Butterfly book

The butterfly identification books, pictured above, list a total of 34 species, listed below, as being potentially seen in the Winter Garden. Personally I've never seen more than, say, 6 to 8 species during any given visit. Some species, like the blue morphos and the paper kites, I have seem during each visit and they seem to present at all times. Whether the other species are just hiding or whether not all species are present at all times and the species composition changes throughout the "butterfly season" depending on supply or other factors, I do not know.

1) Hamadryas amphinome – Red cracker

2) Morpho peleides – Blue morpho

3) Myscelia cyaniris – Royal blue

4) Battus polydamas – Gold rim swallowtail

5) Heliconius charitonius – Zebra longwing

6) Heraclides anchisiades – Ruby-spotted swallowtail

7) Catonephele numilia – Stoplight catone

8) Heraclides cresphontes – Giant swallowtail

9) Chlosyne janais – Crimson patch

10) Hamadryas laodamia – Blue starry night cracker

11) Archaeoprepona demophon – One-spotted prepona

12) Heliconius sara – Sara longwing

13) Heraclides thoas – Thoas swallowtail

14) Heliconius cydno – Cydno longwing

15) Heliconius sapho – Sapho longwing

16) Parides iphidamas – Pink cattleheart

17) Heliconius clysonymus - Montane longwing

18) Heliconius doris – Doris longwing

19) Heliconius erato - Red postman

20) Heliconius melpomene – Postman butterfly

21) Papilio polyxenes – Black swallowtail

22) Heliconius hecale – Tiger longwing

23) Siproeta epaphus – Chocolate malachite

24) Rotschildia lebeau – Lebeau's silkworm moth

25) Hamadryas guatemalena – Guatemalan calico

26) Idea leuconoe – Paper kite

27) Greta oto – Glasswing butterfly

28) Morpho Polyphemus – White morpho

29) Dione juno - Juno silverspot

30) Danaus plexippus - Monarch butterfly

31) Dryas iulia – Flame

32) Eueides Isabella - Isabella’s longwing

33) Heliconius ismenius - Tiger-striped longwing

34) Siproeta stelenes – Malachite