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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Butterflies and Moths (Lepidoptera) » Butterflies (excluding skippers) (Papilionoidea) » Brushfooted Butterflies (Nymphalidae) » Tropical Brushfoots (Biblidinae)

Subfamily Biblidinae - Tropical Brushfoots

 
 
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Biblis · Diaethria · Sailors · Epiphile · Cracker
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Genus Biblis
Red Rim - Biblis hyperia Red Rim - Biblis hyperia Red Rim - Biblis hyperia Red Rim - Biblis hyperia Red Rim - Biblis hyperia - Biblis hyperia

Genus Diaethria
88 Butterfly - Diaethria clymena

Genus Dynamine - Sailors
Blue-eyed Sailor - Dynamine dyonis - female Blue-eyed Sailor - Dynamine dyonis

Genus Epiphile
Common Banner, underside - Epiphile adrasta - female Common Banner, upperside - Epiphile adrasta - female

Genus Hamadryas - Cracker
Gray Cracker - Hamadryas februa Guatemalan Cracker #1 - Hamadryas guatemalena Guatemalan Cracker #2 - Hamadryas guatemalena Yard Guatemalan - Hamadryas guatemalena Yard Guatemalan, side view - Hamadryas guatemalena Resaca guatemalena - Hamadryas guatemalena Gray Cracker from count - close-up of face - Hamadryas februa Gray Cracker from count - close-up of side - Hamadryas februa

 
 
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