Request for ID

[Blue Nawab]

Dear Dr Seow, is this Nacaduba sanaya elioti? Thanks!

[atronox]

It's Nacaduba pavana. sanaya has the top-most striae of the post-discal band slightly dislocated basally and does not have dark striae alongside the white striae.

I'm not sure what the differences between pavana and russelli are from ventrals alone but russelli seems to have very exaggerated marginal striae.

[Psyche]

Here is a male sanaya for comparison.
Note: no black striae ;no metallic blue scales on HW blsck spot; FW band dislocated at upper end.
http://s13.photobucket.com/user/Sunn...46355.png.html

What is interesting about this male (note abdominal end) are the large submarginal spots.
That suggest this could be N. russelli.
The spots may not need to be dark.
http://yutaka.it-n.jp/lyc4/81270001.html

Typical male N. pavana for comparison.
http://www.butterflycircle.com/check...drick%20ho.jpg
http://s433.photobucket.com/user/sca...ra-Su.jpg.html
http://www.butterflycircle.com/check..._female_02.jpg

TL Seow:Cheers.
PS. The shape of the submarginal spots do not match that of russelli which are arched in the middle.
Furthermore Tite stated the marginal spots in russelli are lozenge-shaped (ie biconvex ) while those of pavana are dashes.
http://archive.org/stream/bulletinof...ge/75/mode/1up

[Blue Nawab]

Thanks Aaron and Dr Seow for the ID and info!

[Blue Nawab]

Dear Dr Seow, which Lascar is this? Malayan Lascar? Thanks!

[Blue Nawab]

Dear Dr Seow, which Lascar is this? Malayan Lascar? Thanks!

Dr Seow, you might have missed this one...Thanks!

[Psyche]

Female (note broad abdomen) Lasippa tiga.
The FW submarginal band may be broken into spots.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-aYuNuazXPm...1600/KeyID.jpg

TL Seow:Cheers.