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Images taken in St. Martin/St. Maarten

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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
1454003 owl butterfly Caligo telamonius memnon taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454015 anole Anolis spp.
1454013 anole Anolis spp.
1454002 owl butterfly Caligo telamonius memnon taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454008 scarlet mormon swallowtail Papilio rumanzovia taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454005 Malachite butterfly Siproeta stelenes taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454004 atlas moth Attacus atlas
1454019 mantids mating at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454001 emerald swallowtail Papilio palinurus taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454014 anole Anolis spp.
1454028 butterflies, moths or skippers Lepidoptera (Order) N/A taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454018 mantids mating at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454017 mantids mating at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454027 citrus swallowtail Papilio demodocus Mature caterpillar - green and white with one end having a big "eye" taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454026 citrus swallowtail Papilio demodocus Green and white pupae that mimic bird droppings taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454024 grasshoppers taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454023 grasshoppers taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454021 grasshoppers taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454022 grasshoppers taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454020 mantids with no forelegs taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454006 Malachite butterfly Siproeta stelenes taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454025 Tetrio sphinx Pseudosphinx tetrio This large dark silvery-gray moth pupates from the ground under the wild Frangipani Tree (Plumieria alba) and sometimes from under Allamandas (Yellow Bells), also belonging to the Apocynaceae family. The caterpiller is large, about 5 inches long and as fat as a finger. They are very conspicuous with yellow bands on the black body and has a red head, presumably as a warning signal to birds. They feed on poisonous sap, thus becoming poisonous to the birds that might be searching for food. After the leaves are stripped by the voracious caterpillars, they bury into the ground.
1454007 scarlet mormon swallowtail Papilio rumanzovia taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten
1454009 tomato hornworm Manduca quinquemaculata taken at the Butterfly Farm in St. Maarten

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