In Florida I was introduced
I am native to Cuba
I'm not good at scuba
I lay eggs on Palm trees to reproduce.
Note: I have previously written about this butterfly on my blog, but as noted in the source, it has since undergone a taxonomic change from Asbolis capucinus.
Sources: https://www.butterfliesofcuba.com/choranthus-capucinus---monk-skipper.html
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