Grass Demon
Another misnomer for a cute little butterfly. This black and white beauty is a regular visitor of my garden. The wing colouration, I think, helps it sit undetected in the dappled light on bushes.
The Grass Demon (Udaspes folus) is a small butterfly found in India that belongs to the Skippers, or Hesperiidae family. It is regarded as an occasional pest of ginger and turmeric.
Being a bold one, my presence did not disturb it at all and went on with feeding nectar from Periwinkle flowers. This gave me ample opportunity to click a few shots of it’s feeding stages.
Grass demon…I didn’t know that. Your knowledge amazes me. Beautiful pics!
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Beautiful, Indira! These look similar to our Skippers.
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Wow!
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Great shots and How close…..
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Wonderful work !
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Every time you post, there is always something amazing. Love it💗
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Beautiful capture, Indira!
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Perfect name!! What a beautiful demon she is!!
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Brilliant ones! 🙂
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The grass DEMON? Really? This one is new as that little and beautiful work of the creator looks so delicate and anything unlike its name. A beautiful click, Indira!
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beautiful 🙂
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Very beautiful 🙂
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Excellent
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wow 😍😍
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Lovely images! Reminded of a time when one Grass demon came and sat on my bike just as I was about to go somewhere!
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You are amazing Indira
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Woah!! Incredible…
You have so much of knowledge about nature 🌸
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