Eulaemini

Eulaemini is a tribe of butterflies in the family Hesperiidae. The tribe is characterized by its members having a distinctive pattern on the forewings, which often includes a series of spots or stripes. This pattern is typically found on the basal area of the forewings, and it can vary in color from yellow to brown. The tribe is found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, and Afrotropical regions, with the highest diversity of species in the Neotropics. The larvae of Eulaemini feed on a variety of plants, including members of the Fabaceae and Malvaceae families. The adults are often seen resting on flowers or ferns, and they are known for their rapid flight and agile maneuvers. The tribe includes several well-known genera, such as Eulaemia, Hesperia, and Thymelicus. Eulaemini is a diverse and interesting group of butterflies that continues to be a subject of study for entomologists and butterfly enthusiasts alike.