Having a hard time IDing this one!

[Dan Irizarry]

Hey Everyone,

 

I came upon this skipper this morning at Fort De Soto Park in Pinellas
County, FL.  It was found in a field of flowers a few hundred yards from the
coast of the Gulf of Mexico.  Any ideas?  It did NOT want to show the
underside of the hindwings!  The forewings above have a distinct pattern of
orange spots.  The photos attached are compressed; here's a link to the
originals.  These are three images from different angles of the same
individuals.  There were at least 2 other similarly marked ones in the area
as well.

 

Regards,

 

Dan Irizarry

Bradenton, FL    

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