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    Thanks so much for the D.cindarella photo. It seems I will have to rethink the one I thought may have been that species (also one I took at Danum Valley!). The photo does, however, make me feel more confident about the ID of D. cindi.

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    More unknown

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    #3 Dacalana vidura ?


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    Are these the same Prioneris thestylis ?








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    Thaumantis odana




    Kalima limborgii





    Coelites epiminthia





    Paralaxita orphna





    Erites argentina


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    Spot the difference.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Caveman View Post
    Are these the same Prioneris thestylis ?
    According to C&P4, P. thestylis is confined to the mainland. I think these should be P. cornelia.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caveman View Post
    #3 Dacalana vidura ?
    I don't think it can be D. vidura. According to funet.fi, there are two species of Dacalana on Borneo, both endemic. D. lowii of the vidura group, and D. sannio of the cotys group.

    The difference between the two groups is that the vidura group males have a brand on the forewings, and those of the cotys group do not.

    This is likely to remain a 'Dacalana sp. indet'. I do not think anyone of us managed an upperside shot of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Painted Jezebel View Post
    I don't think it can be D. vidura. According to funet.fi, there are two species of Dacalana on Borneo, both endemic. D. lowii of the vidura group, and D. sannio of the cotys group.

    The difference between the two groups is that the vidura group males have a brand on the forewings, and those of the cotys group do not.

    This is likely to remain a 'Dacalana sp. indet'. I do not think anyone of us managed an upperside shot of it.
    It can't be lowii as there's a white band and it also cannot be sannio coz the yellow tornal spot is too big.
    Aaron Soh

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    Interesting, thanks Aaron. Funet is behind with info in some cases, this must be one of them.

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    Here is an Idmon species, but I can not tell which one. According to C&P4, there are two similar species on Borneo, I. obliquans and I. latifascia, which has a wider orange-red band. I have nothing to compare mine to, so am at a loss. Any help, please!
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