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Large Yeoman

Cirrochroa aoris

Photo by Dan Doucette
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Field Notes

Description:

about 2"

Habitat:

southeast asia

Notes:

I spotted this butterfly landed on someone's flipflop while watching some locals fish near Phu Hin Bun National Protected area.

Species ID Suggestions

Large Yeoman

Cirrochroa aoris

Comments (12)

Book is available through Oxford University Press Publications.
Thats why I tagged you... Hope you get it... Nice information in collective book by Great Isaac Kehimkar.... I heard his name from last 15 years as very sincere Biologist.
Great Ashish. Did you find it in your new Indian butterflies book?
Thanks Ashish, that's the one. Strange common name, I will never know how they come up with them for some of the butterflies I've seen.
If this is it has definitely faded... Or it could be a close species...maybe this is a staring point...
It does look like it but it looks like it has much more distinct markings and a few more of them. Could this be the same but very faded?
Dan I'm thinking of this butterfly: the Tabby (Pseudergolis wedah)

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