61. Perionyx excavatus Perrier, 1872

Perionyx excavatus Perrier, 1872: 126 .

Perionyx gruenewaldi Michaelsen, 1891b: 33 .

Perionyx intermedius Beddard, 1892e: 689 .

Perionyx parvulus Stephenson, 1916: 321 .

Perionyx fulvus Stephenson, 1916: 322 .

Perionyx excavatus Perrier. Blakemore 2016: 295 .

T. Saigon, Vietnam. TM. MNHN. D. Bihar: Madanpur, West Champaran district (Halder et al. 2007). Uttar Pradesh: Agra (Singh & Prakash 2012), Badaun (Prakash 2017), Bareilly (Singh & Prakash 2012; Prakash 2017), Bokhira village, Basti (Halder et al. 2007), Gorakhpur (Halder et al. 2007), Kushinagar (Singh & Singh 2023), Meerut (Prakash 2017), Moradabad (Singh & Prakash 2012; Prakash 2017), Pilibhit (Soota 1966; Prakash 2017), Ramgarh Tal, Saharanpur (Prakash 2017), Shahjahanpur (Prakash 2017). West Bengal: Bankura (Halder 1998), Burdwan (Halder 1998; Goswami & Mondal 2015), Coochbehar (Halder 1998), Darjeeling (Halder 1998; Halder et al. 2007; Goswami & Mondal 2015), Dhobikhola stream Kurseong (Julka 1975), Dow Hill (Julka 1975), Ghoom (Stephenson 1916), Hoogly (Halder 1998), Howrah (Halder 1998; Goswami & Gupta 2015), Jalpaiguri (Halder 1998), Kalimpong (Julka 1975), Kurseong (Michaelsen 1909), Kolkata (Halder 1998; Soota 1966; Goswami & Mondal 2015), Malda (Halder 1998), Midnapur (Halder 1998), Murshidabad (Halder 1998), North 24 Parganas (Bandyopadhyay et al. 2008), Pashok (Gates 1960), Phallut (Michaelsen 1909), Purulia (Halder 1998), Siliguri (Julka 1975), South 24 parganas (Goswami & Mondal 2015), West Dinajpur (Halder 1998). E. Epigeic. G. Native peregrine.