Many thanks for the confirmation.
Agreed it is Rapala nissa. R. rectivitta ;Upperside male with a blue shot. UnH band straight , without any break or fracture from
Many thanks for that suggestion. Indeed that would also match. I've not seen nissa in Thailand previously with such a deep colouration, but I am aware
Post 3. It should be P. sita. The two are very similar. P. sita. FW apex less produced.
Is this P. sita or P. pedonga? Since it's a female, having hard time Iding.
R. nissa in my opinion.
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Many thanks for the confirmation.
DaveChiangMai 01-Dec-2020, 10:50 PM