http://freebsd.tspes.tpc.edu.tw/~afu/910_38.htm
UFO@05-28 seem similar to Catopyrops almora. But our UFO's lines are much narrower.
http://freebsd.tspes.tpc.edu.tw/~afu/910_38.htm
UFO@05-28 seem similar to Catopyrops almora. But our UFO's lines are much narrower.
skyflash (or Tan CP) (4095.2m @ 040528-0711) (4200m@050930-16xx)
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well done CP! I'd say it's very similar, even the color of the eyes. Hope this will give our master khew some clue
lucky shots. was tired after lunch, so wondering if we are looking at Nacaduba. then after a long list from the Australian website, found this Taiwanese website. And, it look pretty similar (but not 100%).Originally Posted by Sky Blue
Previously, I was comparing against Nacaduba biocellata from Australia. My gut feeling is that we might be looking at yet another invading species given the new plants introduced on the island. :P
skyflash (or Tan CP) (4095.2m @ 040528-0711) (4200m@050930-16xx)
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