Morpho cypris female form cyanites

[Annarobertson1947]

To reply to Trehopr1,
Some specimens
Hecuba obidonus 2 females vastly different in appearance
And a male of Hecuba polyidos

[Annarobertson1947]

For Trehopr1 request
Female theseus yaritanus
Male theseus heraldica
Male amphitrion attali

[Trehopr1]

Hello Anna,

Thank you so much for kindly posting photo's of some
of your holdings. The 3rd photo amongst your M. hecuba
pic's is absolutely a spectacular specimen !

The females of theseus yaritanus and amphitrion attali
are also especially nice. I can appreciate those brown
morpho's because its not easy finding reasonably "clean"
ones as most or all are wild caught.

I will have to show you some of mine. I'm "all over the board"
in my interest in these so, hope you don't mind.

[billgarthe]

Gotta love da Morphos. Wish my female M. cyprus “cyanites” had her abdomen . I have not bought a Morpho in years, but sure love viewing the 2’x2’ drawer of them.

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[Trehopr1]

Hello again Anna,
As promised I'm posting a few of my hard won treasures.
Wow, they sure are dazzling Bill altogather in one "big"
drawer !
So, here's a few with more to come....


M. rhetenor helena


M. cytheris ---was portis or thamyris in past ?


M. phanodemus (top)(male)
M. rhetenor cacica (bottom)


M. peleides marineta
M. absoloni


M. theseus fruhstoferi (Mera,Ecuador) A1 - tough to get like this !


M. polyphemus (pair)


M. menalaus (female)


M. godarti (Yungas,Bolivia)

[Trehopr1]

A few more individuals....


M. marcus (female)


M. deidamia (male) *one of my favorite banded species !


M. electara (female)(Bolivia) *my largest banded specimen !


Comparison of size photo of both previous specimens.


M. theseus penelope *one of the few brown species I own.

[Trehopr1]

Always a real crowd pleaser....


M. hecuba obidonius (Brazil)

Finally, one of five drawers that I have as my
holdings are modest.....



Still looking for a few select ones but, I'm pleased
with what I have managed thus far.

It's a tough market out there as many species are
still wing-captured or baited. There seems to be
a lot of "arm wrestling" over the lesser seen species !

Prices on some can be frightful for seldom occurring
or for especially "clean" A1 specimens.

[Annarobertson1947]

Sorry for late reply,
A very nice selection trehopr1.
In the drawer with cisseis males last photo, is the one on left a cabrera or a gahua?
If theres anything in particular you are after in specimens ask me i may be able to help