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Post by Khalid Fadil on Mar 25, 2011 6:17:22 GMT -8
Have any neotropical lepidoptera which you need identified? I can help. Just send me pictures of your mystery specimens and I'll see what I can do.  Regards, Caleb  Caleb Magness, Rhondonia, Brazil, sector1404@live.com |
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Post by lepidofrance on Mar 26, 2011 1:54:17 GMT -8
Please, see my posts on this forum "Bug identification" : leps and beetles from Brazil, from Mata atlantica. Several butterflies and coleos unidentified ! Many thanks ! Muito obrigado ! JMG  |
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Post by lepidofrance on Mar 26, 2011 2:18:34 GMT -8
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Post by Khalid Fadil on Mar 26, 2011 5:57:57 GMT -8
Please, see my posts on this forum "Bug identification" : leps and beetles from Brazil, from Mata atlantica. Several butterflies and coleos unidentified ! Many thanks ! Muito obrigado ! JMG Will do. |
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Post by Khalid Fadil on Mar 26, 2011 6:38:30 GMT -8
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Post by lepidofrance on Mar 27, 2011 2:24:37 GMT -8
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Post by Adam Cotton on Mar 27, 2011 23:26:41 GMT -8
A quick comment on reply #4; the last ID can't be correct as anchisiades is a Papilio, not a Parides. Having looked at the photo in the link I would be very hesitant to even decide which genus this specimen belongs to, as the photo is too low resolution and the butterfly is at a very difficult angle.
Adam.
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Post by Khalid Fadil on Mar 28, 2011 21:40:37 GMT -8
A quick comment on reply #4; the last ID can't be correct as anchisiades is a Papilio, not a Parides. Having looked at the photo in the link I would be very hesitant to even decide which genus this specimen belongs to, as the photo is too low resolution and the butterfly is at a very difficult angle. Adam. You're right about that... Silly me... Although, I have seen that butterfly labeled as Parides Anchisiades as well as Papilio Anchisiades before... I'm confused. |
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Post by anaea on Apr 1, 2011 3:05:02 GMT -8
That last one (Parides anchisiades?) looks a bit like Parides tros??? If you look carefully it seems to have long tails, and it has the red HW patches and greenish FW patches. Not sure though....  Timothy |
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Post by Khalid Fadil on Apr 1, 2011 15:28:59 GMT -8
That last one (Parides anchisiades?) looks a bit like Parides tros??? If you look carefully it seems to have long tails, and it has the red HW patches and greenish FW patches. Not sure though.... Timothy Perhaps, but like Adam said. The photo is too low resolution and the butterfly is at a difficult angle. At this point, it could be anything. |
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