693. Papilio aidoneus Doubt. 694. Delias singhapura singhapura

321
A SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF THE BUTTERFLIES OF SIAM.
BY
E. J.
GoDFREY, B. Se., F. E. s.
The fo Um,·ing add itions to lllY r evised list* of the butterflies
of Siam bring up the total number of species known to occur in t he
country from 692 to 727.
Se,·eral species obtained r eceutly by Dr. A. F. G. K err in
N. E. Siam have not yet been identified.
For convenience of reference, I have munbered the new
r ecords in sequence, numbers in brackets referring to the corr esponding ones in my previous list.
PAPILIONIDAE.
693. Papilio aidoneus Doubt.
PcLpilio cLidoneus. Doublecla.y, A. JH . N. H. xvi, p. 178 (1 845);
Jordan, in Seitz l\bcrolep. ix, p. 29, figs. 17b, c (1909).
2 0 0 : Pang Tawn, Clliengmai Province, N. Sia,m, 26. 4. 31.
Distribution : Sikkim to the Shan States ; Siam ; Ton kin;
Hainan.
PIERIDAE.
694. Delias singhapura singhapura (Wn,ll.).
'l'hyca s·inghap~L?'CL Wa.llace,
n. 29, t . 7, fig. 2 (1867).
Tmn~.
Ent. Soc.
~ er.
3. vol. iv, p. 353,
Delias singhc~pura sing lt c~purc~ Fruhstorfer , in Seitz, Macrolep.
ix, p. 124 (1919).
2 0 0 , 2 'l1 'l1: Kaw Chang , Ranawng [Renong ], P. Siam, 11.1.
29 (Dr. A. F. G. [( e1·r )·
Dist?··ibution : Burma; P. Siam ; Malay Peninsula.
D. s. singhc~pura is extremely rare ; the race singhapura
inclistin cta Fruhst., from Borneo, is commoner.
[63c]
Delias aglaia tonkiniana Fruhst.
Del·i ~Ls a,glcLi~L
tonlcinicL?UL Fruhstorfer, in Seitz, L\Iacrolep. ix, p. 133
(1 910).
1 0 : Sriracha, S. E. Siam, October 1930.
Di stribution : Tonkin ; Siam.
*
(1930) .
Joum. Siam. Soc.,
N,~t,
H ist. Suppl., Vol. vii, No. 4, pp. 203-397
Journal Siwn Societ y, Ncduml History Suppl.
322
D.
c~.
Vol. VIII.
D. c~. thyrc~ Fruhst. has been found in N. and S. E. Siam and
pLtrthenope Wall. in P. Siam.
695. Aporia agathon agathon (Gray).
P·ie1·is ugcbthon Gmy, Zool. Mise., p. 33 (1 832) .
.Apo1·iu cbgcbthon cbgathon Fruhstoder, in Seitz,
(1910) ; Ev,tns, Iclent. Incl. Butt. p. 68 (1932).
~fa.crolep.
ix, p. 139
1 0 : Ohiet, K emarat, N. E. Sia m. 2 L. 5. 32. ( D1·. A. F. G. K m·r ).
Distr ibut ion : Nepal to the Shan States ; N. Siam.
According to Evans, other good subspecies are c~. phryxe Boiscl.
\Kashmir-.Mussoorie) and c~. caphtLsa :Moore (l\iussoorie-Kumaon).
DANAIDAE.
696.
Euploea aegyptus Butl.
E~bploecb
cbegyptus Bntle1·, Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond . p. 277 (1866) ;
Fruhsto rfer, in Seitz, .iYiacrolep ix, p. 248 (1910).
1 0 : Kantuli, P. Siam. 12. 10. 31.
Riley* informs me that there is nothing exactly like this
specimen in the British .Museum and that it suggests a new ·sub-
speCJes. H e says, however, that h e would hesitate to describe it
without other examples from the same district for compari~on.
D·istribut·ion: 'l'he species occurs in l::lingapore, Borneo, Java,
Sumatra, and N ias.
SATYRIDAE.
SATYRINAE.
697.
