Cechetra lineosa
A variable species in forewing upperside ground colour and pattern intensity, with some specimens approaching Cechetra scotti and others Cechetra subangustata. Distinguishable from the former by the less intense green band along the costa and from the latter by the orange (not green) tone of the undersides of the wings. Thorax with a pale longitudinal dorsal line. Abdomen upperside with spaces between the dorsal lines paler. Outer midtibial spur as in Cechetra minor. Forewing upperside with full complement of seven oblique postmedial lines; lines 3 and 4 the most conspicuous, the other five being narrower and subequal in intensity. There is considerable variation in the brightness of the spaces between the bands (and hence the prominence of the bands). Fresh specimens are decidedly green, fading to brown with age and wear. Forewing underside ground colour orange-beige. Hindwing upperside pale buff medial band of variable width, but never heavily suffused with green (as in Cechetra subangustata). Hindwing underside ground colour orange-beige.
Male genitalia: Gnathos somewhat more pointed than in Cechetra minor. Harpe simple, not dentate, somewhat spoon-shaped. Stridulatory scales of the valve large, almost symmetrical, not heavily folded. Phallus asymmetrical, the right process slender, with few teeth; the left broader, tongue-shaped, dentate at the edges.