Thank you, sir. I mainly thought P. conjuncta because of the purplish gloss it has and yellowish FW spots. Perhaps this one is P. agna then. Fond on same
Female Pelopidas mathias. The ground colour is strongly grey with marginal pale shading. There is a spot 7 which is not present in P. conjuncta.
Thank you, sir. I think this is a typical Pelopidas conjuncta. Could you have a look please?
Post 38. Y. baldus. Very worn with total loss of cilia. https://www.ifoundbutterflies.org/me...unte_ah911.jpg
Post 37. You have two species here. 1. is A. pygmaeus.The antennal club is rounded & drumstick like. UnH tornus no white
This gets very confusing. Are the larvae all from the same area on the same hostplant? The female of C. bromus is not known
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Thank you, sir. I mainly thought P. conjuncta because of the purplish gloss it has and yellowish FW spots. Perhaps this one is P. agna then. Fond on same
Nawab Yesterday, 11:59 PM