Adding two more.... Common Mime and a Short Banded SailorShortBandedSailor.jpg
1.Papilio demoleus malayanus (Lime Butterfly)
2.Graphium agamemnon agamemnon (Tailed Jay)
3.Chilasa clytia clytia (Common Mime)
4.Danaus genutia genutia (Common Tiger)
5.Danaus chrysippus chrysippus (Plain Tiger)
6.Danaus melanippus hegesippus (Black Veined Tiger)
7.Ideopsis vulgaris macrina (Blue Glassy Tiger)
8.Parantica ageloides agleoides (Dark Glassy Tiger)
9.Euploea mulciber mulciber (Striped Blue Crow)
10.Euploea phaenareta castelnaui (King Crow)
11.Eurema hecabe contubernalis (Common Grass Yellow)
12.Catopsilia pyranthe pyranthe (Mottled Emigrant)
13.Catopsilia pomona pomona (Lemon Emigrant)
14.Appias libythea olferna (Striped Albatross)
15.Delias hyparete metarete (Painted Jezebel)
16. Hypolimnas anomala anomala (Malayan Eggfly)
17.Junonia hedonia ida (Chocolate Pansy)
18.Junonia almana javana (Peacock Pansy)
19.Junonia orithya wallacei (Blue Pansy)
20.Phaedyma columella singa (Short Banded Sailor)
21.Euthalia aconthea gurda (Baron)
22.Acraea violae (Tawny Coster)
23.Phalanta phalantha phalantha (Leopard)
24.Cupha erymanthis lotis (Rustic)
25.Cethosia cyane (Leopard Lacewing)
26.Doleschallia bisaltide bisaltide (Autumn Leaf)
27.Vagrans sinha macromalayana (Vagrant)
28.Zizina otis lampa (Lesser Grass Blue)
29.Zizula hylax pygmea (Pygmy Grass Blue)
30.Zizeeria maha serica (Pale Grass Blue)
31.Lampides boeticus (Pea Blue)
32.Euchrysops cnejus cnejus (Gram Blue)
33.Prosotas dubiosa lumpura (Tailless Line Blue)
34.Flos apidanus saturatus (Plain Plushblue)
35.Tajuria cippus maxentius (Peacock Royal)
36Anthene lycaenina miya (Pointed Ciliate Blue)
37.Anthene emolus goberus (Ciliate Blue)
38.Hypolycaena erylus teatus (Common Tit)
39.Rapala manea chozeba (Slate Flash)
40.Suastus gremius gremius (Palm Bob)
41.Polytremis lubricans lubricans (Contiguous Swift)
42.Polytremis assamensis (Great Swift)
43.Telicota colon stinga (Common Palm Dart)
44.Pelopidas mathias mathias (Small Branded Swift)
45.Cephrenes trichopepla (Yellow Palm Dart)
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Originally Posted by Blue Nawab
Not only a +1 for you, but I would add it as a +1 for the Singapore Checklist, with thanks to our newbie Billy Oh for spotting it first. It's a re-discovery cos it was on the early authors' checklist for Singapore. A butt of this pristine condition cannot have just migrated on its own steam. It probably hitchhiked on the Flacourtia plants that GB brought in from overseas. Let's hope that we see more of them, and that they are breeding on those Flacourtia trees. 
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