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| N. Luzon, Philippines; 7/79 male |
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| N. Luzon, Philippines; 7/79 female |
Confined to the northern and eastern islands of the
Philippines, it inhabits forests generally but persists in cultivated lands
as well. Locally and seasonally abundant. This species along with
T
prattorum have a unique opalescence to the hind wings when viewed
obliquely.