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Grey-tipped Baron
Euthalia eriphylae
Euthalia eriphylae is a butterfly of the family Nymphalidae (Limenitidinae). It is found in the Indomalayan realm.
From the article Euthalia eriphylae on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), quoted section by section
Description
Original EUTHALIA ERIPHYLE, n. sp., PL F, Fig. 7, male. Habitat : Tenasserim. Expanse : male, 25 inches. Description : Male. Upperside, both wings shining greenish brown. Forewing with a short fuscous bar near the base of the discoidal cell; a quadrate patch of the ground-colour enclosed by a fine fuscous line across the middle of the cell; then a quadrate patch of fuscous; lastly, an oval patch of the ground-colour closing the cell; in the submedian interspace is a short curved fuscous line close to the base, and a ringlet spot at the point where the first median nervule is given off; a very broad discal fuscous band, which anteriorly bifurcates in the lower discoidal interspace and encloses a triangular patch of the ground-colour, and posteriorly encloses two spots also of the ground-colour, the anterior spot in the first median interspace linear, the posterior spot in the submedian interspace round. Hind-wing with the basal two-thirds fuscous, beyond which is an obscure series of diffused fuscous spots between the veins, neither reaching the costa nor the anal angle; a fuscous ring-spot at the end of the cell enclosing a space of the ground-colour. Underside, both wings paler than on the upperside. …
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