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DIAETHRIA CLYMENA
Parides sesostris
Och.pohozha on ANCYLURIS INCA
Notophyson heliconides
Thyridia psidii
Basil. I myself understand. They are a little bit smaller Danaides, less bright, but most importantly, the abdomen, at the Danaides is a thin elongated, almost like gelikonisov, and these, like the Nymphalidae. And so, all four found the female-gipolimnasy little different even from each other in the dark, and color spots.
Well, I suppose that it is the male Cyane
Agestor me there, that's P.sita not. But it is easy: at Parantiki rear wings - rounded and have Agestora, like virtually all Chilas pryamye.on in my collection next to the paradox that I, too, Unlike eploei multsiber only the section of the wings. Accidentally fell into a collection, you can say, lucky in the mix with Eploeyami.
Wai dzhyan Mom! Ahrenet! I looked in Google missipus female. One person. And as I let them go .... but still left. recently audited and straightened neraspravlennyh- only as to distinguish them? Can you, Basil? I think I have one there and straightened. It is less monarch. What other symptoms?
For Tsetozy at least two species, of which I caught in Tae, characterized by a slow leisurely flight, almost like D.shrysippus under which they seem to mimic, at least I have not caught pervuyu- thought it monarch.
And characteristically, they live much brighter than blue vysushennye- directly when flying. Maybe it's due to the humidity of the environment?
Rather Ideopsis similis. They are there in abundance
Vasily, thanks for the correction. New species in my collection. So did I notice this one looked different from other lachesis. Have to get atropos, might anyone have it by the way? Trade to unspread lachesis.
Guys, who named this hawkmoth Oleander Hawk-moth Or Army Green Moth??? Xylophanes chiron. Check the taxonomy.
I do not care:)
She - Antheraea frithi, I have a variation from the sandy-yellow to brick-red flowers
Doleschallia bisaltide
Anteos maerula and Phoebis sennae
Prepona laertes
Hamadryas februa
Rather Phoebis sennae
Criticism has considered. There seems to be, when processing photos looked fine, but now I see myself.
As similar to P.rumanzowia!
There are no subspecies T. trouana, while Trogonoptera brookiana following: ssp. albescens Rothschild, 1895 ssp. mollumar D'Abrera, Doggett & Parker, 1976 ssp. trogon Snellen van Vollenhoven, 1860 ssp. noname, loc South Sumatra, Mt Dempo ssp. jikoi Kobayashi, 1986 ssp. akikoae Morita, 1994 ssp. mariae Neukirchen, 1993 ssp. toshikii Kobayashi, 1991 ssp. cardinaali Haugum & Low, 1982 ssp. ...
Hell, I did them has caught on recently straightened sfotayu
Very beautiful female aberration P.memnon. Nothing else comes to mind
Yes, for God's sake, I will give you and the underside of males and females. Type something banal and easily defined. That did not bother to give. They are actually only two species in one genus, easily distinguishable!
Why do I need a picture quite common in the collections of butterflies ???
I would say that this is R. hesperus. It is the same red, and is found in Brazil. One of these days I will give my photos from the collection - one face.
Sorry, didn't notice this is underside. Right, looks similar to croesus.
This is clearly not Croesus! This is O.rothschildi!!!
Eacles sp, can't ID further as there are plenty of similar species of nearly same colour.
Adhemarius gannascus?
Vasily, submitting a pic as I promised. I think it looks similar to Antheraea assamensis
But he defined this? I has the same uncertain Malaysia. Over the weekend, I lay
Basil. Linnean types go? Although beautiful :)))
Automeris midea
Automeris themis
By the way, it's rather P.erithonioides or twin of P.demodocus is distributed on Mauritius.
Agamemnon definitely, I collected same in Thailand with my own hands...
This is Vulgaris, I.similis has no such clear "tooth" on forewing underside, also the latter is a bit brighter.
Looks quite similar to I.vulgaris
What the heck? This is P.memnon (or previously P.Lowi) female.
Graphium sarpedon
Andrey, I met such names only once on some trade website, I mean gahua and phadena, and gahua/phadena for blue-brown variation. This is wrong. I've got 6 differently coloured cisseis, some of which are mixed, gahua or phanodemus. Here's some info from other sources: Morpho cisseis C. Felder & R. Felder, 1860 TL: Brazil (Am) Morpho cisseis cisseis C. Felder & R. Felder, 1860 TL: Brazil (Am) ...
Then delete #26892
from #26899 to #26913 are Heliconius hybrids
T.helena or T.criton male, or their hybrids (there are such)
Petr. This one is mule or "horse-like", in other words hybrid. If it's needless here, please delete, otherwise I could upload few more hybrids not yet systematized by Linneus though. Nice devils.
No, I won't overpraise. What do you use to remove shadows, photoshop or shoot in daylight?
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