Also the following
A1 A pseudomuta
A2 A. eumolphus
A3 A. centaurus
A4 A. amphimuta probably-uncertain
A5 A. major
Also the following
A1 A pseudomuta
A2 A. eumolphus
A3 A. centaurus
A4 A. amphimuta probably-uncertain
A5 A. major
Seow, Thank you so much for assisting in IDing these brownie flyers.
You took juz a few hours to ID them . I would have taken days if not weeks, if not months and finally give up to come to a conclusion about their ID.
The location of the shots has been added.
No problem, Nelson, I am only disappointed that nothing new have turn up so far.
TL Seow
Seow, one more Arhopala spp for your ID pls. Shot taken in S'pore (upper side shot by Fed).
Ben Jin
Keys 1, 7, 8, 95 ,96 ,100, 120, 124, 126, 127/146
Here is one of the difficulties: key 127( medium size ,not prominent lobe ) or 146 ( large size, prominent lobe). Looking at the butt. the tornal lobe looked rather large, but choosing 146 leads to 147 (A. cleander) which is incorrect because A. cleander male have wider brown borders.
The logical choice is then 127, to 129, 133, 134, 135.
136( A. milleri) have the wing borders a thread, & spot 6 which overlaps the cellend bar.
It is good to have a size indication of the butterfly whether medium as in A. major or large as in A. centaurus.
This is a new record.
TL Seow
I give up, tried and still cannot fully understand all these keys. Shame on me. Could someone circle or draw arrow pointing the keys to the picture for dummy like me to pick up easily.