The Latin name of this butterfly is Anartia amathia, it's very common both in Tobago and Trinidad. I believe this is the male, I've read that the females have no red coloring. |
Check out its interesting eyes! |
This is a Gulf Fritillary. |
The patterns on the body and head of the Gulf Fritillary are even more extraordinary than the colors of the wings. |
This Gulf Fritillary is trying to get in touch with its inner child. That's probably its inner child in the top left corner of the photo. |
Of all the butterflies I saw, this one seemed like the most beautiful, unfortunately it wouldn't sit still long enough for me to get a good photo. |