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Genus Megisto

Little Wood Satyr · Red Satyr
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Species Megisto cymela - Little Wood Satyr - Hodges#4578
Little wood satyr - Megisto cymela butterfly - Megisto cymela Common Wood Nymph ?? - Megisto cymela Little Wood Satyr - Megisto cymela butterfly 1 - Megisto cymela Megisto cymela (Little Wood Satyr) - Megisto cymela Little Wood Satyr - Megisto cymela Maybe Megisto cymela? - Megisto cymela

Species Megisto rubricata - Red Satyr - Hodges#4579
Red Satyr - Megisto rubricata Satyr? - Megisto rubricata Butterfly - Megisto rubricata We have a vague recollection of Doug saying another Arizona satyr - Megisto rubricata Megisto rubricata? - Megisto rubricata Red Satyr - Megisto rubricata Brown butterfly with red patches and interesting eye-spots with dots in them - Megisto rubricata


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