This area seems like a good spot for hilltopping lycaenids.
Also, could the common earl be a Euthalia sp.?
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This area seems like a good spot for hilltopping lycaenids.
Also, could the common earl be a Euthalia sp.?
Aaron Soh
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Purlisa may still be extant in Singapore, quietly hilltopping in Bukit Timah.
TL Seow
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Like.Originally Posted by psyche
purlisa may still be extant in singapore, quietly hilltopping in bukit timah.
Tl seow
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Another visit in the same location, because of the wonderful sunny morning, but not so lucky about butterflies. Just another sighting of the magnificent Purlisa, with another (bad) picture.
The Giant Imperial
The Common Brownie
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Today a different location, but nothing new or rare
The Common Five-Ring
The Club Silverline
The Common Bush Hopper
The Pygmy Grass Blue
The Bright Sunbeam
The Bright Sunbeam
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Yes, it is N. pavana.
TL Seow
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Thank you, Doctor Seow.
It's a +1 for KPG.
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Back in Phangan, here is not the best season for butterflies:
The Grand Imperial
The Malayan Bushbrown
The Common Tit
Curetis sp. upperside bulis?
The Common Imperial - ขาวหางริ้ว
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The Malayan Bushbrown again. Nice! I am still looking for it next door.
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