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 31 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 thriugh.
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.