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Butterflies of the Amazon and Andes
Albertus Metalmark
Monethe albertus  FELDER & FELDER, 1862
Family - RIODINIDAE
subfamily - RIODININAE
Tribe - RIODININI
Monethe albertus, Satipo, Peru
Introduction
The genus Monethe comprises of 2 species, both found exclusively in the neotropical region. 
Monethe albertus is found from Nicaragua to Bolivia.
Habitats
This species is found in rainforest and cloudforest habitats at altitudes between about 200-1200m.
Lifecycle
Unknown.
Adult behaviour

Males are usually encountered singly amidst aggregations of mud-puddling butterflies. They always hold their wings erect when settled.

 

 

 

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