![Sachem](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgTE2PZ9RuisORG8s1afS6irNdVIyFCWt9-yESEP4CBLpsr781lcAeVIDGGArQdmEktt42WW7dSWktN2CnyR6krmoZ6d6pMmupiFA1xRSQpRwJXtMgdSauT7rokNYUiMzNITQRbX7JxxTE/s1600/5347077.jpg)
Males of Sachem are orange with dark smudges on the forewing underside forming a sort of chevron pattern and an isolated dark smudge in the center near the bottom edge of the wing.
Females of Sachem are duller brown and usually have a weak chevron of paler spots on the hindwing. This skipper is common from the southern United States to Brazil. It often ranges north to the northern states.
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