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Taygetis virgilia (Stub-tailed Satyr)
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Taygetis thamyra (Andromeda Satyr) - dark forest butterfly; very difficult shot without a flash
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Taygetis larua (Laura's Satyr) - dark forest butterfly - tough shot without flash
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Heliconius doris (Doris Longwing)
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Heliconius doris (Doris Longwing)
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Heliconius sara (Sara Longwing)
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Fork-tailed Woodnymph
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Nymphidium caricae (Common Nymphidium) [metalmark]
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Rekoa palegon (Gold-bordered hairstreak)
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Caeruleuptychia helios (Helios Blue-satyr) The Blue-satyrs is a genus of satyrs that are--you guessed it--blue in color. There are more than a dozen species in this genus, and when butterflying in Peru I took photos of any that I saw, because field identi
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Caeruleuptychia cyanites [?]
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Caeruleuptychia tenera (Tenera Blue-satyr)
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Caeruleuptychia urania (Urania Blue-satyr)
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Calpodes longirostris (Shy Saliana)
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Eresia clio (Clio Crescent)
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Eresia clio (Clio Crescent)
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View of Lake Ann from Maple Pass
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View on the way down from Heather Pass
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View from the Heather and Maple Pass Loop trail
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Carolina Wren
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Young Red-tailed Hawk standing on his squirrel prey
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Cithaerias aurorina (Blushing Phantom)
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Cithaerias aurorina (Blushing Phantom)
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Bronzy Inca
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Amarynthis meneria (Orange-spotted Metalmark)
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Plain Softtail
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Amarynthis meneria (Orange-spotted Metalmark)
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Diablo Lake
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On the trail to Heather Pass
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Diablo Lake
