Hi Siam, I'm so happy for your success with rearing all the butterfly cats to adulthood. What a lovely butterfly too. I would love to ask you if you'd show more photos of your butterfly/cat rearing container, and give instructions as to how you use it? I am going to try and rear some myself this year, and your setup looks so professional. I'd really appreciate your help and knowledge. TY :)

Looks like Heliconius ricini, Siam. Congratulations! Sherry Here is a link that might be useful: H. ricini

Polyphemus moth. I think it is a male. The antennae look too big for a female but too small for a male. I'm guessing they are at an angle that makes them look skinny.

There are lots of good field guides out there jlk, but one of my favorite and most used butterfly ID books is one titled "The Life Cycles of Butterflies: From Egg to Maturity, a Visual Guide to 23 Common Garden Butterflies." It is a VERY good reference for someone who is learning to ID the butterflies. The photos are wonderful, and there is a lot of good info there. It can be had at Amazon for about $13, but you may find it for even less elsewhere if you look. The authors of this book also have a website which is nice. You can see it here: http://www.butterflynature.com/butterflies.html My advice is to read as much as you can from many different places and look at loads of pics. I would be happy to send some nice sites to you if you'd like. Just drop an e-mail to me. :o)