ID of Mikie skipper

[Mikie]

Hi Ron,

I don't have a link to these pics from my website, so it would be difficult
to find.

The URL is:
http://www.humblewildlife.com/pages/upclose/latest/upclose.html

This is just a temporary page, so it is not organized at all.  Eventually, I
would like to organize this whole site to be a bit more "user-friendly".

Thanks a bunch for checking these out for me!
Mikie

> Mikie -- The other day you posted here to Leps-l on something and I forget
> just what.  Anyway, I clicked on your link and then decided to look around
> at some other stuff.  Being a skipper person I went to the shots of your
> skippers.  I clicked on the Clouded skipper and noted that it is a
> Panoquina species (probably ocala).  I often delete stuff much to soon and
> don't see one of your posts in my skimpy mail file - so I don't have the
> URL.   I just remember I intended to get with you  on this and forgot, till
> now.
> 
> Perhaps you can pass the URL along to all of us and get some other
> opinions.  Here is what I remember of the photo.   First, it is a classic
> Panoquina pose.  The forewings together and the hindwings out flat.  Next
> the forewings have the Panoquina spot pattern and color, and the over all
> color is typical of that genus.  The forewings, even though almost closed,
> looked to be long and pointed at the apex.  Why not a L. accius (Clouded).
> If this was an accius it would have a line of tiny apical spots, which I am
> sure I remember that this individual was lacking.  It would be a darker
> color overall esp. the thorax. That's about all I remember.   Now watch my
> memory be all screwed up on this.   Ron
> 
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