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Look for the Snout, American, Libytheana carinenta, from February to October in forest margins, stream corridors, deciduous woodlands, or shrubby sites. Its long extended labial palpi, or "snout" distinguishes it from all other similar butterflies. #Nymphalidae #Brush-Footed Butterflies #floridabutterflies #butterflygardens #Pollinators #Floridagarden Butterfly Identification, Woodlands, Wild Flowers, Butterflies, American, Dragonflies, Extended, February, Florida

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Snout, American

Family name: Nymphalidae/Brush-Footed Butterflies General description: brown with orange patches; forewing with white spots toward extended and squared-off apex. Ventral hindwin…
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Look for the Snout, American, Libytheana carinenta, from February to October in forest margins, stream corridors, deciduous woodlands, or shrubby sites. Its long extended labial palpi, or "snout" distinguishes it from all other similar butterflies. #Nymphalidae #Brush-Footed Butterflies #floridabutterflies #butterflygardens #Pollinators #Floridagarden

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Look for the Snout, American, Libytheana carinenta, from February to October in forest margins, stream corridors, deciduous woodlands, or shrubby sites. Its long extended labial palpi, or "snout" distinguishes it from all other similar butterflies. #Nymphalidae #Brush-Footed Butterflies #floridabutterflies #butterflygardens #Pollinators #Floridagarden

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