Carolina Satyr Hermeuptychia sosybius

That other brown, dotted satyr in the east. Often confused with the Little Wood-Satyr. But, with this exterior view, the Little WS has two dark spots up and two down while the Carolina has one dark dominant spot on the outer forewing. Sometimes even that one is faint. With wings open the Carolina is easily separated by its plain gray-brown sunny side. The LWS has four dark spots above that show through. Common in Arkansas. Sometimes found with Gemmed and LWS.