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    10 Dec 2011
    Hot hot BBQed day!
    Guess!

    Common Tiger(male)

    Black Veined Tiger(male)

    Blue Glassy Tiger

    Common Grass Yellow

    Mottled Emigrant


    Continuing...
    Last edited by Blue Jay; 23-Jan-2012 at 11:52 AM.
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    10 Dec 2011
    Leopard Lacewing(Male)



    Pea Blue


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    Brian,
    Nice photos. I really like the lacewing shots. They are such beauties.

    The distribution of the pea blue amazes me. I saw those in Italy and then more recently in the Blue Mountains of Australia. They certainly are adaptable!

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    Quote Originally Posted by moloch View Post
    Brian,
    Nice photos. I really like the lacewing shots. They are such beauties.

    The distribution of the pea blue amazes me. I saw those in Italy and then more recently in the Blue Mountains of Australia. They certainly are adaptable!
    Thanks Uncle David for the encouraging words and info on the pea blue.
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    Brian, your shots are very delightful!

    They are always a joy to look at and I think you are very talented. I must say your camera does excellent dof! Well done!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Banded Yeoman View Post
    Brian, your shots are very delightful!

    They are always a joy to look at and I think you are very talented. I must say your camera does excellent dof! Well done!
    Thanks Jonathan! I think I will be using the Canon Powershot S95 most of the time from now onwards. However, this is not the best of this camera yet. And I would like to know what is the dof you were talking about?
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    DOF means "depth of field". Do a google search and you should find lots of information. Wiki has a good explanation. It's what makes a pile of leaves behind a butterfly turn into a creamy green backdrop in our shots.
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    14 Dec 2011
    Low butt activity at the usual Hougang area where I hunt during lunch today
    #1 Chocolate Pansy sorry for poor quality, still learning how to use that "new" camera

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    15 Dec 2011
    Here's the the checklist(recorded so far) at the location along Hougang St 61.
    1.Lime Butterfly
    2.Chocolate Pansy
    3.Common Palmfly
    4.Yellow Palm Dart
    5.Small Branded Swift
    6.Tailed Jay
    7.Leopard
    8.Plain Tiger
    9.Lemon or Mottled Emigrant or both
    10.Common Dartlet
    11.Cycad Blue
    12.Painted Jezebel
    13.Lesser Grass Blue

    Coming back with a slightly better shot from the same location in Hougang as well...
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    16 Dec 2011@Sengkang
    Next up, AN ARHOPALA +2, ANOTHER SPECIES TO ADD TO MY COLLECTION!

    It was only my third arhopala sighting, and I did not expect a good shot, but here it is!

    Proudly presenting: THE CENTAUR OAKBLUE!!!
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