Elibia dolichus
An unmistakable species, confusable only with Elibia linigera. Upperside of thorax and abdomen with a strong median longitudinal cream line. Abdomen underside white, with orange-brown or brown median spots on proximal sternites. Forewing upperside with five oblique postmedial lines, first and fifth strongly marked, the remainder weak; all but first sometimes accentuated by vein-dots; discal spot large, black with white centre. Hindwing upperside bluish-grey over basal half; distal half dark brown.
Male genitalia: Uncus slightly narrowed medially, apex truncate with rounded angles. Gnathos as long as uncus, strongly compressed, broad vertically, ventral line strongly curved dorsad in lateral view, the apex rounded in dorsal view. Valve with large tapering (not truncate) stridulatory scales. Harpe short, just a rather thin ridge, truncate distally and weakly angled dorsally. Phallus nearly symmetrical, both left and right lobes of apical process denticulate on edges and surface, denticulation of the left continued onto the body of the aedeagus.
Female genitalia: Sterigma similar to those of species of Ampelophaga and Daphnis but broader apically.