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panacea regina
it often shares its breeding sites with Panacea prola, but is always outnumbered by that species. It differs from prola on the upperside hindwing in having a row of suffused dark submarginal spots and a thin dark wavy line that terminates close to the tornus.
is found across much of Amazonia from Colombia to Peru and southern Brazil.
this butterfly was found in the cañon del rio claro
Spotted on Aug 11, 2015
Submitted on Aug 11, 2015
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