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Automeris belti
This beautiful moth flew into my room last night, stayed till morning, then left.
Hope this is not too late for the moth count, I didn't have internet this weekend! Here is a beautiful photo: http://janzen.sas.upenn.edu/Wadults/phot...
Pam, I sent this twice but was rejected by your mail server:
Hi Pam!
There are butterflies everywhere right now. All you have to do is pull over you car on the side of the road where ever there is an empty field and you will see millions! There are lots of skippers, sulphers, malachites, peacocks, elf, long-wings, and many others. Morphos prefer older growth forest areas. Where ever you see bananas and large heliconias you will likely see Owl butterfly caterpillars.
There is still plenty of time. I live south of Tamarindo in Playa Negra. If you would like to meet I would be amenable going most anywhere in northern guanacaste. My schedule is pretty flexible. Let me know your plans and we will work it out.
Pura Vida
Larry
We might have an opportunity to connect while you are here in Costa. send me an email with your itinerary to larrygraziano@gmail.com. I may be coming to San Jose this weekend.
Larry i'm still there for another 10 days, then Guatemala! Only problem is that the internet is often not so good where the butterflies are, or in the rainforest!
Spotted on Jul 26, 2013
Submitted on Jul 29, 2013
