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    Many thanks, Dr Seow.

    As a reference, I have attached info on Y. confusa and Y. watsoni from Pisuth's book. The subspecies watsoni which is found in Chiangmai has very small ocelli on the HW, is the size vairable?
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    Practically all species have some variations in the size of the ocelli.

    Despite what Pisuth stated, there are dsf of Y. watsoni.

    Y. watsoni watsoni was described by Moore , type location Burma (Myanmar).

    From Moore's book.
    Fig 4 wsf.
    Fig 4a, b, c, dsf male & female.
    https://archive.org/stream/lepidopte.../n188/mode/1up

    Pisuth's image looks like dsf with its small ocelli & strong fasciae (bandings).


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    Noted. Thanks Dr Seow
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    2 species from subfamily Aphnaeinae...

    Spindasis syama (Club Silverline)



    Spindasis lohita himalayanus (Long-banded Silverline)



    Riodinids...

    Abisara echerius (Common Plum Judy)



    Dodona egeon (Orange Punch)





    Zemeros flegyas (Common Punchinello)


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    Nymphalids....

    ID update: Chersonesia intermedia rahrioides (Wavy Maplet)



    Chersonesia risa (Common Maplet)
    Love the elegant sub-marignal pattern across the FW and HW.







    Laringa horsfieldi (Banded Dandy)


    Last edited by itsmemei; 01-Nov-2019 at 05:38 PM.
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    Post 43.
    1 Chersonesia intermedia rahrioides.

    SSp rahrioides have a broader postdiscal band(with the dashes) & looks similar to C. rahria.
    http://yutaka.it-n.jp/cyr/730080010.html

    ssp intermedia.
    http://yutaka.it-n.jp/cyr/730080001.html

    C. rahria have a curved cross line at the apex.
    http://yutaka.it-n.jp/cyr/730070001.html


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    Dr Seow, in Pisuth's book, he mentioned that 'this species has been revised and raised up from subspecies of intermedia to a species', so should it be Chersonesia rahrioides instead of Chersonesia intermedia rahrioides?
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