Skipper
By Bathgate
- 7 Sep, 2017
- 5 likes
Skippers are generally small, but their powerful wing muscles enable them to attain speeds up to 30 km (20 miles) per hour.
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Its enjoying it self there dinner at Bathgates ?lovely close up.
7 Sep, 2017
Hi Sheila! They are all over the world, but Rudbeckia seems to be a favorite of theirs. They are fluttering around all day.
Dinner at my place Thrup, lol! They didn't bring dessert!
8 Sep, 2017
Disgraceful your going to have to start charging them then Bathgate lol.
8 Sep, 2017
The funny thing about these skippers, they will let you pick them up, sorta strange critters
8 Sep, 2017
How wonderful Bathgate they must sense you ll do them no harm.
8 Sep, 2017
lol or they don't want to bite the hand that feeds them.
8 Sep, 2017
He he there is that I suppose clever little critters are they not. ☺
8 Sep, 2017
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Interesting wing formation . . . are these exclusive to America?
7 Sep, 2017