Erebia annada orixa (Moore).
Ccbllm·ebicb o1·ixa Moore, Proc. Zool. Soe. Loncl., p. 555 (1 872).
Calle1·ebia unnada o1·ixcb Frnhstol'fe1·, in Seitz, Macrolep. ix. p. 301
(1 911 ).
1 0 : Pu Wieng, Kawnken, N. E. Siam, 17. 3. 32. (Dr. A. F. G.
K err).
Distribtd ion : Assam to N. Bmma ; N. Siam.
Other subspecies are found in Sikkim, N epal, Manipur, and
the Chin Hills.
698. N eorina hilda W estw.
.1V. eo1"ina hildcb \Ve .. twoocl, in Dblday., Westw. & H ew., Gen . Di. Lep·
*
Riley, in litt., 29. 11. 31.
No. 4, 1932.
E. J".
GoDFREY:
Butte1jlies nf Siam.
323
p. 370, pi. 65, fig. 2 (1851 ) ; Fl'uhstol'fel' in Seitz, l\I acrolep. ix,
p. 326, fig. 94 cl (1911).
1 o: Doi Chang (25 0 0ft.), Chi engmai Province, N. Siam,
12. 4. 21.
This specimen should have been recorded in my previouR list.
Distrib1Ltion: Sik kim to Assam ; N. Siam.
699. Coelites epiminthia epiminthia \Vestw.
Coel·ites epim·inthia Westwoocl (Doub l. & He\1'. ), Gen. Di. L ep. p.
368, n. 2, note (1 851 ).
Coelites epinvinthicb epiminth·i(b Fl'l1hst01·fer, in Seitz,
~I acrol ep.
ix,
p. 329 (1911 ).
o:
1 o:
Doi Sutep (4500 ft), Chiengmai Province, N. Siam, Feb.
1931;
Puket, P. Siam, 8. 3. 29.
Distribtdion : Siam; Perak ; Borneo ; Sumatra.
Other ::mbspecies are found in Burma and t he Celebes.
1
[182a]
Ragadia crisilda cr itolina Evans.
Ragad·icb c1·is·ildcb Fl'llhstorfel', -i n Seitz, l\LLcro lep . ix, p. 360 (1 911 ).
Rcbgcbd·icb C1"isilclcb c·ritolincb Evttns, Ident. Incl. B utt. p . 124 (1 932).
1 ,;: Kapong, 'l'akuapa, P Siam, 17. 2. 29. (Dr. A . P. G. Kerr).
D istt"ibutivn: Dawnas to S. Burma; P. Siam.
Replaced in N. Siam by R. c. cr·itolwus de Nicev.
ELY MNIIN AE.
[190e]
Elymnias hypermnestra violetta ~ -f obfuscata Ril.
JiJlyrnn·icbS hype1·mnestnb violettcb 5;1 -f obfusccbtcb Riley, J oum. Siam
Soc. , Na.t. Hist. Suppl., Vol. viii, No . 4, p. 249 (1932).
1 ~ : Sriracha, S. E. Siam, l\'Iay 1931 ( J. J. JvfcBeth ) .
NYMPHA LID AE.
[226a]
P enthema binghami godfr eyi Ril.
Penth.enub binghcbm·i Wood-Mason, Joum . As. Soc. Beng. p. 87 (1 88 1).
Penthema b·inghcbm·i godfr·ey·i Riley, Joum . Si;Lrn Soc., Nat. H ist.
Suppl. , Vol. viii, No. 4, p. 250, pl. 22, figs. 9, 10 (1932).
4 0 0 : Upper Me Lem, Me Song forest, Prae, N. Siam, April
HH8.
Distri bution: N. Siam.
Replaced in P. Siam by P. b. mimetica Lathy.
324
Joumud S iam Society, N atum l H isto1·y Suppl.
Vol. VIII.
700. Neptis nashona aagaardi Ril.
l'leptis
nashonc~
Nept·is
nc~sh'onc~ c~c~gcg~Hl·i
Swinboe, A. i\1. N . H . (6), xvii , p. 357 (1896).
