
Gray Cracker
Hamadryas februa
Pale gray with intricate white, black and bluish marbling and a light underside, it becomes nearly invisible against bark. It spends long stretches head-down on trunks with wings open and comes to fermenting fruit. The clicking of males in flight never fails to surprise visitors.
- Family
- Nymphalidae
- Origin
- Mexico to South America
- Wingspan
- 65–80 mm
- Flight
- Fast, with clicks
- Availability
- On request



