Hypocysta euphemia

Rock Ringlet at Conjola Bushcare

Hypocysta euphemia at Conjola Bushcare - 3 Apr 2015
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Identification history

Hypocysta irius 24 Mar 2024 donhe
Hypocysta euphemia 19 Jul 2018 CharlesDove
Hypocysta euphemia 19 Jul 2018 CharlesDove
Unidentified 18 Jul 2018 CharlesDove

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Hypocysta euphemia, the rock ringlet, is a species of butterfly of the family Nymphalidae. It is found in Australia, including southern Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. The wingspan is about 40 mm.

6 comments

plants wrote:
   19 Jul 2018
Rock Ringlet Hypocysta euphemia
CharlesDove wrote:
   19 Jul 2018
yes I will need to add it to the species list, ment to do it last night
SuziBond wrote:
   11 Aug 2018
Hi Charles and plants. Are you sure this is a Rock Ringlet? There are no eyespots on the forewings, a diagnostic feature for this species. It looks more like Orange Ringlet (Hypocysta adiante) to me.
CharlesDove wrote:
   11 Aug 2018
Have not had a chance to over a few of them, will do soon, just been busy uploading a lot of files.
Christine wrote:
   23 Mar 2024
Lovely photo, but I agree with Suzi, looks more like an Orange Ringlet to me :).
donhe wrote:
   24 Mar 2024
H. euphemia commonly has eyespots under the forewing. H. irius has the strongly marked lines under the forewing.

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