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Thread: Butterfly Recognition.

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    Default Butterfly Recognition.

    Guess what are the butterflies.

    These butterflies were dog-fighting over the tree top .They were just too fast and too far to tell what they are with naked eyes.

    Took this at ISO 1600. 1/8000 sec F/11 in attempting to ID them. Will post result tomolo.
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    Any hints on the speed? km/h?

    From the EXIF, it must be flying super fast...
    Bobby Mun

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    Fast, high-flying dog-fight, good sized species - I'll guess Troides helena.

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    What time of the day was the shot taken?

    My guess is Common Red Flash.
    Horace

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    My guess : Papilio iswara iswara

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    the one on the top left corner looks like a carpenter bee leh :P

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    my guess is Hypolimnas bolina.

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    Sunny, are these the species that you showed me yesterday?
    Khew SK
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    The top left bugger sure is a bee.
    Chee Ming, Sum

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    agree with Simon, that's carpenter bee

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