| Zygaenids (Burnets and Foresters) from Thailand | |||
| These are mostly day-flying moths and I find quite a few resting on leaves in the early morning, especially on the hills | |||
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| Laurion albifascia (Chalcosiinae) | Chalcosiinae, Trypanophora hyalina | Corma zelica (female) (Zygaenidae, Chalcosiinae), its larvae possibly feed on Melastomataceae | Chalcosiinae, Soritia pulchella complex (female) |
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| Procridinae, Clelea sp. | Chalcosiinae, Chalcophaedra zuleika (rare) | Cyclosia papilionaris (male, sexual dimorphic, and a butterfly mimic- sneaky) | Histia flabellicornis cometaris (Chalcosiinae) |
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| Procrodinae, Artona sp. | might be Corma znnotia (Chalcosiinae) (Doubleday, 1847) |
Cyclosia papilionaris (Chalcosiinae)(Female) |
could be Cyclosia imitans |
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| Eterusia aedea edocla (Chalcosiinae).male | Cyclosia panthona(Male), Chalcosiinae | Pidorus glaucopis | |
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| Corma maculata laranda (male). | a new species (or even a new genus) of Zygaenidae | Clelea species | Cyclosia panthona again |
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| Procrodinae, Artona sp. again | Procrodinae, Artona sp.enjoying a tasty meal of bird droppings | Gynautocera papilionaris | |
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| Soritia pulchella complex (Chalcosiinae). May be a new species. | Eterusia repleta (Zygaenidae, Chalcosiinae) | Eterusia sublutea (Zygaenidae, Chalcosiinae) | Amesia sanguiflua |
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| Eumorphiopais sp. | Eterusia aedia (Chalcosiinae) | ||
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| Pidorus gemina ? | |||