Apr 9, 2024
Green-celled Cattle Heart (Parides childrenae), male, family Papilionidae, occurs through much of Central and South America
photograph by Alan (@peleides)
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Green-celled Cattle Heart (Parides childrenae), male, family Papilionidae, occurs through much of Central and South America
photograph by Alan (@peleides)
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Mar 2025, parides commonly known as cattleheart
Is it butterfly season yet?🦋I’ve seen just a couple so far. You? I miss their beauty and grace. I saw this one last December in a butterfly sanctuary. ✨ #butterfly #mariposa #farfalla #papillon #mariposario #shotoniphone #cattleheart #naturephotography #butterflies #バタフライ#蝶 #butterflylove #butterflyphotography #butterfly_n_flower #flower #pinkinmyfeed #пеперуда #insectworld #insectsphotography #butterfliesofinstagram #thehappynow #visualsoflife #nothingisordinary https://www.instagram.com/p/CCRTx0SjxI7/?igshid=1ntzj99rgt2hx
Green-celled Cattleheart (Parides childrenae), family Papilionidae, found in southern Central America and South America
photograph by Robert Gilson
Saw my favorite butterfly species today <3 I’m so happy ;u; I’d only seen it in pictures until now
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Transandean Cattleheart (Parides iphidamas)