Photo #22566: Eunica chlororhoa

08.09.2013 8:59, Vasiliy Feoktistov Corrected data.

Not identified → Eunica chlororhoa / Tentatively identified / Vasiliy Feoktistov.

02.07.2013 19:01, Alex Dumchus

Eunica chrysochlora?

19.06.2013 20:39, Alex Dumchus

Basil. Big thanks to him!

19.06.2013 20:36, Vasiliy Feoktistov

I intervene: Guys, well, what's the fuss?
Open OnlineEuphaedra caerulescensand watch "Full name": Synonyms it. "Casket just opened": Euphaedra (Xypetana) caerulescens Grose-Smith, 1890 = Euphaedra cyanea Holland, 1920 = Euphaedra (Xypetana) caerulescens. :)

19.06.2013 19:44, Alex Dumchus

PS. And if your dude staring at Google and there instead of Cyanea, pops Caerulescens, I have it with a mustache. You can check foty.

19.06.2013 19:37, Alex Dumchus

Not lazy, looked at his euph. Four of them are similar to each other as brothers, 4 more - like cousins, I got it from odnog nezabugornogo guy, he, in turn, from Africa (I do not associate with Africa - where some crooks).So, Africans do not bother signed and stamped envelopes butterfly title (I have a lot of bags left), maybe that is not so nashtampovali. If your man correctly identified, it would respect and uvazhuha.

19.06.2013 19:13, Alex Dumchus

Peter. Can you give me the picture number, as E.syanea not on the list, and I'll try to remember from whom he received the butterfly and restore justice.

19.06.2013 2:18, Peter Khramov

Eeh means a sigh about the beauty of Peru ... By the way, Alexander, then one man wrote to me zabugorny that your shot Euphaedra cyanea still belongs to another species ... Look, the truth is that we can not ...

18.06.2013 19:00, Alex Dumchus

Petr.Chto means - eeh? Not that country called Honduras?

18.06.2013 15:21, Peter Khramov

Eeh ...

18.06.2013 6:14, Shamil Murtazin

What they are beautiful in Peru :)