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Hermes Satyr

Hermeuptychia hermes

Photo by LaurenZarate
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Description:

This tiny Satyrid was feeding on the flowers of a Heliconia. It flitted away before I could get a picture of it's head and body.

Habitat:

Lacandon Jungle, Las Guacamayas Eco-lodge, Lacantun River, Chiapas.

Reference Links:

Hermeuptychia hermes (live adults, page 1)

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PublishedApril 12, 2014

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