Many thanks for rhw feedback. I was wondering why the usual black edges to the white bands had faded to grey. Many thanks for the deails.
Neptis hylas kamarupa. dsf (dry season form). Neptis hylas is the only species in which the underside is ochreous to tawny & the white
I would appreciate some feedback on the ID if this Neptis from Doi Inthanon, Thailand, March 23. From my experience I would rule our pretty much
Post 25. 8. Heliophorus epicles. FW with red border. The HW red border is relatively broad & its inner margin irregularly crenate,
Post 25. 1. Lethe mekara. L mekara lacks the tail at vein 4 seen in similarly marked L. kansa & sinorix.
Post 159. 1. Borbo cinnara. Note HW spots 2, 3, & 6; no cellspot; antennal club thick. https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-jMZu5Yy4Y...ederick_01.jpg
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Many thanks for rhw feedback. I was wondering why the usual black edges to the white bands had faded to grey. Many thanks for the deails.
DaveChiangMai Yesterday, 11:02 AM