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Bolivian Butterflies Checklist

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Nymphalidae;

Haeterini & Melanitini Checkliste

first update d. 20 February 2010

last update d. 26 March 2018

Redactor: Lars Andersen

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Nymphalidae; Satyrinae;

Haeterini

172. Pierella astyoche ssp.

173. Pierella hortona albofasciata

Pusiliani, Caranavi, Yungas, Bolivia january 23, 2018. Photographer; Peter Møllmann

White-barred Lady Slipper,
Pierella hortona ssp. albofasciata
(Rosenberg & Talbot, 1914).
Pusiliani, Caranavi, Yungas, Bolivia
january 23, 2018.
Photographer; Kirsten Matthiesen

174. Pierella hyalinus hyalinus

175. Pierella hyceta ceryce

Pierella hyceta ceryce. Rio Negro, Caranavi, elev. 900 m. d. 19 december 2014. Photographer: Peter Møllmann

Golden Lady Slipper, Pierella hyceta ceryce. Rio Negro elev. 900 m.,

Pierella hyceta ceryce. Caranavi, Yungas, Bolivia d. 15 january 2013. Photographer; Michael F.

Quijarro-Caranavi, Yungas. d. 22 february 2007. Photographer: Lars Andersen

Pierella hyceta hyceta Peru

176. Pierella lamia boliviana

177. Pierella lena brasiliensis

178. Posttaygetis penelea

189. Pseudohaetera hypaesia

Pseudohaetera hypaesia. Caranavi, Yungas, Bolivia d. 15 january 2013. Photographer; Werner Kunz

19. Cithaerias pireta aurorina

Quijarro-Caranavi, Yungas. d. 14 february 2008. Photographer: Lars Andersen

Blushing Phantom,
Cithaerias pireta ssp. aurorina
(Weymer, 1910).
Cascades de Quiharro, Yungas, Bolivia
d. 14 february 2008.
Photographer; Lars Andersen

20. Cithaerias pyropina songoana

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	Nymphalidae; Satyrinae;	Melanitini
	95. Manataria hercyna hyrnethia

Morphological and molecular evidence supports recognition of Cithaerias cliftoni (Constantino, 1995) as a species distinct from C. pireta (Stoll, 1780) and C. aurorina (Weymer, 1910).

By Luis Miguel Constantino

6 june 2016

Cithaerias cliftoni Constantino, 1995 is a member of the tribe Haeterini (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Satyrinae) confined to the Neotropical region. The butterflies of this tribe, are for the most part, readily distinguished from all other groups of the Satyrinae by having largely transparent wings with one or two ocelli and patches of color on the hindwing margin (Constantino 1992). C. cliftoni is a good species inhabiting the rainforests of the upper Amazon basin in the eastern slopes of the Andes of Colombia, Ecuador and North of Peru ........... read more here

Mariposas de Bolivia

Enero 2010