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Autochton Cellus Butterfly Macro Photography Royalty Free Stock Photo
A Potrillo Skipper dorsal view Royalty Free Stock Photo
A potrillo skipper butterfly on a leaf Royalty Free Stock Photo
A Potrillo Skipper butterfly frontal view while feeding Royalty Free Stock Photo
A little skipper butterfly is a helpful pollinator Royalty Free Stock Photo
Food prepared in plow disk Royalty Free Stock Photo
Food prepared in plow disk Royalty Free Stock Photo
Autochton potrillo butterfly on a leaf
The old medieval necropolis stećci and the Riblje jezero in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo
The old medieval necropolis stećci Royalty Free Stock Photo
Food prepared in plow disk Royalty Free Stock Photo
The old medieval necropolis stećci and the Riblje jezero in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo
The old medieval necropolis stećci and the mountain in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo
The old medieval necropolis stećci and the Durmitor mountain in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo
The old medieval necropolis stećci and the Riblje jezero in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo
This is is an Autochton potrillo butterfly species, Hesperiidae family, Eudamini tribe. Previously known as Cabares potrillo. It is similar to the hammock skipper, Polygonus leo species, but smaller due to shorter forewings. The white dots on the forewing are also smaller and with a different pattern. Observed near Maya Biosphere Reserve (MBR), Peten department, Guatemala. Population and distribution threatened by climate change.


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