I’d like to have this light green leafy looking butterfly identified.

Freshly laid egg. Skipper that laid the egg is https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/61011700

The grass is https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/61019929

Photo 15-8915 Blue (dorsal); ph 8911 (ventral)

Mariposa blanca de bordes negros

Niconiades or Oxynthes sp.

Note the egg it just laid on the yucca (above the skipper).

An exquisite beast

feeding on the blue mist

Found the previous day by the home owner (along with a Ruby-spotted Swallowtail), we were able to visit today, and saw the Pink-spotted in their yard. This is the second record for the United States.

Working outside when I saw this on our verbenas. Didn't recognize it so grabbed camera and got a couple photos. It flew off shortly afterwards.

Five record for U.S.

Santa Rita

Neomaenas poliozona
http://butterfliesofamerica.com/L/ih/n_neomaenas0010_i.htm

same location as butterfly1-peru-14

Milanion marciana (see references mentioned in comments).

One of dozens of Skippers on Lantana.

Source: IMG_7205x

(UniqueUnique)

Calamity Creek on Highway 118 South, Brewster County Texas

female

Resaca De La Palma State Park, Briownsville, Cameron County Texas

NABA, North American Butterfly Association Preserve, Hidalgo County Texas

Interesting butterfly- looks like an American Lady with much of the black - orange. The underside being tan, the white window spot missing though, has me puzzled.

Photos by Mark Rubke

Boot Canyon Trail
Chisos Mountains
Big Bend National Park

Bioluminescent Limpet

"Rosa" Winter Form

Amazon River Dolphins or Botos (Inia geoffrensis) Mother and Calf underwater in Flooded Forest, Rio Negro, Amazonia, Brazil

San Diego County, California, US

San Diego County, California, US

Mechanitis lysimnia lysimnia

S of Alto Pass, just north of Clear Creek, hand collected on flowers