Memphis laura

• Memphis laura laura; present in Costa Rica and Colombia.
• Memphis laura balboa (Hall, 1927)^[3] present in Panama.
• Memphis laura caucana (Joicey & Talbot, 1922)^[4]
• Memphis laura rosae (Fassl, 1909)^[5] present in Colombia.

Memphis laura is a butterfly with forewings with a humped costal edge, an almost straight outer edge, an internal angle in the shape of a hook. The upper part is orange-brown with metallic blue accents. The reverse side is orange and simulates a dead leaf.Seitz- Males above intensely black with an indistinct, dull greenish tinge growing somewhat more prominent at the base of the forewing. The under surface is also chestnut-brown with silvery white scaling; before the apex of the hindwing there is a large silvery white costal spot, in front of it a light undulate band composed of silvery interspersed, small scales.^[6][7][8]