Riley, J oum. Siam ~ o c . , Nat. Hist. Suppl'
Vol. viii, No. 4, p. 249, pi. 22, fig . 6 (1 932) .
.Nept·is cw ·ticc~ nashonc~ Fruhstorfer, in Seitz, M:n.crolep. ix, p. 613
(19 12).
1 0 : Doi Sutep (45 00 ft.), Chiengmai Province, N. Siam , F eb.
1931 (0. J. A agcuml).
Distribution: N. Sia m.
Fruhstorfer (l. e. ) treat s nc~shonc~ as a subspecies of carticc~
Moore, but Riley r egards it as a good species with two subspecies
-nashonc~ in Assam and c~c~gc~c~rcli in Siam.
701. Neptis manasa Moo r e
Neptis manasa Moore, C,Lt . Lep. M us. E. I. C. i, p. 165, pl. 4 a,
fig ., 2 (1857); Fl'uhstol'fe1·, in Seitz, Mn,cl'olep. ix, p. 61 0 (19 12).
1 cJ: Doi Sut ep (4500 ft.), Chi engmai Province, N. Siam,
F eb. 1931.
· D·ist?· ibution . Sikk im ; S. Shan States; N. Siam.
[28la] Neptis vikasi omeroda Moore. .
Ne ptis
vikc~si onte7'0dc~
Fr uhstorfer, in S.eitz, Mn.c1·olep. ix, p. 612
(1 912).
1 c3 : Kao Pawta Luang Keo, Ranawng [Renong ], P. Siam,
3. 2. 29 (D1·. A. F. G. K err).
Distribut ion : P. Siam ; Penang ; Sumatra.
Replaced in N., C., and E. Siam by N . v. scdcalc~ Fruhst.
702. Neptis anjana hyria Fruhst.
N eptis
cmjcmc~
Moor e, Tran s. Ent. Soc. Lond . p. 309 (1881 ).
N ept·is anjc~na h·1ria Fl'llhstol'fer, in Seitz, Mact·olep. ix, p. 62 0 (1 9 12).
1 c3: Kao Pawta Cheng Dong, Ranawng [Renong], P. Siam,
4. 2. 29 (Dr. A . F. et. K err).
Dil:!tribtdion : P. Siam ; P erak ; ( ? ) Sumatra.
Other _subspecies are fo und in Borneo, J ava, and Nias
703. Pantoporia asura (Moore).
.Athynw
c~s~tm
Moore, Ca,t. L ep. Uus. E. I. C. i, p . 171 (1857);
Fl'uhstorfer ( Pcmtop01·ia), in Seitz, Macrolep. ix, p. 626 (1 912).
E. J.
No. 4, 1932.
GoDFREY :
Butterflies of Sicm&.
325
1 0 : Doi Sutep (45 00 ft.), Uhiengmai Province, N. Siam ,
F eb. 1931.
Distribution : Kulu to Tavoy; N. Siam.
704.
Pantoporia idita (Moor e)
Athyma iditr.6 Moore, Proc. Zool. Soc. Loncl . p. 16, pl. 51, £g. 3,
o
(1 358).
Pantopo?·ia asw·a iditr.6 Frnbstorfer, in Seitz, Macrolep. ix, p. 627
(1 912) ; Evans, I dent. I ncl. Butt. p. 164 (1932).
1
~:
Doi Sutep (4500 ft.), Chiengmai Province, N. Siam
Feb. 1931.
Di st?·ibuti on: S. Burma to Mergui ; Siam.
Both F ruhstorfer and Evans treat idi tcL as a Rubspecies of
cLBn?'a, but Riley* r egards it aR a good specieR. H e writ es:- " The
obvious difference between asu1·a and i cli ta iR in t he discal row of
white spots on t he upperside hindwing. They are black-centred in
aSU?'CLand clear in icli ta ...... . . . . . . Ser ies of t he two placed side by
side ar e very different."
705.
Liminitis dudu West w.
Liminitis cl~tclu W estwood, m Dblday., \IVestw. & H ew., Gen. Di .
