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| Gebe Island Indonesia ssp. gebensis | Ceylon ssp. teredon |
Abundant and widespread in lowland and medium altitude ares from India through most of SE Asia to Australia. Males are known for congregating in large numbers to drink at puddles, with other members of the genus Graphium. G milon represents the Molluccan race of sarpedon, and several forms often attributed to sarpedon are listed here with milon.
Subspecies include:
teredon - Sri Lanka
sarpedon - India Burma Thailand, Malaysia,
Hainan Is, Sumatra, Borneo, The Philippines, Java and Bali
semifasciatus - SE and West China
connectens - Taiwan
nipponum - Japan
rufofervidum - Nias Is
phyris - Mentawei Is
rufocellularis - Bawean
adonarensis - Sumbawa, Adonara, Flores
jugens - Sumba
timorensis - Timor, Wetar
messogis - New Guinea, Kai, Aru, Waigeo
imparilis - New Britain, New Hannover, Bismarck
isander - Bougainville, Guadalcanal, Choessul,
St Ysabel, Florida
impar - Rendova, New Georgia
choredon - Australia