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https://www.flickr.com/photos/gails_pict...

will search through but i think no... so unlikely i will go all over down to species level :/

Tnx, good one, spent yesterday few h trying to get it solved!

leucophleba has connected bottom oragne part while this doesnt

Agree definitelly tiger moth, dont know why i wrote clearwing, anyway I saw several in the last 10 days, some are clearly more red in the orange parts and blue is more visible, none though look like those on the google pictures,...dont know maybe is a spp.

Who doesn't, but I only saw them twice, and both times in Pantanal! After Jaguar this is surely the most unique Pantanal's species ;)

I can contribute by saying that the floating semi rooted macrophyte is Pontederia ;)

funny here they look a bit like irara ;)

Aww you lucky person!

Tnx Daniel :) Tnx Sckel, oh yes still in Brazil ;)