Baoris spp.
Sharper, more swept FW, antenna pale area weak or obsolete; Abdomen obscurely banded.
May have a pale mark near HW cellend.
More often veins prominent or raised.
Two species recorded in Singapore. Current status uncertain.
In the past dark examples were considered B. oceia & lighter brown ones B. farri
This may not be correct. Also many intermediate in colour.
B. farri; more often fully spotted.
UnH silky brown?
UnH should not be much darker than the UnF.
In India where B. oceia is absent these are fully spotted B. farri males.
No fully spotted males are seen in Singapore yet.
Also many females have two subapical spots rather than three.
All males have the upper cellspot lunulate ie a small crescent, not rounded as in males from india.
There is a strong suggestion only B. oceia exist in Singapore.
However, both species can have varying number of spots.
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