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Vindula erota has yellowish brown upperwings, the base and crest of the forewings and a third of the hind tips are darker. There is a transverse black line and a series of curved black spots at the postdiscal. The underside of the underside is pinkish on the basal half of both wings with a dark line across the median and a reddish stripe on the outside, on the hind wing there is an ocellus. Females have lower wings that are paler and browner than males.
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Wingspan from 80 – 110 mm.
Arboreal
Herbivore
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Vindula erota can be found in areas of deciduous forest that are moist and evergreen.
Continent : Asia
Country : Vindula erota can be found in South and Southeast Asia, such as in India, Burma, Thailand, Kedawi, Sundaland and Sulawesi.
Male Vindulae erota are frequently seen visiting standing water, whereas females tend to be in the forest canopy and are found less frequently than males.
Larvae of Vindula erota feed on the leaves of Adenia pierriei from the Passifloraceae family.
Diet : Herbivore (larva), Nectarivore
Vindula erota reproduces by laying eggs (oviparous).
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