Wright's Metalmark

Beautiful :O

Please, check your ID, thanks.

wow wow wow !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks bayucca. I only commented with my suggestion because I agree with you, they are tricky to ID. I've looked at the butterflies of the Andes and the Amazon so many times on learnaboutbutterflies.com, that I recognize butterflies from Noah that are on the site, even ones I haven't seen in person!

Sorry, Dan, I didn't even realize that you had already have suggested Hermadora. Detritivora and Calephelis are amongst the most tricky ones to ID, specially Calephelis is a nightmare genus... Congrats for the genus!

I was close with my suggestion, at least got the genus right, making you proud bayucca! I'm limited though, to what Adrian Hoskins has spotted, as I find his site the easiest to use while searching for ID's.

nice spotted

Riodinidae, Detritivora sp. and most probably Detritivora barnesi, Cloaked Scintillant or Barnes' Metalmark. http://www.flickr.com/photos/asterisktom/3621576589/ http://eol.org/pages/11558525/overview http://www.pbase.com/tmurray74/image/129771031 Best reference is one in one of my books.

Beautiful!

It does look like dandoucette suggestion!!

Beautiful! It's very similar to the Hermadora Metalmark. http://www.learnaboutbutterflies.com/Amazon%20-%20Detritivora%20hermadora.htm

Lovely Butterfly, never seen this butterfly, not even in pictures, hope you get an ID, manuelariasarias77.