forewing

There is a black and green band running across the forewing.

The specific name refers to the color of the forewing.

There is a dark mark near the centre of the forewing.

The female has two spots on each forewing, the male only one.

The forewing has a white area on the inner margin.

Adults are white with complex brown pattern on each forewing.

Both sexes have two to four white spots on the forewing.

The oval green flash on the forewing is also unique.

There are three black patches on the median area of the forewing.

The forewing is narrow and pointed compared to similar species.

It has a distinct dark spot on the creamy forewing.

The male has a dark patch on the upper side of the forewing.

Each forewing has a white spot near the middle.

The forewing has several dark markings and a central brown dot.

The forewing of the female has a broad black patch at the base.

At the tip of the forewing is a small orange patch.

The apex of the forewing is black with white spots and lines.

The forewing is long and narrow, with a pointed apex.

All members of this family have two submarginal cells in the forewing.

Their forewing is not as hooked, and much broader than in males.

It has a prominent white spot in the black terminal field of the forewing.

Only a forewing was found when the species was discovered.

The yellow area of the forewing is more straight distally.

Each forewing has a small, dark mark towards the middle, with a white dot in the cell.

Adults have grey wings, with dark lines across each forewing.