A butterfly Oarisma jean sadly my chances of recording one is probably one to a continental divide in meters.
The only species I know is the Julia Butterfly (Julia is my given name). The taxon name is iulia, which people saw as Julia so used that as the common name.
Maybe was named after a Julia but the specific name is latinized? No J in Latin.
I got a couple that has “Fen” in the name, Though Most weren’t exactly species. Fennecus popped under “Typical Foxes”, Though I couldn’t figure out if that’s the family name or the Genus (I know Vulpes is, so I’m a bit confused on it)? Then of course you have the Fennec Fox (651 observed on Inaturalist, though some of those look like captive ones in zoos/ect.)
Also discovered Fendlerbushes (Genus Fendlera), a species of shrubs:
I also discovered that Fen is a type of a wetland, which I find really fascinating! (Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fen )
My last name is the same as this butterfly’s species name (in Italian)
There are many species with variations on sebastian, like many “sebastiani” but the only one I found that had sebastian in it with no variations was the Gulf Sebastian-Bush
For my last name. Just slight variations (Adding a I or a S)
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/447804-Synodus-doaki (Arrowtooth Lizardfish)
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/231612-Stenotrema-waldense (Doaks Creek Slitmouth). Unfortunately 0 observations - “Imperiled” Globally (Source: NatureServe). Maybe if someone is in TN they can get the first observation.
Doaki is simply the latinization of Doak, not a word by itself, so it’s as close as you’ll get.