Grateful for IDs

[Benee]

Hi,

was at Kubah National Park, Kuching, Sarawak for a few days, July 2018.

Managed to shoot a number of butterflies.

However need help with IDs.

Thanks

Ben Ee Tiang Hwee

1.© 2018 Ben Ee Tiang Hwee by Ben Ee, on Flickr

2.© 2018 Ben Ee Tiang Hwee by Ben Ee, on Flickr

3.© 2018 Ben Ee Tiang Hwee by Ben Ee, on Flickr

4.© 2018 Ben Ee Tiang Hwee by Ben Ee, on Flickr

5.© 2018 Ben Ee Tiang Hwee by Ben Ee, on Flickr

Thanks

Ben Ee

[Psyche]

Very difficult to ID skippers from Borneo.
Regional difference makes it different in look, & there are also endemic species.

1 & 5 are the same species.
The continuous forewing band suggest Potanthus confucius.

2 & 3 are the same species Taractrocera ardonia.

4. is an Isma species.


TL Seow: Cheers.

[Benee]

Hi Dr Seow,

Thanks for IDs,

Ben Ee

[Benee]

Hi,

more from Kubah, for verification of IDs

Thanks

Ben Ee

1.Tanaecia aruna?

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2.Nacaduba calauria, Dark Malayan Sixline Blue?

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3.Pantoporia hordonia, Common Lascar?

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4.Pareronia valeria, Malayan Wanderer female?

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5.Prosotas lutea sivoka, Banded Line Blue?

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6.Lampides boeticus, Pea Blue?

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Thanks

Ben Ee

[Psyche]

Post 5.

3.Probably correct as P. hordonia.
P. sandaka is similar on the underside.


4. Female Cepora iudith.
Compare the male from Borneo.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5274/...1e09b66f_b.jpg


5. Nacaduba angusta.

6. Should be Prosotas pia.
The forewing Postdiscal band is serially broken.
FW submarginal spots obsolete.


TL Seow: Cheers.

[Benee]

Hi Dr Seow,

Thanks for the IDs, as usual would be lost searching for their IDs.

Ben Ee