Dibrugarh, May 2: A four-day Namdapha Butterfly meet, organized by Society for Education and Environmental Development (SEED), Roing in Arunachal Pradesh (AP) concluded at Miao, Arunachal Pradesh on Monday. The programme was collaborated by Namdapha Tiger Reserve and Dhapa Valley Tours and Travels and Miao Explorers and was sponsored by National Tiger Conservation Authority & State CAMPA, Government of Arunachal Pradesh. A total of 110 species were newly added to the earlier checklist of butterfly, making the number of the current species more than 465. During this meet, according to a press communiqué released here, 255 species were encountered with 48 participants from various parts of India. Some of the endemic species were Cantlie’s Fourring, Assam Threering, Peal’s Palmfly, Khaki Silverline while the rare ones being Zigzag Flat, Yellow Gorgon, Yellow Tinsel, Cinnamon Silverline, Kohinoor, Scarce White Commodore, Stanley Nawab, and Yellow Veined Lancer.