Tanaecia pelea, the Malay viscount, is a species of butterfly of the family Nymphalidae.

Tanaecia pelea has a wingspan of about 65 - 70 mm. The basic colour of the upper wings is pale brown with pearly-bluish edges. It has dark brown marking on the basal area and a discal series of dark brown-edged hastate (spear-shaped) markings.

Description

It is found in Singapore, mainland Malaysia, Borneo, Nias and Pulau Tioman.

Distribution

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Tanaecia pelea is considered a tree pest because its larvae feed on the leaves of various tree species, causing defoliation and potentially impacting the health and growth of the trees.

tree pest

Tanaecia pelea can be considered garden pests because their larvae feed on the leaves of garden plants, potentially causing damage and defoliation, which can impact the overall health and aesthetics of the garden.

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Tanaecia pelea can be considered crop pests because their larvae have been known to feed on the leaves of certain crop plants, leading to defoliation and potential yield loss, which can negatively impact agricultural productivity.

crop pest

Tanaecia pelea is considered a pest because its larvae feed on the leaves of trees, gardens, and crops, causing defoliation and potential damage to the plants, which can negatively impact their health, growth, and productivity.

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