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    Post 30.

    71 a & b. Likely P. confucius male. FW(pic 2) without an orange patch at the base of space 2.

    It has been stated P. pava male in Taiwan has the base of space 2 (FW) with a patch of orange (much as in T besta male).
    Malayan P. pava also have this (see C&P4) so that this should be the case in SE Asia.

    P. pava FW space 2 base with an orange patch; also seen on the underside.
    Underside bands marked with black dashes, poor in dsf.
    HW spot 6 relatively large (ie as largec as spot 7)
    http://image.digitalarchives.tw/Imag...0/5d/b6/ed.jpg
    http://eoldata.taibif.tw/files/eolda...hus_pava_a.jpg
    http://taibif.tw/zh/namecode/345498

    P. confucius; FW without an orange patch at base of space 2.
    Degree of FW spots 4 & 5 overlap variable.
    HW spot 6 small but may be large in the female.
    Underside black more extensive ,& some as rounded spots.
    https://www.flickr.com/photos/scapeview/7341488792
    https://www.flickr.com/photos/scapeview/7156286273

    72. female Baoris farri.
    HW with a pale vague patch at cellend indicating Baoris.
    FW spots may be much reduced.


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    Thanks Dr Seow

    78. Looks like the Parnara guttata


    79 : Dichorragia nesimachus (The Constable)


    80: Papilio agestor


    81. Vanessa indica


    82. Hypolimnas bolina

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    Post 32.

    P. guttatta is right.

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    Love the Papilio shot and the colourful background in the Vanessa shot! It's unique and matches the butt...
    cheers
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    These are some common butterflies in Hong Kong

    83. Heliophorus epicles


    84. Lamproptera curius


    85. Papilio memnon


    86a : Papilio paris


    86b


    87a: Rohana parisatis


    87b


    88. Cyrestis thyodamas
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    89.Taraka hamada isona



    90. Graphium cloanthus clymenus




    91. Discophora sondaica tulliana




    92a and 92b: Lexias pardalis






    93. Thoressa monastyrskyi


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    Photobucket now does not allow 3rd party hosting unless I upgrade to a subscription-based account.
    Will try to put back the photos here.

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    Have not been posting photos for a while - due to many bad weekend weather or very low butterfly activities during my last few outings since late August.

    94. Pseudoborbo bevani - to be confirmed


    95. Another Pseudoborbo bevani ?? - shot on a different day at a different location


    96. Acraea issoria


    97. Eurema blanda hylama


    98. Ampittia dioscorides etura
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    Post 39 94, 95.
    Borbo cinnara.

    Pseudoborbo bevani. Some experts disagree with needing to erect a different genus.
    FW spots neater & smaller; spot 1b poor or obsolete; subapical spots more aligned.
    Antennae with a more prominent pale area behind the black clubs.
    HW is more rounded but impossible to judge in fieldshots.
    http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8335/8...1f535518_b.jpg
    http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-lVGsFneVlD...-%2B1A2182.jpg
    http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-7U-ZUKaVNz...B%E7%BF%85.jpg


    Borbo cinnara
    FW spots larger & irregular; spot 1b always prominent; subapical spots with spot 6 (lowest) typically well out of alignment.
    Antennal shafts appearing mostly dark ,without a pale area behind the clubs (except at a certain angle a bit of paleness is visible).
    HW more prominently lobed at the tornus but not noticeable at rest.
    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...harashtra..jpg
    http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-Sb5yBrUxKK...osan+Swift.jpg
    http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-KaVjdL_FAM...lt_Khew_01.jpg

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    Last edited by Psyche; 07-Oct-2017 at 11:59 AM. Reason: clarification

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