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The American snout butterfly (Libytheana carinenta) is found in North and South America.
The American snout butterfly is a member of the brush-footed butterfly family, Nymphalidae. It's named for its elongated labial palps, which make it appear to have a long "nose".
The butterfly's wingspan is 1–2 inches, and its forewings are elongated with squared-off wingtips.

Snouts are often seen flying around hackberry trees, their host plant.
They are occasionally encountered nectaring from flowers, and males avidly seek salts and minerals by puddling on damp earth.

Females lay eggs on host plants. Caterpillars hatching from eggs develop though several caterpillar stages (instars) and a pupa (chrysalis) to adult in 15 to 17 days. There may be up to four generations per year.