Silver-spotted Skipper
on the new butterfly bush that the hubs planted, it is doing well.
There are more than 3,000 kinds of Skippers.
They are distinguished from true butterflies by the antennae,
which are further apart at the base and end in pointed, curved clubs.

These are my "go to" books and leaflets, when I want to identify or read about a moth or butterfly.

Not quite a butterfly, not quite a moth...if you ever watch a skipper,
you will know how it got it's name!
There are more than 3,000 kinds of Skippers.
They are distinguished from true butterflies by the antennae,
which are further apart at the base and end in pointed, curved clubs.

These are my "go to" books and leaflets, when I want to identify or read about a moth or butterfly.

Not quite a butterfly, not quite a moth...if you ever watch a skipper,
you will know how it got it's name!













