Detritivora metalmark

I look forward to them!

I know they have been increased to 10mb, right¿ That should be enough for most of my photos I think. I haven't been looking at the size of them. Now just to choose which ones!

The size restrictions have been increased Dan so it might not be an issue.

Yeah, I think so. When I have some free time and more importantly, fast internet I'm, going to try to post some. It's a bit harder these days with the image size restrictions and without my home computer I can't resize or edit any photos. I do think I have some that will work though. I've posted a few on facebook but I'm eager to share them with the Noah community.

Thanks Dan! Are you going to be able to add a few spottings during your travels?

Nice shot! I saw a lot of these little guys around.

Thanks guys! At least I got the family right so I must be learning something!

http://www.neotropicalbutterflies.com/Si...

I agree with you bayucca

I would take: Detritivora sp.

What do you recommend Dominik - to leave this as unidentified?

Barnesi is one of the easier ones. Empty spaces on both fore- and hindwing. But in yours the metallic blue band is broader than in Barnesi. These Detritivora and Calephelis are often IDed only in the end of the last century or in the 2000s. So there is still much in investigations. In butterfly books you often may see only the ID to genus. I think it is not possible to get closer without the native specimen for DNA and even then you need a reference.

Dominik, how about this one? http://www.butterfliesofamerica.com/detr...

Detritivora sp. or Calephelis sp. Most probably not possible to ID.

really close to this Crocozona coecias