Bolla (butterfly)

Bolla is a genus of spread-winged skippers found from Mexico to South America.

Species

Listed alphabetically.

• Bolla antha <small>Evans, 1953</small>
• Bolla atahuallpai <small>(Lindsey, 1925)</small> – Atahuallpa bolla
• Bolla boliviensis <small>(Bell, 1937)</small> – Bolivian bolla
• Bolla brennus <small>(Godman & Salvin, [1896])</small> – obscure sooty wing or obscure bolla
• Bolla catharina <small>(Bell, 1937)</small>
• Bolla cupreiceps <small>(Mabille, 1891)</small> – gold-headed bolla, golden-headed bolla
• Bolla cybele <small>Evans, 1953</small> – Veracruz bolla
• Bolla cyclops <small>(Mabille, 1877)</small> – cyclops bolla
• Bolla cylindus <small>(Godman & Salvin, [1896])</small> – green bolla
• Bolla dorsolaciniae <small>Steinhauser, 1989</small>
• Bolla eusebius <small>(Plötz, 1884)</small> – spatulate sootywing, mauve bolla
• Bolla evippe <small>(Godman & Salvin, [1896])</small> – Salvin's bolla
• Bolla fenestra <small>Steinhauser, 1991</small> – Oaxacan bolla
• Bolla giselus <small>(Mabille, 1883)</small> – variable bolla
• Bolla imbras <small>(Godman & Salvin, [1896])</small>
• Bolla mancoi <small>(Lindsey, 1925)</small>
• Bolla morona <small>(Bell, 1940)</small>
• Bolla nigerrima <small>Mabille & Boullet, 1917</small>
• Bolla oiclus <small>(Mabille, 1889)</small> – rounded bolla
• Bolla orsines <small>(Godman & Salvin, [1896])</small> – Goodman's bolla
• Bolla phylo <small>Mabille, 1903</small>
• Bolla saletas <small>(Godman & Salvin, [1896])</small> – coppery bolla
• Bolla solitaria <small>Steinhauser, 1991</small> – solitary bolla
• Bolla sonda <small>Evans, 1953</small> – Evans' bolla
• Bolla subapicatus <small>(Schaus, 1902)</small> – pine-oak bolla
• Bolla zora <small>Evans, 1953</small>
• Bolla zorilla <small>(Plötz, 1886)</small> – shining bolla

Former species

• Bolla clytius <small>(Godman & Salvin, [1897])</small> - transferred to Clytius clytius <small>(Godman & Salvin, [1897])</small>
• Bolla litus <small>(Dyar, 1912)</small> - transferred to Pholisora litus <small>(Dyar, 1912)</small>

References