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    Default Some shots for today

    Sharing some pictures from today

    Freshly eclosed plain nawab resting on the row of ferns opposite wallace education center.


    The Plain Nawab by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr


    The Plain Nawab by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

    a tawny palmfly.


    The Tawny Palmfly by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

    female malayan egg fly


    The Malayan Eggfly by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

    chocolate sailor. I saw 3 of these today


    The Chocolate Sailor by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

    bluebottle feeding on lantana


    The Common Bluebottle by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

    ultra snowflat


    The Ultra Snow Flat by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

    female cruiser. there were 4


    The Cruiser by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

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    Fanatsic shots. Keep it up, Lemon!
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    lastly, an autumn leaf


    The Autumn Leaf by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

    dropped by pasir ris park before i went home.

    shot this slightly worn club silverline


    The Club Silverline by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

    as well as this knight.


    The Knight by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

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    Good collection for a day's outing!
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    thanks brian and khew.

    forgot one more picture. Another plain nawab feeding on what i think is a rambutan seed? Strangely, it looks identical to the one i shot on the fern earlier in the day, except it has a slightly torn wing on both sides.

    could it be the exact same one? if so, it must've ran into a bird or something..


    The Plain Nawab by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

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    The first one looks like it's already got something wrong with the lower tail on the other side. I can only see one. Maybe the wing was already torn, and when it flew, the wear and tear took off that bit?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MinuteMaid View Post
    thanks brian and khew.

    forgot one more picture. Another plain nawab feeding on what i think is a rambutan seed? Strangely, it looks identical to the one i shot on the fern earlier in the day, except it has a slightly torn wing on both sides.

    could it be the exact same one? if so, it must've ran into a bird or something..
    It should be the same one. This individual have a black dot in the forewing cell not usually present in this species.

    TL Seow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Psyche View Post
    It should be the same one. This individual have a black dot in the forewing cell not usually present in this species.

    TL Seow
    good eye dr seow,

    but a quick search on google yielded many results with P. hebe having black spot on forewing cell.

    here's one which i shot in my home which eclosed, also showing the same spot.

    *coincidentally, also on the same species of fern. but this one's in my home

    The Plain Nawab by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr

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    Quote Originally Posted by MinuteMaid View Post
    good eye dr seow,

    but a quick search on google yielded many results with P. hebe having black spot on forewing cell.

    here's one which i shot in my home which eclosed, also showing the same spot.

    *coincidentally, also on the same species of fern. but this one's in my home

    The Plain Nawab by LemonTeaYK, on Flickr
    You are right, the black dot doesn't work.
    However, all the markings & their shapes matched correctly.
    There are 2 v-shaped scratches on vein 3 which runs & ends between the 2 tails. These also matched.

    This last one here( apart from differently shaped markings) also have 2 scratches on vein 3 but they are linear.

    TL Seow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Psyche View Post
    You are right, the black dot doesn't work.
    However, all the markings & their shapes matched correctly.
    There are 2 v-shaped scratches on vein 3 which runs & ends between the 2 tails. These also matched.

    This last one here( apart from differently shaped markings) also have 2 scratches on vein 3 but they are linear.

    TL Seow
    looks like they are the same one afterall! scratches that i didn't notice before suggests that it probably was not a freshly eclosed one.

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