Lep. ii, p. 276 (1 850) ; Frubstorfer, in Seitz, Macrolep. ix, p. 638
(1 912).
1 o: Doi Sutep (45 00 ft. ), Chieng mai Province, N. Siam,
F eb. 1931.
Di stribntion: Sikki m to Burma ; Siam ; Sumatra ; Formosa.
706. Eriboea hebe chersonesus Fruh st.
C ha?·axes hebe Butler, Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond . p. 634, n. 46, t . 37,
£g. 3 (1 865).
E riboer.6 hebe chersonesus Fruhstorfer, in Seitz Macrolep. ix, p. 721
(1 914).
1 o:
Kao Kala kiri, Pattani, P. Siam , 29. 3. 28 (Dr. A . F. G.
Kerr). .
Dist?·ibuti on: P. Siam ; Victoria
* Riley, in
litt . , 17. 12. 32 .
Poi~t ;
Malacca ; P enang.
326
Jou1·nc~l
Siam Society,
Nat~~'ral
H i sto1'!f Suppl.
Vol. VIII.
707. Eriboea schreiberi assamensis Roths. & Jord.
Nyrnph,tlis sch1·eibe1'i Goda.rt, Encycl. Nietb. ix, Suppl. p. 825 (1823) .
E1·iboect sch1·eibm·i ctssamtensis Fruhstol'fer, in Seitz, :M:acrolep. ix,
p. 725 (1 914) .
1 0 : Tung Luang, Petchaburi, W. Siam, 8. 11. 31. (Dr. A. F. G.
K e?'1').
Disb•ibution: The species ranges from India to the Philippines, south the Malay Peninsula, Sumatra, Borneo, and Java.
E. s. assn1nen.<Ji s is represented in the British Museum
only by the male recorded above, and one male from the Malay
Peninsula.
ERYCINIDAE.
708. Dodona dipoea dipoea Hew.
Doclonct clipoea Hewitson, Ex. Butt. iii, pl.l, fig. 3 (1866).
Doclona clipoect clipoe't Fruhstorfer, in Seitz, l\facrolep. ix, p. 175,
pl. 139 d (1 914).
1 0 , 1 ~: Doi Angka (4500 ft.) , Chiengmai Province, N. Siam ,
Feb. 1932.
Di st?·ilmti on : Sikkim to Assam ; N. Siam.
Other subspecies are found in Mussoorie and N. Burma.
L YCAENIDAE.
709. Logania obscura (Rob.).
Allotin1-ts obsmmt Rober, Iris, p. 532 (1885 ) ; Fruhstorfer (Logania),
in Seitz, Mrterolep, ix, p . 807 (191 5).
1 0 : Tambon Kao Panom (c. 400ft.), Krabi, P. Siam, 20. 3. 30
(Dr. A. F. G. Ker1·).
Dist1•ibution: Tombugu, E. Celebes
'fhis is an extremely rare species.
(Fr~~hstmje1·).
710. Hypochrysops kerri Ril.
JI.ypoclwysops lcm·?'i Riley, Journ. Siam Soc., Nat. Hist. Suppl., Vol.
viii, No. 4, p. 252 , pi. 22, figs. 3, 4 (1932).
1 0 : Tambon Kao Panom (c. 400ft.), Krabi, P. Siam, 20. 3. 30
(Dr. A. F. G. K M'?' ).
Distrib~dion
: P. Siam.
No. 4, 1932.
E. J.
GoDFREY : B~dterjlies
of Sia?n.
327
Ril ey (Z.c.) remarkA that the genus Hy pochrysops is essentially Australian and Papuan and that, apart from l1:e?·ri, only one
species, coelisparus, which occurs in Nias has been found west of the
.Moluccas.
711. Talicada macbethi Ril.
Tctlicadct rncwbethi Riley, Journ. Siam Soc., Nat. Hist. Snppl., Vol.
viii, No. 4, p. 251, pl. 22, Jigs. 7, 8 (1932).
1 !;1: Lat Bua Khao, on the Korat line E. Siam 7. 2. 29 (J. J.
111cBeth).
