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johnpeten San Andres, Peten, Guatemala Sep 30, 2008

These normally have some damage so it is possible to identify individuals when they return the next day.

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LEO88 Big Rapids, MI(Zone 4b) Sep 30, 2008

Looks like the same species... (even torn wings)... I shot this in the Yucatan last winter....a Julia Heliconian (Dryas iulia)

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johnpeten San Andres, Peten, Guatemala Sep 30, 2008

Several of these are nearly always fluttering around. I spent several days trying to snap a perfect specimen.Very odd but I failed all had damaged wings.

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