Skipper
By Bathgate
7 Sep, 2017
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Skippers are considered an intermediate form between butterflies and moths. The head and small, stout body of the adult tend to resemble those of a moth. However, when at rest, most skippers hold the first pair of wings vertically, as butterflies do.
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Very interesting!
7 Sep, 2017
Fantastic photo.
7 Sep, 2017
good photo
Gg
8 Sep, 2017
A Brilliant photo Paul .......
8 Sep, 2017
Thanks this is the sort of thing that's impossible to describe. They look like little jet planes
8 Sep, 2017
Great picture!
"With its wings folded, the platform sinks, carrying the Lepidopteran down to the hangar deck, and PriFly signals the next skipper to land!"
8 Sep, 2017
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Super photo!
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