The common lineblue - Prosotas nora

The common lineblue - Prosotas nora | Ecency

Good evening all friends #Insects-Of-The-World.
When I was hunting small animals while in the forest, accidentally an ordinary blue butterfly approached my arm, this was a lucky moment for me, he was perched on my hand as if we were close. I also tried to take some photos before leaving.

Male upperside is purplish brown or purplish with a dark tint, some specimens brown with a very slight purplish sheen seen only in certain lights. Forewings and hindwings are nearly uniform, both with slender black anteciliary lines, the hindwing in addition with the costal and dorsal margins paler; in most specimens with a subterminal black spot in interspace 2, sometimes seen only by transparency from the underside; tail black tipped with white.
Underside is brown, hoary, brownish or pale dull brown.Forewing: a subbasal pair of transverse white strigae, a shorter pair along the discocellulars and a discal pair; these strigae all narrowly edged on the inner sides of each pair with fuscous which gives the appearance of transverse bands somewhat darker than the ground colour; the subbasal pair extend from vein 1 to vein 12, the discocellular pair from upper to lower apex of cell and the discal pair are very irregular and dislocated at each vein, the whole having the appearance of a dark sinuous band; terminal markings often very faint and ill defined or again fairly prominent and consisting of a double subterminal series of transversely linear, sometimes lunular, dark spots, with edgings paler than the ground colour; lastly, an anteciliary dark line.

_{Prosotas nora, the common lineblue,[2] is a species of lycaenid butterfly found in Asia to Australia. The species was first described by Rudolf Felder in 1860.}
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