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Jesters
Symbrenthia
Symbrenthia, commonly called jesters, is a butterfly genus in the Nymphalidae family found south-eastern Asia
32 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Common Jester
speciesSymbrenthia lilaea
Jezebel Nymph
speciesSymbrenthia geoffroyii
Yellow Jester
speciesSymbrenthia brabira
Himalayan jester
speciesSymbrenthia hypselis
Common Jester
speciesSymbrenthia hippoclus
bluetail jester
speciesSymbrenthia niphanda
Symbrenthia anna
speciesSymbrenthia anna
Intricate Jester
speciesSymbrenthia hypatia
Long-tailed Jester
speciesSymbrenthia intricata
Symbrenthia platena
speciesSymbrenthia platena
Symbrenthia hippalus
speciesSymbrenthia hippalus
Symbrenthia sinica
speciesSymbrenthia sinica
Symbrenthia leoparda
speciesSymbrenthia leoparda
Symbrenthia websteri
speciesSymbrenthia websteri
scarce jester
speciesSymbrenthia silana
Symbrenthia cryptica
speciesSymbrenthia cryptica
Symbrenthia plateni
speciesSymbrenthia plateni
Symbrenthia woodfordi
speciesSymbrenthia woodfordi
Symbrenthia talboti
speciesSymbrenthia talboti
Symbrenthia sinoides
speciesSymbrenthia sinoides
Symbrenthia aroensis
speciesSymbrenthia aroensis
Symbrenthia doubledayi
speciesSymbrenthia doubledayi
Symbrenthia doni
speciesSymbrenthia doni
Symbrenthia hysudra
speciesSymbrenthia hysudra
Symbrenthia javanus
speciesSymbrenthia javanus
Symbrenthia viridilunulata
speciesSymbrenthia viridilunulata
Symbrenthia sestia
speciesSymbrenthia sestia
Symbrenthia eucosmetus
speciesSymbrenthia eucosmetus
Symbrenthia marpesina
speciesSymbrenthia marpesina
Symbrenthia katharina
speciesSymbrenthia katharina
Symbrenthia anemone
speciesSymbrenthia anemone
Symbrenthia halli
speciesSymbrenthia halli
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 124576.