Dr. Seow a request for ID for this Neptis , both images are from the same butterfly .
Location : Khasi hills, meghalaya, indiaElevation probably 900mFebruary, 2016
07-Apr-16 4-00-02 PM.jpg07-Apr-16 4-00-24 PM.jpg
Dr. Seow a request for ID for this Neptis , both images are from the same butterfly .
Location : Khasi hills, meghalaya, indiaElevation probably 900mFebruary, 2016
07-Apr-16 4-00-02 PM.jpg07-Apr-16 4-00-24 PM.jpg
Neptis yerburii pandoces
Aaron Soh
This does looks correct, but the correct name is now Neptis capnodes pandoces.
There were a lot of confusion with wsf & dsf of the Himalayan Neptis.
Smetacek have found that the original taxon yerburii falls as a ssp of Neptis nata (synonym peilei )
The taxon capnodes is raised to full species & the taxon pandoces falls a ssp. of capnodes.
There is a pix of the taxon pandoces under the old name of N. yerburii pandoces. fig 14. left-topside.
http://archive.org/stream/bulletinof.../n368/mode/1up
N. soma :FW submarginas triangualr cut in strongly at apex.
http://www.ifoundbutterflies.org/sp/3021/Neptis-soma
N. nata, very similar but FW potdiscal spots 1b, 2, & 3 more spaced out.
http://www.ifoundbutterflies.org/sp/2142/Neptis-nata
http://yutaka.it-n.jp/lim1/720190010.html
TL Seow : Cheers.
Thank you Aaron and Dr. Seow on behalf of Atanu Bora from India.