Lopinga deidamia

The male above somewhat similar to the menara male, the female with white spots proximally to as well as below the apical ocellus: both sexes recognizable by the underside, which is dark blackish brown and without the dentate hues found in the megera- maera -groups of forms.

— In Korea occurs the dark form erebina Btlr., which is characterized by the more pointed forewing and strongly enlarged apical ocellus.

— More singly, in some countries restricted to mountainous districts, the insect flying under trees and on road-sides, settling at puddles, the flight being weak and lazy.

In the south of its area in May and again from August onward , in certain districts of China and in Amurland in July:usually rare.

As in the case of maera a whole series of special forms might be separated in accordance with locality and season.

Lopinga deidamia interrupta