Parnara swift

Thank you so much Bayucca.

Welcome to Project Noah, Suman!

There are 4 species of Parnara in India and without genital dissection and/or DNA it is not possible to ID a Parnara from only a picture (at least not on a safe base). So I suggest to go with Parnara sp. as scientific name. Parnara sp. is definitely safe, based on the markings on the hindwing.
https://indiabiodiversity.org/biodiv/con...

Hi Michael,

Thank you for your warm welcome. Happy that you liked my spotting.

Stay safe.
Sumit

HI Sumit,

A warm welcome to the Project Noah community! Great to see your first few spottings.

Hi Zlatan,

Thank you for your welcome email. I will try to provide as much information as I can while posting my new spotting in this wonderful project..

Take care. Stay safe.
Sumit

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Thank you so much.

Several of the Swifts are looking similar too:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations...

Not 100 percent sure (not familiar with Indian Hesperiids), but maybe Borbo cinnara?