Adelpha irmina tumida
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Pieridae
All Nymphalidae have only 4 fully-functional legs, while Pieridae have 6. Beware of Pierids with broken legs, or not using all for standing on (eg Leucidia, sometimes).
Nymphalidae
Adelpha
(These taxa have been marked as similar, but without any information about how to separate them.)
Metamorpha
Adelpha irmina tumida
A. irmina tumida has two bright white spots in the VHW apex well separated from from the central yellow band; in A. zina irma the biggest spots in this area are yellowish and a continuation of the central yellow band.
Adelpha zina irma
Adelpha irmina tumida
Sex UnknownLas Orquideas Area, Nangaritza Valley, Zamora-Chinchipe, Ecuador
1050 m.
2018-Nov23
David Geale
Adelpha irmina tumida
Sex UnknownLas Orquideas Area, Nangaritza Valley, Zamora-Chinchipe, Ecuador
1050 m.
2018-Nov23
David Geale
Adelpha irmina tumida
Sex UnknownRumipata-Mishquiyacu Area, San Martin, Peru
1050 m.
2018-Sep25
David Geale
Adelpha irmina tumida
Sex UnknownRumipata-Mishquiyacu Area, San Martin, Peru
1050 m.
2018-Sep25
David Geale
Adelpha irmina tumida
Sex UnknownTarapoto Tunnel Area, San Martin, Peru
1100 m.
2018-Sep18
David Geale
Adelpha irmina tumida
Sex UnknownTarapoto Tunnel Area, San Martin, Peru
1100 m.
2018-Sep18
David Geale
Adelpha irmina tumida
Sex UnknownHuampal Area, PN Yanachaga-Chemillen, Pasco, Peru
1450 m.
2014-Nov07
David Geale
Adelpha irmina tumida
Sex UnknownHuampal Area, PN Yanachaga-Chemillen, Pasco, Peru
1450 m.
2014-Nov07
David Geale
