Black Satyr Butterfly

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The Xerces Society » Satyrs: Mitchell’s satyr (Neonympha

Profile prepared by Scott Hoffman Black and Mace Vaughan, The Xerces Society for Recovery Plan for Mitchell’s Satyr butterfly Mitchell’s Satyr Butterfly, Neonympha

Saint Francis' Satyr - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The St. Francis’ satyr is a small, dark brown butterfly with distinguishing white and yellow spots Black, S. H.; Vaughan, D. M. (2005). The Xerces Society for

Black Satyr - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Black Satyr (Satyrus actaea) is a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family. It is found in South-Western Europe, Asia Minor, Syria, Iran and Baluchistan (SW Pakistan).

Little wood satyr - Texas A&M University | College Station, TX

Description: This butterfly, with a 1-1/4 inch wingspan, is narrow dark brown lines, and yellow circling and black the underside of the hind wing; the little wood satyr

USFWS: Mitchell's Satyr Fact Sheet - U.S. Fish and Wildlife

ringed black circular eyespots with silvery centers are located on the lower surfaces of both pairs of wings. Range - The Mitchell's satyr butterfly is one

Mitchell's Satyr Butterfly — Butterfly Conservation Initiative

A distinctive series of orange-ringed black circular eyespots with silvery Conditions that must be met to reclassify the Mitchell's satyr butterfly from endangered

The Xerces Society » Satyrs: St. Francis’ satyr (Neonympha

Profile prepared by Scott Hoffman Black and Mace Vaughan, The Xerces to allow for the listing of insects, and Saint Francis’ satyr is one of the two butterflies added

Animal Planet :: Guides :: Butterflies

Butterfly Spotting: The upper side of this butterfly is mainly a yellow-orange color. Two black spots are located near the bottom edge of the forewing and a black

Satyrus actaea - Matt Rowlings's European Butterflies

Black Satyr, Satyrus actaea - Matt Rowlings's European Butterflies

DNR - Mitchell's Satyr (Neonympha mitchellii mitchellii)

The undersides of the wings contain a row of four to five black, yellow-ringed comprehensive framework for managing prairie fens for Mitchell's satyr butterflies.