Post by bicaliber on Jan 20, 2011 21:06:13 GMT -8
Hello,
I am starting a thread for Heliconius forms as it appears to be one of the most variable groups of all butterflies. This is due largely to natural hybridization, so any specimens you have may be unique.
The most striking individuals appear to be of the melpomene and erato complex, but any Heliconius you have are welcome. It's an endless world of variations. Share your Heliconius!
Here I'll start with this interesting specimen from Satipo, Peru.
Best regards,
Alex Bic
I am starting a thread for Heliconius forms as it appears to be one of the most variable groups of all butterflies. This is due largely to natural hybridization, so any specimens you have may be unique.
The most striking individuals appear to be of the melpomene and erato complex, but any Heliconius you have are welcome. It's an endless world of variations. Share your Heliconius!
Here I'll start with this interesting specimen from Satipo, Peru.
Best regards,
Alex Bic
