This listing features a single, authentic vintage specimen of Dircenna adina xanthophane, collected in January 2003 in Tingo María, Peru, and professionally spread and mounted inside a clean PE floating display frame.
Dircenna adina is a member of the “clearwing tiger” group — a delicate nymphalid known for its transparent wings, soft amber tones, and elegant brown veining. This individual shows the characteristic warm honey coloration along the margins with the pale glasslike wing centers that make this genus so distinctive.
Because this specimen is over 20 years old, it also carries the visual charm of true vintage entomology collections while remaining structurally well preserved.
Item Details
• Species: Dircenna adina xanthophane
• Origin: Tingo María, Peru
• Collected: January 2003
• Display: Floating frame
• This listing is for the exact specimen shown
• Shipped fully protected and boxed
About This Species
Dircenna adina belongs to the clearwing nymphalids (subfamily Ithomiinae), known for:
• Nearly transparent wings
• Soft glasslike textures
• Pale, neutral earth tones
• Long, elegant bodies
• Slow, floating flight behavior in the wild
They are closely associated with cloud forest habitats and are seldom offered in vintage condition with locality data.
Packaging & Shipping
Your specimen will arrive inside its floating frame, fully padded and boxed for safe transport.
Ethical Sourcing
Collected through legal and sustainable sources.
This listing features a single, authentic vintage specimen of Dircenna adina xanthophane, collected in January 2003 in Tingo María, Peru, and professionally spread and mounted inside a clean PE floating display frame.
Dircenna adina is a member of the “clearwing tiger” group — a delicate nymphalid known for its transparent wings, soft amber tones, and elegant brown veining. This individual shows the characteristic warm honey coloration along the margins with the pale glasslike wing centers that make this genus so distinctive.
Because this specimen is over 20 years old, it also carries the visual charm of true vintage entomology collections while remaining structurally well preserved.
Item Details
• Species: Dircenna adina xanthophane
• Origin: Tingo María, Peru
• Collected: January 2003
• Display: Floating frame
• This listing is for the exact specimen shown
• Shipped fully protected and boxed
About This Species
Dircenna adina belongs to the clearwing nymphalids (subfamily Ithomiinae), known for:
• Nearly transparent wings
• Soft glasslike textures
• Pale, neutral earth tones
• Long, elegant bodies
• Slow, floating flight behavior in the wild
They are closely associated with cloud forest habitats and are seldom offered in vintage condition with locality data.
Packaging & Shipping
Your specimen will arrive inside its floating frame, fully padded and boxed for safe transport.
Ethical Sourcing
Collected through legal and sustainable sources.
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