Thanks again Dr. Seow. Always appreciate your help. It motivates me to continue to go out to nature and to seek and discover more butterfly species.
You are right #1 should be T. menaka. The postdiscal spot in space 1b is so vague that it disappear when I look downwards. There
Dr. Seow, Thanks for your ids. I have a question to review and clarify. For #1, can it be T.menaka? My reasoning,
7.https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/258672320 Chersonesia paraka All bands doubled. FW submarginal band not broken through.
4.https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/259139158 Borbo cinnara. FW with spot 2, 3 with crescent margin. Spot in space 1b, also
1.https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/259049715 Tagiades litigiosus.male. Correction: Tagiades menaka. The 2 similar species can be
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Thanks again Dr. Seow.
SL Liew Today, 01:10 AMAlways appreciate your help. It motivates me to continue to go out to nature and to seek and discover more butterfly species.