Papilio arcturus arius from Kashmir.
(much smaller than the nominate form)

rarely seen in collections:
Papilio lorquinianus philippus from Ceram

Papilio daedalus daedalus var.

Papilio pericles var.

Papilio karna carnatus female

a female of Prepona praeneste choroniensis from Venezuela

a female of Prepona praeneste praeneste

two males of Prepona deiphile deiphile, Est. do Rio de Janeiro

You're right. I hadn't noticed that before (shame on me).

according to Jenkins, regina is a subspecies of N. aglaura

Ancyluris cacica cacica and cacica latifasciata . The subspecies latifasciata is often confused with A. huascar (mainly by insect traders). As you can see, I do not follow most of the authors, who deny cacica the species rank and consider cacica as a subspecies of inca . cacica cacica - Kopie.JPG c...

Hi Dave,

yes, thats my box.
Jenking's revision of Nessaea was published on 5 April 1989.
It is number 125 of the Bulletin of the Allyn museum with the exact title: Neotropical Nymphalidae VII. Revision of Nessaea, 38 pages and 61 illustrations.

Nomenclature according to D.W.Jenkins, Revision of Nessaea, Bulletin of Allyn Museum[/size]

does anyone have a photo of a female ?

I seem to remember seeing one in a Japanese book. It was much brighter than the male
and resembled more Iphiclides podalirius (if my memory does not deceive me).

but I have never seen a female !

a male of the ssp. spinosa

a male of the ssp. ocellatomaculata

here a picture of a gynander of T. imperialis by the Swiss artist Walter Linsenmaier (1917 - 2000).