Post 108. Yes. It is a female Rapala damona. The two R. suffusa & damona are closely similar. HW with the postdiscal
Hi Dr Seow, Managed to uncover this photo in my archives. Could this be Rapala damona? https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/184711958
Male. Euthalia adonia beata. The males of the two species are very similar. FW postdiscal spots forms a 'Y' with the cellend spots,
This individual was photographed at 640 metres in Yala, southern Thailand, 22 Jun 23. I am pretty sure I can narrow it down to either Euthalia
Thank you so much, Dr Seow.
In this previous shot, there appear to be a strong hybrid element. In normal L. pardalis the orange antennal tip is visible without any adjustment.
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Post 108.
Psyche Today, 01:46 AMYes. It is a female Rapala damona.
The two R. suffusa & damona are closely similar.
HW with the postdiscal