Post 16.

1 . It looks nigh impossible to differentiate P. erycinoides trishna from P. hewitsoni tavoyana.
There is too much variations.

It is true the female of erycinoides tend to have 'flatter less pointy HW postdiscal spots.
So there is a suggestion it is this.
Typical ssp phraatica from Malaya also have a whiter groud & markings.
Male
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-bwR-4hVDtq...+phraatica.jpg
Female.
http://m3.i.pbase.com/o6/25/686825/1...hilotamale.jpg

2. There is a possibility this is P. pia marginata as it is not a rare species.
The extension of the central cell band into space 1b tend to be reduced though it is not very obvious here.
The marginata refers to the FW having a broad border topside compared to pia.
So a topside view will help.

3. This should be a female M. symethus.
The shape of the white band rules out spp like chinensis , mallus & lack of dark HW band rules out archilochus, & ancon.
The apical areas of both wings are lightly whitened as typical of this species.

TL Seow