Specimens which may belong to wet-season broods differ as follows: Male upperside: ground colour darker. Underside: ground colour fuscous brown, much darker than in the typical form, the transverse white lines or bands further apart, the space enclosed between the discocellular pair and between the discal pair darker than the ground colour.
Male specimens from wet-season broods have a darker upperside compared to others. The underside shows dusky brown as the base color, significantly darker than in typical forms; the transverse white lines or bands are more widely spaced, with the area between the discocellular and discal pairs being darker than the overall ground color.