Mimosa Skipper
Cogia calchas
Cogia calchas
- Starr Co. Butterflies
- Swallowtails
- Whites
- Sulphurs
-
Hairstreaks
- Clench's Greenstreak
- Clytie Ministreak
- Dusky-blue Groundstreak
- Gray Hairstreak
- Gray Ministreak
- Great Purple
- Lacey's Scrub-
- Lantana Scrub-
- Mallow Scrub-
- Marius
- Pearly-Gray
- Red-crescent Scrub-
- Red-lined Scrub-
- Red-spotted
- Ruddy
- Shadowed
- Silver-banded
- Strophius
- Telea
- Vicroy's Ministreak
- White Scrub-
- Xami
- Yojoa Scrub-
- Zebra Cross-streak
- Blues
- Metalmarks
- Fritillaries and Heliconians
- Crescents, Patches, and Checkerspots
- Other True Brushfoots
- American Lady
- Banded Peacock
- Blomfild's Beauty
- Blue-eyed Sailor
- Common Banner
- Common Buckeye
- Common Mestra
- Dark Tropical Buckeye
- Dingy Purplewing
- Florida Purplewing
- Four-spotted Sailor
- Glaucous Cracker
- Gray Cracker
- Guatemalan Cracker
- Malachite
- Many-banded Daggerwing
- Mexican Bluewing
- Mourning Cloak
- Painted Lady
- Question Mark
- Red Admiral
- Red Rim
- Ruddy Daggerwing
- Tailed Cecropian
- Tropical Buckeye
- West Coast Lady
- White Peacock
- Sisters, Emperors
- Milkweed, Snouts
- Leafwings
- Satyrs
- Spreadwing Skippers - Eudaminae
- Brown Longtail
- Coyote Cloudywing
- Dorantes Longtail
- Eight-spotted Longtail
- Falcate Skipper
- Frosted Flasher
- Gold-spotted Aguna
- Guava Skipper
- Long-tailed Skipper
- Polythrix species
- Potrillo Skipper
- Tailed Aguna
- Turquoise(?) Longtail
- Two-barred Flasher
- White-striped Longtail
- Yellow-tipped Flasher
- Zilpa Longtail
- Spreadwing Skippers - Pyrginae
- Duskywings
- White-Skippers
- Sootywings
- Checkered
-
Other
- Acacia Skipper
- Brown-banded Skipper
- Common Streaky-Skipper
- Fritzgaertner's Flat
- Glassy-winged Skipper
- Glazed Pellicia
- Golden-headed Scallopwing
- Hammock Skipper
- Hermit Skipper
- Mazans Scallopwing
- Mimosa Skipper
- Outis Skipper
- Sickle-winged Skipper
- Stallings' Flat
- Starred Skipper
- Texas Powdered-Skipper
- Variegated Skipper
- White-patched Skipper
- Grass-Skippers
- Brazilian Skipper
- Celia's Roadside-Skipper
- Clouded Skipper
- Common Mellana
- Double-dotted Skipper
- Eufala Skipper
- Evans's Skipper
- Fawn-spotted Skipper
- Fiery Skipper
- Green-backed Ruby-eye
- Hecebolus Skipper
- Julia's Skipper
- Nysa Roadside-Skipper
- Ocola Skipper
- Osca Skipper
- Olive-clouded Skipper
- Orange Skipperling
- Pale-rayed Skipper
- Purple-washed Skipper
- Sachem
- Southern Skipperling
- Violet-banded Skipper
- Whirlabout
- Select Moths
- Black Witch
- Io Moth
- Heiligbrodt's Mesquite Moth
- Hemeroblemma mexicana
- Latebraria amphipyroides
- Letis xylia
- Orange Satyr-Moth
- Owl Moth
-
Sphinx Moths
- Carolina Sphinx
- Clavipes Sphinx
- Ello Sphinx
- Gaudy Sphinx
- Five-spotted Hawkmoth
- Incense Cedar Sphinx
- Istar Sphinx
- Lassaux's Sphinx
- Mournful Sphinx
- Obscure Sphinx
- Pink-Spotted Hawkmoth
- Pluto Sphinx
- Rustic Sphinx
- Sphinx leucophaeata
- Spurious Sphinx
- Tersa Sphinx
- Titan Sphinx
- Vine Sphinx
- Waved Sphinx
- White-lined Sphinx
- White-tipped Black
- Wasp Moths
- Index of Butterflies
- Index of Moths
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1-18-14, fresh, ventrum.. Cameron Co., TX.
©Berry Nall or as stated
©Berry Nall or as stated
Mimosa Skippers are common in the eastern Rio Grande Valley, but only occasionally stray to Starr County.
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