Agrias phalcidon phalcidon is a wonderful Agrias described by Hewitson in 1855. The type specimen was collected around Parintins, Brazil by HW Bates. The nominate phalcidon subspecies fly on the South of Amazon and West of Rio Tapajos. The Southern limit of its distribution seems to be in Mato Grosso. It meets the ssp. fournierae around Maues.
There are a lot of splendid forms, including top rarities like forms floqueti, decellei, guisei or lemoulti.
Pictures of Agrias phalcidon phalcidon
There are 76 Agrias phalcidon phalcidon pictured in Philippe Floquet’s new book about Agrias (2023).
Forms of Agrias phalcidon phalcidon
aloisi
subaloïsi
strympli
nigrobasalis
obscura
cyaneonigra
bertrandi
viridis
nigris (doubtful validity)
viridescens
itaituba
similis
atromarginata
levicki
violetta
subpaulus
paulus
impunctata
micans
rubrobasalis
didoti
saglioi
submicans
connectens
semialoisi
pseudoconnectens
conjuncta
gelisi
leopoldi
decellei
zwahleni
anaxagoras
horracki
lesoudieri
pseudolesoudieri
ultralesoudieri
sublesoudieri
pitardi
pseudopitardi
le moulti
guisei
joffrei
chauvelotti
poseidon
floqueti
manfredi
All these forms are described in Philippe Floquet’s book about Agrias (2023 edition).
Agrias phalcidon available online
Powered by Collector’s Secret, you will find here a selection of interesting Agrias phalcidon specimens currently available online. Please note that these specimens are not sold by us but by various Agrias suppliers.
