken at the Econlockhatchee Sandhills Conservation Area.

3 Species ID Suggestions

James McNair
James McNair 10 years ago
Fiery Skipper
Hylephila phyleus Fiery skipper
Musicwolf
Musicwolf 9 years ago
Delaware Skipper
Anatrytone logan Anatrytone logan


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6 Comments

Rosa Maria
Rosa Maria 9 years ago

Also Musicwolf it probably is the lighting. I didn't alter the image except for cropping. Thanks Sam10! :)

Sam10
Sam10 9 years ago

Lovely depth of field in this image!

Rosa Maria
Rosa Maria 9 years ago

Thank you so much Musicwolf. Did you find the other skipper in my collection? I can't wait to look at the others and see what they are. Thanks again! :)

Musicwolf
Musicwolf 9 years ago

Not a Meske's because it lacks the post-median spot band (usually shows a little lighter yellow on the underside). Not a Fiery because it lacks the darker spots on the underside of both wings. This appears to be a Delaware, although it is a little darker than most - the most common skipper that lacks virtually all markings except the tan fringe on the underside. Beautiful photo!

Rosa Maria
Rosa Maria 10 years ago

Meske's Skipper?

Ava T-B
Ava T-B 10 years ago

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Rosa Maria
Spotted by
Rosa Maria

Florida, USA

Spotted on Aug 23, 2013
Submitted on Mar 14, 2014

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