Male Pelopidas methias have olive brown upper flanks, forewings have 2 small yellowish spots at the end of the cell and 3 before the apex. There are 3 oblique discal points with dark glandular lines, on the hind wings there are pale discal bits. The female individual has 5 discal spots on the forewings and 4 or 5 on the hindwings. The underside of the wings is paler.
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Wingspan from 30 – 32 mm.
Arboreal
Herbivore
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Pelopidas methias can be found in forests and parks.
Continent : Asia
Country : Pelopidas methias spread in South, Southeast and East Asia.
Pelopidas methias fly at fast speed, often seen sunbathing with open wings.
Pelopidas methias larvae feed on the leaves of its host plant, Axonopus compressus and other members of the Gramineae.
Diet : Herbivore (larva), Nectarivore
Junonia atlites reproduce by laying eggs (oviparous).
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