This image covers the primary cavity of the distinctive rayed crater Dilly. Dilly is what is
commonly referred to as a “butter!y” crater. This colloquial name refers to the asymmetry
of the ejecta giving the appearance of “wings” around an elliptical cavity, and
hence, the overall appearance of a butter!y. This asymmetry is captured quite nicely in
the full-length HiRISE image.