Key Identification Features
- Albardia furcata individuals can be identified by their short antennae, which are thick at the base, and their long, unangled wings.
- Their wings are not covered in scales, are partly transparent, and feature bright yellow regions in the first third, with dark brown colouring on the outer portion.
- This species is rather similar to Libelloides coccajus, but can be distinguished by the fact that the basal black area of its hindwings does not reach the anal angle.
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