Distrib,ntion : Siam.
712. Everes potanini (Alph.).
Lvcaenn potctnini Alphera,ky, Rom. Mem. v, p. 104, pi. 5, fi g. 4
(1889); Seitz (Eve1·es), Macrolep. ix, p. H24 (19 24).
1 o: Kanburi, C. Sium, 13. 9. 31.
Dist1·ib1dion : N. Burma to the Dawnas ; Siam ; W. China.
713.
Jamides philatus subdita (Moore).
Lctrnpides subditct Moore, Journ. Linn. Soc. Zool. xxi, p. 41 (1 886) .
.Tctrnides philatus s~tbclita Seitz, Macrolep. ix, p. 910 ( 1924).
1 o: La-un, Ranawng [Renong], P. Siam, 1.1.29 (Dr. A. F. G.
K err).
Dist?·ibution: S. Burma; P. Siam.
The species ranges from Burma west to t he Philippines, south
to New Guinea.
714. Heliophorus androcles rubida Ril.
Ilenlct ctnd?·ocles Doubleday and Hewitson, Gen . Di. Lep. p 487
(1 85 1) ; Seitz, l\hcrolep. ix, p. 933 (19 27) .
cmd'rocles ?"'!tbidct Rile?, J oum. Bomb. Nat. Hi.:t. Soc.
xxxiii, p. 396 (19 29 ).
Helioplwr~ts
1 0 : Doi Sutep (55 00 ft.), Chiengmai Province, N. Siam, Feb.
1928 (P?·of. D. T. A. Coclce?"ell)
Distrib~dion : Upper Burma ; C. Yunnan ; N. Siam.
In addition to c~. rubida Riley r ecognises four other races of
and?·ocles-c~. cor?·~~scans Moore (Mussoorie), c~. ?noorei Hew. (Sikkim), et. tytleri Ril. (Naga Hills), and c~. and?·ocles (Sylhet).
715. Amblypodia horsfieldi eurystheues Fn1hst.
328
Journal Simn Society, Nat'LLrcLl H istory S1.Lppl.
Vol. VIII.
Arnblypodict ho7·sfielcli Pnwt, Jahrb. Na~~n.n. V er. 43, p. 99
Arnblypoclict hoTSjielcli en7·ysthenes Seitz, 1\Ltcrolep. ix, p. 959 (1926).
1 o : Kapong, Takuapa, P. Siam, 17. 2. 29 ( D1·. A . F. G, J(er1·).
Dist1·ibution : Dawnas to S. Burma; P. Siam.
Other subspecies are found in Malacca, Sumatra Borneo, and
Java.
[487a]
Amblypodia perimuta regia Evans.
Arnblypoclia pm·irmttct Moore, Oat. Lep. M:us. E. I. C. p. 42 (1857);
Seitz, Macrolep. ix, p. 965 (1926).
Arnblypoclin pm·irnutn 7·egict Evans, Journ. Bomb. N. H. S. xxx, p. 635
(1925).
1 o: Kampuan, Ranawng [Renong], P. Siam, 5. 2. 29 (Dr. A .
F. G. Ke1·r).
Distribution: S. Burma, Mergui, P. Siam.
Replaced in N. Siam by A. p. perimntcL Moore.
716.
Amblypodia anniella H ew.
Arnblypoclict cmniella Hewitson, Oat. Lye. Br. Mus., p . 10 (1862);
Seitz, 1\1;t.erolep. ix, p. 961, fig. 150 d (1926) .
1 o: Kao Pawtu, Luang Keo (c. 1300m.), Ranawng [Renong],
P. Siam, 2. 2. 29 (D1·. A. F. G. Km·r).
Distribntion : Shan StateR to S. Burma ; P. Siam ; Philippine
Islands, Moluccas, Borneo; Ju,va.
717 Amblypodia adriana de Nicev.
Amblypodin ctclrirma, de Niceville, J ourn. As. Soc. Bengal, 52 (2),
p. 79; Seitz, Macrol ep. ix, p. 961, fig. 150B, b (1926); Evans, Ident.
