American Snout
Photo by Jaret Daniels
Species
Species:
Libytheana carinenta
Family:
NymphalidaeSubfamily:
LibytheinaeSize
Small
Where Found
Habitat
- Woodlands, hammocks, forest margins, and adjacent open areas
- Open habitats, disturbed sites, coastal areas
- Wetlands, swamps, moist woodlands
- Gardens, parks, neighborhoods
This species has been reported in these Florida counties:
Throughout Florida
Flight Period
- February
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
- November
Description
Named for the long labial palps that truly resemble a rather prominent nose, the American Snout is found in forests, wooded yards, and adjacent open areas. The adults frequently visit flowers are particularly fond of small white blooms. | Photos by Jaret Daniels