White-spotted flasher
Wing span:
Identification: The wings are black to dark brown on the upperside with iridescent blue at the base. The forewings each have six white spots on the upper- and underside, of which five form an oblique central band and one is found outside of these. The space between the first and second cells also has a white fringe on the forewings. There is a white spot in the discoidal cell on the underside of the hindwings.
Variation: The amount of iridescent blue at the base of the upperside hindwings varies across specimens.
Behaviour:
Habitat:
Larval food plant:
Adult food: Flower nectar of species such as Stachytarpheta
Reported from: Demerara (Region 4), Annai (Region 9), Essequibo River