Kiwaia caerulaea

Hudson described this species as follows:

The expansion of the wings is barely 1⁄2 inch. The fore-wings are pale blue with slaty-black markings; a broad oblique band at base; another oblique band before the middle, containing plical and first discal stigmata; a third considerably diffused band at 2⁄3, containing a large black discal spot; a longitudinal band along dorsum joining the above described transverse bands; the outer third of wing, which is pale blue, has a few scattered slaty-black scales, some forming indefinite dots along costa and termen. The hind-wings are very pale greyish-ochceous. All the cilia are greyish-ochreous. The palpi are dull white, with apex of terminal joint blackish. The head is pale greyish-blue, the thorax slaty-black and the abdomen greyish-brown, with apical tuft greyish-ochreous. The legs are greyish-ochreous barred with black.