from private collection posted with the intent of illustrating a species not yet on iNat. Location and date are approximate based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. ID is based on original description and illustration (fig 1) in Nagai & Porion 2002. Photo is my own

from private collection posted with the intent of illustrating a species not yet on iNat. Location and date are approximate based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. ID based on Constant 2015. Photo is my own

From private collection posted for illustrative purposes. Location and date are approximate based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. Photos are my own. ID verified through key and illustrations provided in Constant 2010

From private collection posted for illustrative purposes. Location and date are approximate based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. Photos are my own. ID verified through key and illustrations provided in Constant 2010

From private collection posted for illustrative purposes. Location and date are approximate based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. Photos are my own. ID verified through key and illustrations provided in Constant 2010

From private collection posted for illustrative purposes. Location and date are approximate based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. Photos are my own. ID verified through key and illustrations provided in Constant 2010

specimen from private collection, posted for illustrative purposes. data and location are approximate based on verbatim data on specimen label. photos are my own. Specimen originally labeled as Pyrops synavei, but I cautiously reject this ID based on what is presented in Constant 2015. In particular, the head is reddish basally and darker apically (versus uniformly blueish brown in synavei), and the basal yellow spots on the tegmina do not form complete transverse bands as they do in synavei. While the given location agrees more with the known range of P. synavei than P. effusus, the key characters suggest P. effusus to me instead, but I am open to discussion on the ID.

Constant 2015: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tw27ZzmWOxeftXrYM2aHnShZowPfi7fM/view

from private collection. Location and date are approximate based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. photo is my own, ID is based on Constant 2010. One of the more easily-identified Polydictya due to the black hindwings, only P. illuminata is similar, although that species is paler and less contrasting in general.

from private collection posted with the intent of illustrating a species not yet on iNat. Date is plus or minus two weeks based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. ID is based on Nagai & Porion 1996. Photo is my own

from private collection. Location and date are approximate based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. Specimen originally labeled as "Polydictya uniformis", an ID which I reject based on Constant & Pham 2019. P. uniformis was previously considered to be very common in Thailand (see Nagai and Porion 1996, Bosuang et al 2017), but this was based off of misidentified specimens. The reddish basal area of the hindwing solidifies the ID as P. basalis. P. uniformis is no longer considered to occur anywhere in continental Asia

from private collection posted with the intent of illustrating a species not yet on iNat. Date is plus or minus two weeks based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. ID is based on Nagai & Porion 1996. Photo is my own

from private collection posted with the intent of illustrating a species not yet on iNat. Location and date are approximate based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. ID is based on original description and illustration (fig 1) in Nagai & Porion 2004. Photo is my own

from private collection posted with the intent of illustrating a species not yet on iNat. Location and date are approximate based on verbatim data supplied on specimen label. ID is based on original description and illustration (fig 1) in Nagai & Porion 2002. Photos are my own. three individuals (all with the same collection data) are shown