When I said there was no point to posting it to the genus, I meant you should have just posted it at the species level since the ID isn't in doubt. Up to a point, even identical specimens give some idea of the variation- or lack thereof. If yours were 98th through 100th for the species, it might be different- but we have only a handful.

Besides, as has been pointed out, you have some really nice images here. After hours of stalking Pseudodoros around the garden over a couple of days I got lots of blurred and half-focused shots and only a couple of decent ones- so I really appreciate yours!

I did understand what you meant Chuck, I just did not see any reason to add the same thing, I do not want to get repetitive:)

Don't frass such a good image! And it is more valuable because you have the pupa too. It is good to have more than one specimen because there are individual variations.