Reference photo of a pinned Haetera piera specimen, upper side

Reference photo

Photo: Digital Image: Yale Peabody Museum; photo by Paul Shamble 2011 · Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History (Entomology) · CC0 1.0 (cropped and resized). Not the specimen in Lucy’s drawer.

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Haetera piera

(Linnaeus, 1758)

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Your framed specimen is a different individual of the same species, chosen and mounted by Lucy.

  • Nymphalidae
  • Butterfly
For young explorers

This butterfly has see-through wings and flies close to the ground.

Its wings are largely see-through, and it flies close to the ground along the floor of lowland rainforest.

Catalog label
Family
Nymphalidae
Subfamily
Satyrinae
Tribe
Haeterini
Where it lives
Guianas, Amazon, Brazil

From the catalog of Lucy Garcia Salik, PhD. A mounted specimen from a licensed supplier.

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