Rhopalocera Collection

Hummingbird Hawk Moth in Flight

Corcovado National Park, Puntarenas Province, Costa Rica, Central America

Mashpi, Reserva Mashpi Amagusa, Pichincha, Ecuador

Owl Eyed Butterfly, Mashpi, Reserva Mashpi Amagusa, Pichincha, Ecuador

Various butterflies (Papilionoidea), chromolithograph, published in 1892
Various butterflies (Papilionoidea): 1) Chinese scarce swallowtail (Iphiclides podalirius), a-caterpillar, b-pupa, c-butterfly; 2) Old World swallowtail (Papilio machaon), a-caterpillar, b-pupa

Hummingbird Hawk Moth by Side View
Hummingbird Hawk Moth in Feeding Themselves

Illustration, Rhopalocera -- Thais Cerisyi, Gonepteryx Cleopatra, Euchloe Belemia, Zegris Eupheme, Argynnis Laodice, Vanessa Levana, Vanessa Ichnusa, Spilothyrus Lavaterae, Pamphila Nostrodamus

Doris Longwing Red (Heliconius doris) feeding on a flower. Costa Rica

Doris Longwing (Heliconius doris viridis) resting on a plant. Costa Rica

Scarce Bamboo Page (Philaethria dido) resting on a tropical leaf. Costa Rica

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"Discover the Enchanting World of Rhopalocera: From Hummingbird Hawk Moths to Owl Eyed Butterflies" Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing realm of Rhopalocera, where nature's wonders take flight. Witness the breathtaking sight of a Hummingbird Hawk Moth gracefully soaring through the air, its delicate wings beating with ethereal elegance. Journey to Mashpi, Reserva Mashpi Amagusa in Pichincha, Ecuador, and be captivated by the enchanting presence of an Owl Eyed Butterfly, its striking eyespots resembling those of an owl. Transport yourself back in time with a chromolithograph published in 1892 showcasing various butterflies from the Papilionoidea family. Marvel at their vibrant colors and intricate patterns that have stood the test of time. Observe a Hummingbird Hawk Moth from a side view as it hovers near flowers, sipping nectar like its namesake bird. Delight in an exquisite illustration capturing the essence of Rhopalocera's beauty and grace. Venture into Costa Rica's lush rainforest and encounter a Malachite Butterfly perched delicately on a leaf—a true gem amidst nature's green tapestry. And there lies Doris Longwing Red (Heliconius doris), resplendent with fully extended wings resting upon a plant or feeding on nectar-rich blossoms—its vivid hues adding vibrancy to Costa Rica's floral paradise. Rhopalocera unveils Mother Nature's artistry at its finest—the fluttering dance of these winged marvels leaving us spellbound. Let their timeless elegance inspire you to appreciate Earth’s delicate balance and cherish every moment spent immersed in this captivating world.