You are quite right. There are three of those obscure Thoressa species in the area which are quite similar. Thoressa aina.
#1 is Thoressa gupta. There's no proper pic on the internet.
7. Dsf Ypthima 5-ring. The diuble curve outer fascia strongly suggest Y. methora. https://indiabiodiversity.org/files-...153210/648.JPG
6. Celastrina iynteata. Correction: Celastrina argiolus iynteana. Note HW spot 7 is darker & blacker. https://www.ifoundbutterflies.org/me...62f17bb5-1.jpg
5. Udara dilecta. All the spots are pale. Ground colour white. Note HW post discal spots 6 & 7 are equally pale. https://www.ifoundbutterflies.org/me...ad86d289-1.jpg
4. female Jamides alecto. Although the last white stria on the FW hangs free, this is not an absolute feature for J. caeruleus. On the HW
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You are quite right.
Psyche Yesterday, 06:26 PMThere are three of those obscure Thoressa species in the area which are quite similar.
Thoressa aina.