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stetsonj Blind snake
Blind snake commented on by stetsonj Campinas, SP, Brazil10 years ago

Thanks! Based on that family name I was able to find examples within Typhlophis which are comparable and in this part if Brasil.

stetsonj Cracker Butterfly
Cracker Butterfly commented on by stetsonj Campinas, SP, Brazil10 years ago

The small white marking on the costa of the forewing makes me think Hamadryas amphinome but the whiteness of the larger "stripe" leads me to think Hamadryas arinome.

stetsonj Syces Hawk Moth
Syces Hawk Moth commented on by stetsonj Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil11 years ago

Definitely Isognathus. Looks very much like Isognathus aposematic and leachi, but without the long false antennae on the posterior.

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