Eupanacra hollowayi (Taxonomy)
Distinguished by the upperside of thorax and abdomen having a broad, pale green median band that becomes tan on the distal abdominal segments, but with a narrower median stripe of the same green colour. Some other species, such as Eupanacra busiris busiris, have a green band on the thorax, but this is not continued onto the abdomen. Eupanacra psaltria has a broad band, continued onto the abdomen, but it is not green, and the forewing upperside is dissimilar. Forewing upperside with a prominent, white, subapical mark that is produced to the apex, similar to that of Eupanacra regularis regularis; median oblique, dark line becoming indistinct just before apex; basal area costad of this line heavily mottled with dark green. Hindwing upperside with three prominent, submarginal, orange patches between M2 and CuA2. Hindwing underside with distinct pale mark from near discal cell to outer margin.