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Atalopedes campestris
Female Sachem nectaring at a Lantana in Hephzibah, GA.
Urban
Spotted on Jul 22, 2011
Submitted on Jul 23, 2011
8 Comments
Hey thanks guys, I really appreciate it! :)
:) i'am making a time travelling by photos,returning to the begining
by the way i would love to se the first of all noah spottings:)
Great first spot Liam!! Welcome to Project Noah!
great cach Liam,your first spotting:)i know you are a man of few words and i like that,let me congratulate you for your awesome spotting page and for the infinit id suggestions that you make for all of us,i never se a person so young and so expert in birds,etc...,never,great knowlegded,at first,based on your comments and in your knowlegded,i thougth you where rufly a guy with a age like mine,when i realize(facebook:) your age :) well i told every body arround me your story ,thanks for sharing all that good things
lovely!
hey thanks great sources i think ill use those for my references will post them soon they are in draft state currently tell me what you think then
They are two very similar species, I believe one way to differentiate them is the dark corner of the hindwing that many Sachems show (though this one strangely enough, does not).
See here: http://www.rlephoto.com/skippers_grass2/...
http://www.rlephoto.com/skippers_grass1/...
are these related to fiery skippers i saw fiery skippers and one just like this i thought they were the same