Pictured with normal form.

I have a genuine British specimen of this caught by a famous collector around 1903, one of the very few in existence.

Hebomoia leucippe detanni

Fournierae female

First up for the chop will be these, papilio lampsacus, hebomoia leucippe detanni charaxes fournierae female and the super rare cethosia cydippe antoni. I will sell the high end stuff first, the rest later but I underestimated the size of the task.

Many thanks. I'm not selling everything, just getting it to a size that I can manage with my infirmities and working full time, it will take serious persuasion to get me to part with the stuff from Meek, Fruhstorfer, Pratt, Leech, Doherty etc but I'm open to offers.

Not much in the way of satyridae it's almost exclusively European, you can email me at ellie5053@hotmail.co.uk or send me a PM on here.

After unsuccessfully trying to post on the classifieds as it says that it doesn't recognise my account I thought that I would put it on here if it's allowed. Over the coming months I will be selling off the vast majority of my extensive collection. A lot of it will be going on ebay but if any ...

After a devastating day I've decided that I don't have the heart to continue in the hobby. After going through every drawer and case today adding paradichlorobenzine I discovered a dermestid infestation in just about every box with some devastating losses that can't be replaced. I've decided to get ...

I don't think that this is true. A while ago I started a new thread that was directed at exactly that, a thread about specimens that you have caught or bred yourself, it received exactly 0 replies. As an avid field collector and a "bauble " collector I find the lack of participation compared to that ...

cydippe antoni Tanimbar

The lots of 5 were not expensive, $30 per lot if memory serves but it soon dried up, nowhere to be seen now.

A while back the Chinese were selling these in lots of 5, I bought a few, very similar to maraho.

Watkins and Doncaster?

africaone wrote: Mon Sep 05, 2022 12:50 pm light spectacularis.jpg
E. adonina spectacularis ( mimic with Charaxes fournierae) from RDC

Hmmm

Euphaedra zaddachi

Euphaedra christyi Uganda

And males. Not great specimens but very rare. Bottom males is, according to our late friend Danny an ab due to it's lack of orange.

Something you don't see very often, my series of Euphaedra francina. Females