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Photo by rivu.ghorai
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Field Notes

Notes:

I think it is from the group nymphalidae, ie. brush-footed butterfly...

Species ID Suggestions

Baronet

Euthalia nais

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NuwanChathuranga
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Comments (4)
DanielePralong
Looks like you're right Nuwan! I'll remove my suggestion.
MartinL
Yes, I think nymphalidae too, because of the beak. Leading edge of forewing very flared and antennae thickened on ends but not clubbed. I think its in Apaturinae, the emperors. But its not on my lists.
DanielePralong
Hi Rivu! Long time no see on Project Noah... Close to Acraea violae ... http://www.learnaboutbutterflies.com/India%20-%20Acraea%20violae.htm

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