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A pair from French Guiana.
All my specimens of this species came from Chuck Ianni from Ohio U.S.A. He sadly passed away at the end of last year.

Endemic from the "Montagne de Kaw", a small area in French Guiana where I staid last year.

I saw only some old specimens in bait traps.
They are not so common but on some years, they can have a population explosion.

A splendid species.

A very beautiful species. I have specimens of P. prola -



and P. regina -

Think the second picture is P divalis
Here are two of mine with P procilla
Also my P regina & P prola

These are poor photos. Apologies. They do not do the specimens justice.

daveuk wrote: Fri Jun 03, 2022 7:59 pm Think the second picture is P divalis

Agreed - the markings do seem more consistent with that of P. divalis (a ssp. of P. procilla, according to some authors).

daveuk wrote: Fri Jun 03, 2022 1:45 pm A pair from French Guiana.
All my specimens of this species came from Chuck Ianni from Ohio U.S.A. He sadly passed away at the end of last year.

Chuck Ianni was the best. Really sad that he is not with us any longer.