Temnora fumosa
Diagnostic description:
Forewing outer margin entire, with small excavation below apex. Forewing upperside olive-brown with broad entire darker brown antemedial and postmedial bands; a pale triangular patch edged with white on the costa immediately distal to postmedial band. Hindwing almost uniformly dark brown.
Male genitalia: Harpe long, narrow, pointed, sickle-shaped, upcurved. Phallus with an oblique densely serrated ridge.
Female genitalia: Postvaginal plate linguiform. Antrum straight, wide and fairly long. Ductus bursae very long and minutely pitted. Corpus bursae pleated, angled. Signum a long narrow longitudinal plate, pointed at both ends, densely covered with minute teeth.