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Fatimella Emesis

Emesis fatimella nobilata

Photo by pamsai
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10.46, -84.07

Field Notes

Description:

The distinctive wing pattern and shape of Emesis make them instantly recognisable as a genus, but some of the 41 species can be difficult to tell apart, requiring close examination of the markings.

Emesis fatimella is found from Mexico to Brazil and Peru.

Habitat:

This species occurs in primary and secondary forest, at altitudes between about 200-800m.

Notes:

The closest I could find was Emesis fatimella, Noble Emesis. The markings were similar but the colour in the picture I saw was orange instead of yellow.
http://butterfliesofamerica.com/emesis_fatimella_nobilata.htm

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Comments (2)

thanks bayucca. Slowly getting the hang of it. Not confident of my research yet, though! Thanks for the confirmation when I do find something, and all the other times you provide an ID.
God job, Pamsai! Emesis fatimella nobilata, Fatimella Emesis. http://butterfliesofamerica.com/emesis_fatimella_nobilata.htm

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