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Day 5, and the last organised trip. It was well worth it!
1) Elymnias panthera panthera (Tawny Palmfly)
2) Surendra vivarna amisena (Acacia Blue)
3&4) Tanaecia iapis puseda (Horsfield's Baron, male & female)
5&6) Semanga superba deliciosa (The Red-Edge) - I prefer Anthony's name for this, the Super Delicious!:)
Also photographed Logania marmorata damis (The Pale Mottle), but pics not good enough!
Les .
The open wing shot of the "Super Delicious" is :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: ...the best I have seen so far!
:cheers:
Thank you, Sunny. The fact is that I would not have considered that location as one one to investigate. I have learnt from that. It was all down to you.
I was very surprised and elated when I got the upperwing photos back home.
I must admit that I was very shocked to see what I had captured and I must admit that, with my limited photographic experience, I do not expect my photos to be up to the quality of other members, but this one turned out just great. (Pure luck)
Your Tawny Palmfly is better than my collections. I have not shot any of it that sharp. Poor me.. :cry:
Les, you got some good and nice shots in a rainy day.
The open winged "super delicious" shot is indeed beautiful as with the partial open winged one. :thumbsup: