They are two different species. 1 is male Jamides alecto. 2. is Jamides celeno. TL Seow: Cheers.
1. Unknown, probably micromoth. 4. Scopula spp. Geometridae. 5 & 11. Unknown Appeared to be Crambidae, Acentrpinae.
Seems to be a lot of variability in these two and not sure how to separate them. The dark spots on the hind wing might indicate J. pura? Two images of
Many thanks for the confirmation.
Many thanks. Very useful pointer - not in the literature!
3. Unknown. Possibly Rivula as it is nearly identical to this from Costa Rica. Most Rivula are unspotted. http://www.boldsystems.org/pics/MHMY...1365548826.jpg
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Jamides celeno or Jamides pura?
They are two different species.
Psyche Today, 06:51 PM1 is male Jamides alecto.
2. is Jamides celeno.
TL Seow: Cheers.