Hamadryas chloe

Uncommon up to 850 m., probably more common in lowlands. Found inside forest, attracted to bait. I'm not sure which subspecies occur(s) in Cusco.

Similar species: Red spots in DHW cell are distinctive.

850 m., Kuporo Lodge, Quispicanchi
2021-Aug02

(400 m., Napo, Ecuador)
2016-Feb05


Hamadryas amphinome amphinome

Uncommon up 550 m. Attracted to bait.

Similar species: D similar to H. arinome (I have no Cusco records), but that species has just a few red spots VHW.

550 m., Villa Carmen, Paucartambo
2016-Nov14

550 m., Villa Carmen, Paucartambo
2016-Nov14


Hamadryas feronia feronia

Uncommon(?) up to 1150 m.; seems more common in dry valleys but probably also in humid lowlands, especially in disturbed habitats. Usually found perched head-down on large tree trunks, like most Hamadryas.

Similar species: H. iphthime iphthime has two (not one) blue rings around each DHW submarginal eyespot; H. februa has a thin dark line circling each DHW submarginal eyespot, lacking in feronia.

550 m. Villa Carmen, Paucartambo
2022-Nov02

1000 m., Illapani, La Convencion
2018-Aug22


Hamadryas iphthime iphthime

Rare(?) up to 550 m., probably more common in remote lowland areas.

Similar species: Most similar to H. feronia feronia but has two blue rings around each DHW submarginal eyespot.

(230 m., Lago Soledad, Madre de Dios)
2017-Oct06

(230 m., Lago Soledad, Madre de Dios)
2017-Oct06

550 m. Villa Carmen, Paucartambo
2022-Oct31


Hamadryas februa

Fairly common 1000-2400 m., probably lower. Like most Hamadryas, usually found perched head-down on large tree trunks. I'm not sure which subspecies occur(s) in Cusco.

Similar species: This is the only Hamadryas in Cusco with brown crescents in each DHW submarginal eyespots; see H. feronia feronia for other differences.

2400 m., Pichuymarca, Anta
2021-Jul18

1000 m., Quillabamba, La Convencion
2022-Sep17

1000 m., Quillabamba, La Convencion
2022-Sep17


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