Autochton longipennis
(c) Werner Kunz
7053_Autochton longipennis Hesperidae by NABU|naturgucker
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Autochton longipennis
(c) Werner Kunz
Autochton longipennis
Parque Nacional Tortuguero
Limón Province, Costa Rica
14 January 2023
3 more insects seen on this wander near the accommodation when it was very wet underfoot but with decent weather.
A damaged member of this genus. The genus has a distinctive look to it.
Autochton longipennis (Dimpled Banded-Skipper) (B00257, EC00101)
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Família:Hesperiidae
Subfamília: Pyrginae
Tribo: Eudimini
Gênero; Autochton
Espécie: Autochton longipennis
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Spike Banded-Skipper butterfly seen in Panama.
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Mindo , Ecuador
Waqanki Reserve, near Moyobamba, San Martin, Peru. 1000 m.
APUYA TRACK, NAPO, ECUADOR
BSAm--P258
id by Jeff Glassberg
Though I saw quite a few butterflies this morning, most were species seen previously or photos that don't appeal to me much.
I saw a small number of these on the trip.
A few of these were seen on this trip at different locations.
Narrow-banded Skipper (Autochton longipennis). Canopy Lodge, El Valle de Anton, Panama
After several near disasters we thankfully reached our first destination around 0800. After a quick breakfast we set off to explore this national park.
Initially we wandered through a thickly wooded area where photos were hard to take. The first of many skippers on the trip.