Ind. Butt., p. 27 1 (l932).
1 o: 'rung Luang, Petchaburi, C. Siam, 8. 11. 31 (Dr. A. F. G.
K er1•).
Dist?·ibution: Sikkim to the Shan States ( E1Jans).
Riley* informs me that, apart from the specimen recorded
above, the British Museum has no examples of aclriana from any where south of Assam.
718. Pratapa deva (Moore).
r:r.trnena, clevn Moore, Oat. Lep. M:us. E. I. C. p. 46 (1857); Seitz,
*
Riley, in litt., 31. 12. 31.
No. 4, 1932.
E. J.
GoDFREY :
B'tLtterflies of Siam.
329
Macrolep. ix, p. 971 (1926).
1 o: Naung Bua Deng, Chaiyapum, E. Siam, 2. 3. 31 (Dr. A .
F. G. Kerr)
Distrib1.Ltion: N. India to Siam, Borneo and Java.
719. Sithon nedymond nedymond (Cram.).
Pc~pilio nedymond Crrtmer, Pap. Exot. iv, t. 299, E, F (1782).
Sitlwn nedyrnond nedyrnond Seitz, Macrolep. ix, p. 978 (1926) .
1 o ,1 ~: Klawng Kampuam, Ranawng [Renong], P. Siam,
4. 2. 29 (Dr. A. F. G. Ker1·).
Dist?·ibution: P. Siam; Java.
Other subspecies are found in Malacca and Sumatra.
720. Tajuria mantra mantra (Felcl.).
Pseudolycaenc~ Fe1der, Wien. Ent. Mon. iv, p. 396, n. 9 (1860);
Seitz (Taju1·icL), Macrolep. ix, p. 97 4 (1926) .
1 ~: Kaw Libong, Trang, P. Siam, 26. 4. 31 (Dr. A. F. G. Kerr).
Dist?·ibutio·n: S. Burma, P. Siam; Malay Peninsula; Malacca;
Sumatra.
Other subspecies are found in Borneo, Jaya and t.he Celebes.
721.
Tajuria isaeus isaeus (Hew.).
Jlf,y1·inn isaeu.s Hewitson, Ill. Di. Lep. p. 44 (1865).
Tc~ju?·in
isaeus
isc~eus
Seitz, Macrolep. ix, p.
~75,
fi g. 156 c (1926) .
l ~: N ang Yawn, Takuapa, P. Siam, 8. 2. 29 (D?·. A . F. G. Kerr).
Ihst?·ibution : S. Burma; P. Siam; Borneo.
Other subspecies u,re found in .Java and Nias.
[514]
Neocheritra amrita paulina Ril.
ilf.1J1'in(L CL?m·itn Felder, Wien. Ent. l\'Ionat. iv, p. 39fi (1860) ; Seitz.
(1'leoche1·it?'CL), Macrolep. ix, p. 991, fig. 259 fL (1926).
1Veoclw1'itvn cLnuoitcL ])(L~tlincL Riley, Journ. Siam Soc., Nat. Hist.
Suppl., Vol. viii, No. 4, p. 252, pi. 22, fig. 5 (1932)
~: Kaw :eayu,m, Ranu,wng [Renong], P. Siu,m , 14. 1. 29.
Distribution: P. .Siam.
Typical amritcL occurs in Malacca and Sumatm, and a subspecies, theorlnra Druce, is found in Borneo.
1
[519a] Cheritra freja regia Evans.
C'he1·itm j1·ejcL Seitz, Macrolep. ix, p. 993 (1926) .
330
Journal Siam Society, Ncdt&ral History St&ppl.
Vol. VIII.
Chm·it?·a j?·e,i(G ?·egia, Eva.ns, Joum. Bomb. N. H. S. xxx, p. 766
(1925) .
1 ~: Kapor, Ranawng [Renong] , P. Siam , 17. 1. 29.
Distr•ibution : Mergui, P. Siam.
Replaced elsewhere in Siam by C.
f.
freja, Fabr.
