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Ceylon Palmfly

Elymnias singhala

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Description:

A rather shy butterfly that inhabits dark dense forests and feeds on over-ripped fruits, the Ceylon Palmfly is an endemic butterfly of srilanka. It can often be seen fling as couple and individual females can be seen hovering near its host plats.

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Biodiversity of Sri Lanka
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Butterflies of Sri Lanka
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PublishedNovember 2, 2013

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