==> Southern Arizona is currently (Fall, 2026) experiencing a massive eruption and migration of American snout butterflies (Libytheana carinenta), marking the region's largest influx since 2021 ... local residents and entomologists describe the event as a "butterfly blizzard," with millions of insects moving through the Sonoran Desert - The American snout (Libytheana Carinenta) is a unique species of brush-footed butterfly (Nymphalidae) found throughout North and South America ... it is widely celebrated for its distinctive elongated mouthparts (labial palps) that resemble a prominent beak or snout, which acts as a masterclass in natural camouflage