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Panoquina panoquinoides, Obscure Skipper
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Freshly emerged adult
Description: 12-14 mm. a small brown skipper with a few cream colored spots on the forewing and the underside of the hindwing. Similar species are Nastra neamathla (darker in color and no spotting) and Camaedes tripunctus (larger and lighter iun color)
Habitat and Distribution: Salt marshes in most of the Keys and coastal Florida
Host Plant: grasses in the Distichlis spicata and Sporobolus virginicus
Natural History: This butterfly is locally abundant in salt marshes of the Keys most all year long

Freshly emerged adult
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