Sataspes tagalica
This name applies to the form in which the disc of the forewing and almost the entire hindwing is green, the thorax is yellow above and black in the middle, and the abdomen has pale yellow dorsal patches. The female differs from the male in having only traces of the primrose-yellow area on the abdominal sternites and having the dorsal patches less extended. Known from both male and female.
Thorax upperside yellow, black mesially.Abdomen upperside with pale yellow dorsal patches. Abdomen underside posterior sternites pale primrose-yellow. Forewing upperside disc and almost the entire hindwing green. Forewing underside with yellow basal costal tuft. Hindwing underside with yellow basal costal tuft, some white scaling. Thorax upperside without yellow scaling. Uncus with the lobe spatulate, apex somewhat twisted, feebly truncate, inner angle slightly acuminate, a sharp tooth at upper edge of lobe. Clasper as in Sataspes infernalis, but tooth broader, lobe more rounded, plate smaller.