722. Artipe eryx (Linn.).
DeudO?·i'C eryx Seitz, Macl'Olep. ix , p. 1001, fig. 146 f (as (Gnn(t)
(1926), Evans (A1·tipe), Iclent. Incl. Butt., p. 294 (1932).
1 ~ : Kao Libong, Trang, P. Siam, 29. 4. 30.
Distribution: From the Himalayas east over Hong Kong
and S. China to Formosa, south to Assam and Siam.
723. Virachola isocrates (Fabr.).
Hespe?-i(G isoC?'(Gtes F abricius, Ent. Syst. iii, 1, p. 266 (1793); Seitz
(DeudO?·ix~, Macrolep. ix, p. 1001 , fi g. 161 b (1926).
3 o o: Tung Luang, Petchaburi, C. Siam, 8. 11. 31.
D·istribution : Hitherto knovm only from the region extending from N, W. India to Ceylon and across t o Orissa.
The pupae of the specimens r ecorded above were found by
Dr. A. Kerr in the fruit of Di.ospy1·os sp.
Riley (in litt. , 21. 1. 3~) . r emarking on the unexpected occurr ence of isocrcdes in Siam, assumed that it could only have been
imported somehow with plants. Dr. Ken , hmve\·er, Rays that he found
Diospyros sp. growing wild near Tung Luang and other remote
villagP-s in the Petchaburi district and that neither it, nor other
plants found thereabouts, eould possibly have been imported.
HESPERIIDAE.
724. Tagiades lavata Butt. ( = albovittcdrt Moore).
Tagiades lavnt(G Butler, T1·ans. Linn. Soc. Lond. Zool. , p. 557, pi. 69,
fig . 8 (1877) ; Seitz, lVIacrolep. ix, p. 1042, (j g. 165 cl (192 7).
l'a.giades nlbovittatn M.oore, P1·oc. Zoo!. Soc. Lond ., p. 534 (1883).
1 o: Kraburi, Ranawng [Renong], P . .Siam, 23. 12. 28. (Dr. A.
F. G. K m-r).
Di stributi on: S. Burma to th e Malay Peninsula ; Borneo ;
Sumatra; Natuna I sles.
The British Museum posResses only the male recorded abovP-
No. 4, 1932.
E. J.
GoDFREY:
Butterflies of Siam.
331
and fiv e other examples of this specieR.
725. Gangara sybirita (Hew.).
Hid,~1·i sybi1·itc~
Hewitson, Ann. fl.nd lHag. Nat. Hist. ser. 4, vol .
xviii, p. 451 (1876) ; Seitz, Mac1·olep. ix, p. 1071, fi g. 170 b (1927).
1 ~: Kaw Libong, Trang, P. Siam, 2G. 4. 30. ( D1•. A. F. G. K er?').
Distrib~dwn :
P. Siam ; Malacca; ( ? ) Born eo.
This is a Yery rare species; the British Museum possesses only
the female recorded above and two males.
726.
Sepa bononia (Hew.).
Hespm·i'~ bononi'~
(Scn bu.1·c~)
Hewitson, Descr. Hesp. p. 29. n. 16 (1868); Seitz
Mil.crolep. ix, p. 1069, fig. 169 h (19 27).
1 ~: Lam Rieng, Ranawng [Renong], 27. 12. 28. (Dr. A. F. G.
J(er?·).
D·istribntion : P. Siam ; Malacca; Singapore.
727.
Baoris assamensis (W. M. & de Nic.).
Pm-nr.wn nssamJ.ens·is vVood
Mn.SO!l
:'tnd de Niceville, J ourn. As. Soc.
Beng., p. 65 (1 882 ); Seitz, M>LCrolep. ix, p. 1083 (19 27) ; Evan s
(l3£wris), Ident. Ind. Butt. p. 416 (193 2).
l r:S: Doi Angka (4500 ft.), Chiengmai Province, N. Siam,
Distri. bt~tion: Central Provinces; Mussoorie to Burma ; Siam;
Malay Peninsula.
Seitz treats ctssnmensis as a subspecies of P . gtttlc~tt~s Brem.
Evans regards it as a separat e species.