Butterflies of Singapore BLOG

[Commander]

19 April 2008 update.

Feature Article : Swallowtails of Singapore

Featuring the five Swallowtails of Singapore (and one yet to be nailed reliably) Special thanks to Sunny, Chung Pheng, Federick, James and Les for their photos in the feature article.

From the counter placed on our blog, the hit counter has just passed 5,100. Looks like the blog's attracting some readership in a small way.

[Commander]

4 May 2008 update.

Feature Article : Return of the No Brand Grass Yellow

ButterflyCircle re-discovers the No Brand Grass Yellow (Eurema brigitta senna) and re-instates it to the Singapore Butterfly Checklist. The article traces the re-discovery and the host plant that the caterpillar of the species feeds upon.

[Commander]

I've added a Cluster Map on the BLOG and this shows from where people are visiting the BLOG.

Interesting spread after two days, but I can see Keith's and Les' logon locations in the map. We have Indonesian and Chinese visitors in the past two days as well!

[Commander]

1 June 2008 update.

Feature Article : Plus Two Makes 284

ButterflyCircle re-discovers two more Lycaenidae species and pushes the number of species in the Singapore Checklist to 284 species!

[Commander]

15 June 2008 update.

Feature Article : A Northern Painted Jezebel visits Singapore!

A refreshing departure from our usual more serious articles on butterflies, BC Blog presents a documentary report on Les Day's week in Singapore and his butterfly-shooting exploits with ButterflyCircle members.

[Commander]

29 June 2008 update.

Feature Article : The Butterfly Proboscis

Featuring the "drinking straw" that butterflies use to suck their liquid food needed to survive and give them the energy to fly during their relatively short life span.

[henrykoh]

29 June 2008 update.

Feature Article : The Butterfly Proboscis

Featuring the "drinking straw" that butterflies use to suck their liquid food needed to survive and give them the energy to fly during their relatively short life span.

wow an interesting article on the neglected straw. enjoyed reading it.

Your link is to the les visit article instead of directly to the new article.

[Commander]

Oops. Didn't update the link. Thanks!

Henry, feel free to extract anecdotes from the Blog for your "5-minute" talk to your colleagues. That should make the talk even more interesting. I'd safely say that you'll end up having a 2 hour talk at the end.