4. Female Caltoris kumara moorei.
Note pale area on antenna, no cellspot, & UnH white spot in space 2.
Baoris usually have blackish antennae.
The pale area is very small on the underside & not easily seen in side view or above.
Veins are more strongly raised.
A pale area in space 1b UnF is always present.
Baoris chapmani.
Some authors consider this a subspecies of B. penincillata.
Evans state no cellspots & the rest reduced.
In SE Asia taxon chapmani may have occasional cellspot ,& the female may rarely be fully spotted. http://yutaka.it-n.jp/hes/93230020.html
Caltoris kumara.
Most Caltoris have a larger & more prominent pale area on the antenna,visible in side view.
Females of C. bromus & kumara may /may not have 1 or 2 white spots in space 2 & 3 UnH.
The HW have probably some injury marks.
The FW have some tiny spots. most noticeable is a spot 6, a spot 7, & an upper cellspot at the base of vein 10, in the correct position.
This is similar to this. https://www.ifoundbutterflies.org/me...6964b8df-2.jpg
Thanks a lot sir for your help. Let me familiarize myself with the id points of Baoris and Caltoris with what you have given. I ve really learnt a lot, was totally illiterate about them. I will request for your help for other genera in future. Thanks a lot.