calling all papilio experts

downundermoths, this ID was with a first fast glance,as I said above,without any scientific searching -my mistake. Exactly after this,and by making a short better examination and comparison of specimens from recognised Papilionidae sites,I was the one who told that thinks is leytensis. And,as everyone can see from Adam's response, he thinks,too,that is leytensis.

I'd never say that this specimen is a male ;D !

btw,it would be better to tell also your opinion about this specimen,instead of this post of you,which is nothing.