Robert:
This looks to me like a moth and not a butterfly. But I'm no expert.
The word commonly used in Spanish is the same for both: mariposa.
My online Spanish-English dictionary says that technically the word for moth is polilla. But my secretary Lily had never heard that word. She said for 99% of Mexicans, it's just the familar "mariposa."
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