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Pierella helvina
I saw these butterflies along narrow forest paths, flying low to the ground, deep in the forest where it was quite dark. I disturbed them mostly in the morning or at dusk, as they don't like sun, and mostly hide deep in the undergrowth during the day.
tropical rainforest of the Osa Peninsular
Spotted on May 18, 2015
Submitted on Feb 27, 2016
2 Comments
Gorgeous !!!
Would appreciate help with an ID for this butterfly. I know it's from the Nymphalidae, Satyranae family.