Spindasis syama terana

Club Silverline

Family: Lycaenidae
Subfamily: Lycaeninae
Genus Spindasis
Species: syama
Subspecies: terana
Common Name: Club Silverline
Life History: incomplete
Extant in countries: •Singapore

Description
The main characteristics separating the Club Silverline from the Long-Banded Silverline are the club-shaped basal streak on the underside of the forewing and the mainly black edging of the silver streaks as compared to the reddish brown of the Long-Banded Silverline. The species has two pairs of white-tipped tails and an orange tornal area on the hindwings..

Habitat & Habits
The Club Silverline is one of two species of the genus Spindasis to be found in Singapore. Of the two, the other being the Long-Banded Silverline (Spindasis lohita senama), the Club Silverline is much rarer. It is rarely encountered but when observed, it is usually on a bright sunny day as it flies rapidly amongst grassy undergrowth

Other Observations
The species has also been observed at Pulau Tekong.

Early Stages
To be detailed.

Further Reading
To be detailed.

Spindasis syama terana

Club Silverline

Family: Lycaenidae
Subfamily: Lycaeninae
Genus Spindasis
Species: syama
Subspecies: terana
Common Name: Club Silverline
Life History: incomplete
Extant in countries: •Singapore

Description
The main characteristics separating the Club Silverline from the Long-Banded Silverline are the club-shaped basal streak on the underside of the forewing and the mainly black edging of the silver streaks as compared to the reddish brown of the Long-Banded Silverline. The species has two pairs of white-tipped tails and an orange tornal area on the hindwings..

Habitat & Habits
The Club Silverline is one of two species of the genus Spindasis to be found in Singapore. Of the two, the other being the Long-Banded Silverline (Spindasis lohita senama), the Club Silverline is much rarer. It is rarely encountered but when observed, it is usually on a bright sunny day as it flies rapidly amongst grassy undergrowth

Other Observations
The species has also been observed at Pulau Tekong.

Early Stages
To be detailed.

Further Reading
To be detailed.

Early Stages Photos





Spindasis syama terana

Club Silverline

Family: Lycaenidae
Subfamily: Lycaeninae
Genus Spindasis
Species: syama
Subspecies: terana
Common Name: Club Silverline
Life History: incomplete
Extant in countries: •Singapore

Description
The main characteristics separating the Club Silverline from the Long-Banded Silverline are the club-shaped basal streak on the underside of the forewing and the mainly black edging of the silver streaks as compared to the reddish brown of the Long-Banded Silverline. The species has two pairs of white-tipped tails and an orange tornal area on the hindwings..

Habitat & Habits
The Club Silverline is one of two species of the genus Spindasis to be found in Singapore. Of the two, the other being the Long-Banded Silverline (Spindasis lohita senama), the Club Silverline is much rarer. It is rarely encountered but when observed, it is usually on a bright sunny day as it flies rapidly amongst grassy undergrowth

Other Observations
The species has also been observed at Pulau Tekong.

Early Stages
To be detailed.

Further Reading
To be detailed.

Early Stages Photos