Luzon Grass Dart

Taractrocera luzonensis luzonensis (Staudinger, 1889). I posted a spotting, on Project Noah, of a Luzon Grass Dart just a few days before I took the first photo above (the only picture I could get, before it flew away). I remembered that the previous spotting also had only one picture -
https://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/1177849284...
So, I looked back to see if there was any chance of adding this latest picture, to improve the earlier spotting by giving a different view. It proved to be useless because, in both photos, the butterflies were in identical postures. There are many species of "Darts" in the Philippines and when they are in a "closed wing posture", they are often very difficult to differentiate. So, I almost gave up and was close to deleting the first picture above, on the basis that no one would benefit from seeing two identical photos within three days of each other. However, I looked back through my old pictures (taken before I joined Project Noah) and I found what I needed - a picture of a Taractrocera luzonensis luzonensis (Luzon Grass Dart) in an "open wing posture". So, I have included this (the second photo above) as it gives a much better view for identification purposes. Philippine Lepidoptera point out that this type of Butterfly (in the subfamily Hesperiinae) always adopt a closed wing posture when feeding and an open wing posture (or partially open) when resting. So, by adding the older photo, both positions can be seen which should help for identification purposes.