
Euphaedra ceres
These fast fliers habitat forests and feed on rotting fruits on the ground, they don't normally rally in abundances while feeding or settling on leaves. Ceres undersides are quite beautiful with discal black spotting from mid-inner forewing to hindwing and along its edges are markings. They have a hazy white upper band atop their pale green colored wings. Their verso viewing is dark and moody. New to us from Central Africa.
These fast fliers habitat forests and feed on rotting fruits on the ground, they don't normally rally in abundances while feeding or settling on leaves. Ceres undersides are quite beautiful with discal black spotting from mid-inner forewing to hindwing and along its edges are markings. They have a hazy white upper band atop their pale green colored wings. Their verso viewing is dark and moody. New to us from Central Africa.
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These fast fliers habitat forests and feed on rotting fruits on the ground, they don't normally rally in abundances while feeding or settling on leaves. Ceres undersides are quite beautiful with discal black spotting from mid-inner forewing to hindwing and along its edges are markings. They have a hazy white upper band atop their pale green colored wings. Their verso viewing is dark and moody. New to us from Central Africa.























