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‪Long tailed skipper moth on our Mexican sunflower ‬

Donto101 7 Aug 11
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Oh how cool!! Thanks for sharing!

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Feeds as a larva on Desmodium, or Beggar Tick, a common lawn weed
Also, Skippers comprise a third branch of Lepidoptera. Butterflies and moths are the other two

Leafhead Level 8 Aug 12, 2018
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I love that plant. I raised them for many years.

freeofgod Level 8 Aug 12, 2018
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Nice - please ask it to come over here for a h0liday and show ours a thing or two.

jacpod Level 8 Aug 12, 2018
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