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Caligo telamonius menus
The first photo is from last night. The birth photos are from this morning.
Tropical dry forest in NW Costa Rica 9 weeks into the rainy season.
Lat: 10.20, Long: -85.83
Spotted on Jun 30, 2012
Submitted on Jul 1, 2012
15 Comments
Thanks bayucca! I'm sure, I watched them get laid.
Cool!! If you are sure it is Telamonius it would Caligo telamonius menus.
Thank you everyone. The photos are for all of you!
So kewl! They look like parachutes or umbrellas, from a bird's eye view.
I love this Larry.
Amazing series Larry!
Great series! Love the shapes : )
Fabulous spotting Larry!
I adjusted the (zoological) abbreviation for subspecies above :-)
Nice capture, Larry!
Well that is now unforgettable!
Supper series!!!
Spectacular series, Larry!
It was so cool asergio! Great question nance!
That is so cool! How did they get the rest of themselves in those tiny eggs with those big ol' noggins?
Fantastic, Larry, you lucky guy! I am following some eggs for two weeks and nothing yet...