Antirrhea philoctetes
Common Brown Morpho – Antirrhea philoctetes avernus
Antirrhea miltiades Fabricius 1793
A genus endemic to neotropical lowland and mid-elevation forest understorey. Although they do not exhibit the iridescent blue dorsal wing surfaces of Morpho, members of Antirrhea are quite large, and some species have rows of lavender spots on their hindwing margins.
Source: Encyclopedia of Life

Featured in Closeups In Nature on September 8/2011

Featured in Breathtaking Wild Animals & Plants on Sept 4/2011

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Butterfly Kisses, Johanna
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My greatest passion in photography is to capture the wonderful Butterfly. I hope you will enjoy my photos of Butterflies as much I do to watch them and to catch their beauty with my photographs. My camera is a Canon EOS 350D with a Canon Close-Up lens 250D. Thank you so much for your visit, the kind comments, the great support and the Love for Butterflies!
Butterfly Kisses, Johanna
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Great shot of a amazing butterfly
BEAUTIFUL work,

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A lovely image,
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Fabulous catch!
beautiful shot
Thank you All so much for the visit and great support.
Johanna
WELL DONE!
Hi Magaret, thank you so much for the feature in your wonderful group.
Johanna
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Hi Ray, thank you so much for the feature in the Closeups group, love to enter the challenge.
Johanna
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Congratulations on your wonderful feature,fabulous work,anna