ithomidae,danaidae from Mexico?

Looks like an Ithomid I don't think the Lycorea have the curved bottom of the forwing, that is more of a Ithomid character . Where is the location as the Olyra crathis has a number of subspecies.

xicotepec ,puebela mexico


so it's Olyras

It seems likely that the anaeine Consul fabius (below) is part of a mimicry ring involving Olyras theon and various other species of similarly colored, poisonous Ithomiini & Heliconiinae? -

Those two species are indeed remarkably alike in appearance, but as for whether they are actually mimicking each other, I'm not sure. They could very well be Müllerian mimics of each other. In any case, red and black (or orange and black) markings are warning coloration in a large number of butterflies of various families, though there are of course species with those colors, that are not poisonous. It seems that quite often however, non-poisonous red and black or orange and black butterflies are Batesian mimics of species that are toxic. For example, Limenitis archippus obviously mimics Danaus plexippus, and Papilio rumanzovia is thought to mimic Pachliopta kotzebuea.