Saturniidae of Venezuela
ARSENURINAE
Arsenura armida courtesy of Leroy Simon
Those species and subspecies followed by a
"*" are listed by Lemaire
in his Arsenurinae, 1980.
An "en" indicates the species
is thought to be endemic to Venezuela.
N, E, S, W have been used to
indicate relative geography. No lettering indicates
the species is probably widespread.
If you have corrections or additions, or especially images of larvae
and/or adults not currently depicted, please forward them to
oehlkew@islandtelecom.com
SATURNIINAE: ATTACINI
Rothschildia erycina
male, courtesy of Kirby Wolfe.
Those species and subspecies followed by a
"*" are listed by Lemaire
in his Attacinae, 1978.
An "en" indicates the species
is thought to be endemic to Venezuela.
SATURNIINAE: SATURNIINI
Copaxa decrescens male, courtesy of Thibaud Decaens.
Those species and subspecies followed by a
"*" are listed by Lemaire
in his Attacinae, 1978.
An "en" indicates the species
is thought to be endemic to Argentina.
CERATOCAMPINAE:
Citheronia hamifera courtesy of Leroy Simon.
Those species and subspecies followed by a
"*" are listed by Lemaire
in his Ceratocampinae, 1987, confirming listings
from many internet
sites. I have added Procitheronia fenestrata, courtesy
of Franz Ziereis.
HEMILEUCINAE:
Molippa basina moth courtesy of Bernhard Jost.
Those species and subspecies followed by a
"*" are listed by Lemaire
in his Hemileucinae, 2002. Bernhard Wenczel adds
Dirphia demarmelsi.
|