description Clouded Skipper Overview
The Clouded Skipper, Lerema accius, is a butterfly in the skipper family, Hesperiidae. It has dark brown wings with a muted gray or cloudy appearance and small pale translucent markings, although its pattern can vary with wear and lighting. The species occurs in the southeastern United States and extends through parts of Central America, where adults use open woodland edges and other suitable habitats.
help Clouded Skipper FAQ
What is the scientific name of the Clouded Skipper?
The Clouded Skipper is Lerema accius. It is a butterfly in the skipper family, Hesperiidae.
What does a Clouded Skipper look like?
It has dark brown wings with a muted, cloudy gray appearance. Small pale translucent markings may be visible, although wear and lighting can change how the pattern looks.
Where does the Clouded Skipper live?
The species occurs in the southeastern United States and nearby parts of the Americas. It is associated with warm regions where its larval food plants grow.
Is the Clouded Skipper a true butterfly or a moth?
It is a true butterfly, not a moth. Its family, Hesperiidae, is the skipper family, known for butterflies with rapid, darting flight.
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