Hamadryas
species
The common name for hamadryas is 'cracker' - because of the cracking (or rustling) sound many species make when flying . There are about 20 species which are instantly recognisable from their distinctive marbled patterns. They feed on rotting fruit or the liquid extruded from the holes bored in trees by beetles
Hamadryas amphinome
Hamadryas amphinome
Red cracker
Red cracker
Mexico
M A1 £ 7.00
M A1 £ 7.00
Hamadryas arinome
Hamadryas arinome
Turquoise cracker
Turquoise cracker
Hamadryas epinome
Hamadryas epinome
Hamadryas epinome cracker
Hamadryas epinome cracker
Paraguay
w 60mm
m a1 £ 4.40
m a1 £ 4.40
Hamadryas epinome cracker verso
Hamadryas epinome cracker verso
Hamadryas feronia
Hamadryas feronia
Hamadryas feronia cracker
Hamadryas feronia cracker
Peru
w 60mm
m a1 £4.40
m a1 £4.40
Hamadryas feronia verso
Hamadryas feronia verso
Hamadryas februa
Hamadryas februa
Hamadryas februa- grey cracker
Hamadryas februa- grey cracker
Paraguay
w 55mm
m a1 £4.40
m a1 £4.40
Hamadryas februa verso
Hamadryas februa verso
Hamadryas laodamia
Hamadryas laodamia
Starry cracker
Starry cracker
Mexico
M A1 £ 6.00
M A1 £ 6.00
Hamadryas velutina
Hamadryas velutina
Hamadryas velutina cracker
Hamadryas velutina cracker
Peru
w
m a1 £5.50
m a1 £5.50
Probably the most beautiful of all Hamadryas.