The Puddlers

[abielneo]

Papilionidae

2 Great Helens! Surprised they weren't on the list in the first place.



Not sure if you want to add non-local species in, here are some dragontails.



Nymphalidae

Is feeding on bird droppings considered puddling? If it is here's Eulaceura osteria kumana and Tawny Palmfly.



Lycaenidae

Fluffy Tit likes my sweat.

[atronox]

[QUOTE=abielneo;55623]

2 Great Helens! Surprised they weren't on the list in the first place.



They look more like red helens. Nice shot. Red helens r known to puddle. Mr Khew says that great helens haf not been observed to puddle in singapore. Does anyone know why da bottom helen has those white spots at the edge of the hindwings?

[atronox]

This fluffy tit is feeding on bird droppings!

[Sky Blue]

you have problem reading? thought abileneo mentioned that "Fluffy Tit likes my sweat."

I can see hairs on probably human arm.

[atronox]

M talking abt those things on his arm.

[m00nman26]

Sharing some other common puddlers not in the list

[Commander]

The "Rounded 6-Line Blue" is actually another Tailess Line Blue.

[m00nman26]

The "Rounded 6-Line Blue" is actually another Tailess Line Blue.

Aiya pai seh
thx for the correction ID

[Silverstreak]

Almost forgotten that we have a puddler list to update.....

Pathysa antiphates itamputi (Five Bar Swordtail)


Polyura hebe plautus (Plain Nawab)



Catopsilia pomona pomona (Lemon Emigrant, 迁粉蝶)



Papilio polytes romulus (Common Mormon, 玉带凤蝶)

[Snowywolf]

and i taught (and almost all of the other 'cher) that our dear butterflies feed on nectar

now i'm supposed to tell my kids that they feed on bird sh*t?

they'd get marked wrong for exams..