The wings in their neuration approach closely to the preceding genus, but are not angulate, and the ornamentation of the under side tends to become ocellate, or marked by eye-like spots, and in many of the species is ocellate.
It is easily distinguished from the preceding species by the more numerous and much smaller eye-like spots on the under side of the hind wings.
The most brilliant butterflies of the neotropical fauna are the Morphos, glorious insects, the under side of their wings marked with eye-like spots, the upper side resplendent in varying tints of iridescent blue.
Marked much like the following species, but easily distinguished at a glance by the two large eye-like spots on the under side of the hind wings.
Pileus fleshy, soft, fragile, marked with drop-like spots or rivulose.
In the third species, the small Elephant Hawk-moth, the bluish spots form the centres of the above-mentioned eye-like spots.
Both have a white line on the three first segments; two remarkable eye-like spots on the fourth and fifth, and a very faint median line; and are rather more than four inches long.
Many of the Hawk-moth caterpillars have eye-like spots, to which I shall have to allude again presently.
The leaves of the common St. John's Wort are marked with blood-like spots, which alway appear on the 29th of August, the day on which the Baptist was beheaded.
In the open flower they are twisted and marked with dark blood-like spots, as if they had been already removed from the Cross.
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