You do have a point here. However the shape of the lower cellspot varies in all species. There are image of C. aurociliata with
Looking at the images on Yutaka website, Caltoris cormasa seem to have much darker upperwings than those of Caltoris aurociliata. Much like in my individual.
Same shot but with flash on. Flash off
I have thought about this but all the correct pix have 2 tiny subapical spots though this one with 3 subapical spots could be a female. https://www.ifoundbutterflies.org/me...b60d5e77-1.jpg
Thank you so much, sir. Could the Caltoris be Caltoris aurociliata? The yellow cilia is strong.
Post 102 3 should be Caltoris cormasa. Correction: Possibly Caltoris aurociliata.- Most of the Caltoris have two cellspots,
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You do have a point here.
Psyche Today, 08:57 AMHowever the shape of the lower cellspot varies in all species.
There are image of C. aurociliata with