Baucis Species

• Baucis phidias: Found in Central America, this skipper thrives in lowland forests and is known for its small, brownish wings with faint markings.
• Baucis zoe: Native to South America, this species prefers rainforest clearings and has subtle orange-brown wings.

Bolla Species

• Bolla brennus: A Neotropical skipper found in Central and South America, often seen in grassy habitats with distinctive dark wings.
• Bolla clytius: Native to South America, this species is found in forest edges and has brown wings with white spots.
• Bolla cupreiceps: Found in Central America, this skipper is known for its coppery head and prefers open woodlands.
• Bolla ewa: A South American species, often seen in savannas and disturbed areas with rapid flight and mottled wings.
• Bolla litoreus: Native to Central America, this species thrives in coastal regions and grassy fields.

Burca Species

• Burca aquatica: Found in South America, this skipper is associated with wetland habitats and has dark wings with faint bands.
• Burca cubana: Native to the Caribbean, particularly Cuba, this species prefers open fields and has small, brown wings.
• Burca flavifasciata: Found in Central America, this skipper is known for its yellow-banded wings and thrives in forest clearings.