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Butterfly congregation attracted to dung for minerals and nutrition: left; White-bar Mountain Satyr
[Pedaliodes palaepolis,Nymphalidae, subfamily - Satyrinae]; San Isidro Reserve, Ecuador

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Butterfly congregation attracted to dung for minerals and nutrition: left; White-bar Mountain Satyr<br />
[Pedaliodes palaepolis,Nymphalidae, subfamily - Satyrinae]; San Isidro Reserve, Ecuador