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antonio once again,
fabulous pictures. your pictures are sort of environmental with great clarity and composition. they are like "book photos". i strive to shoot pictures like these one day. it's a breath of fresh air compared to the usual brightly lit green backgrounds and i really really like it.
A63 This looks to be Suada albolineata.
The subspecies of Suada swerga here, ie ssp suava ,has a very large white or buff(pale yellowish) area on the hindwing.
I have checked de Niceville's original description & he did not mention the veins being white.
However. nominate ssp swerga from India has less white/buff & some veins are whitened/pale.
http://www.flutters.org/home/photoga...l-apr-2011.jpg
http://www.flutters.org/home/photoga...jyotigogoi.jpg
Suada albolineata does not have the hindwing shaded with white/buff, only the veins are streaky white/buff.
The name albolineata (white-lined) refers to the white veins.
http://www.rainbowlodgecambodia.com/...ineata%201.jpg
A69 Euploea sylvester harrisii
FW apex broadly rounded; discal blue spots; marginal dots; HW spots rounded.
Correction It is E. algea menetriesii. HW submarginal spots are elongate, not rounded as in E. sylvester.
A70 Arhopala zambra zambra.
Cleander group;FW spot 10 large & as wide as cellend bar; HW spot 6 overlaps cellend bar.
A71 Arhopala silhetensis adorea.
Typical sinuous spots 6 & 7 & wide gap between spot 5 & cellend bar.
A72. Thoressa masoni.
Spots on the HW may be poorly defined (as here) ; basal spot in space 7 large; abdomen with broad prominent black bands.
http://www.fotohanc.com/albums/hespe...asoni_0022.jpg
Similar to Indian T. honorei, but this has small basal spot 7, & abdomen not strongly black-banded.
http://45-13.bluehost.com/ifoundbutt...kare_am615.jpg
TL Seow:cheers:
Thank you MinuteMaid, for the kind and flattering words.Quote:
Originally Posted by MinuteMaid
hope to do better here in KPG, because in Kaeng Krachan was more a "documentation Photography".
:cheers:
Thank you again Seow, for the always prompt ID and corrections to my pictures.
I hope to give you more rare and challenging species to ID :bsmile:
Wow! Great shot :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by bluefin
He needs to clear his sensor. a lot of sensor dust. :bsmile:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bluebottle
Ellen this is another defining moment !! Great shot !
If this is posted for a photography competition it might win a prize .....but very difficult for the judges to decide which is prettier .:)
But for Nelson it is easy he oredi fell in love with both girl and butterflies !!!
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http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8532/8...bb1a9154_c.jpg
Kalima limborgi
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8384/8...4d8c1910_c.jpg
Graphium xenocles (The Great Zebra)
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8107/8...7d644fc3_c.jpg
Graphium aristeus (Striped Swordtail)1
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8509/8...cae4aee9_c.jpg
Graphium aristeus (Striped Swordtail)
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8517/8...6b41963c_c.jpg
Face-off
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8105/8...66ef7e8c_c.jpg
Elbow Conference
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8098/8...22d5d111_c.jpg
Great Mormon
Beautiful shots Ellen!
Especially like the Kalima, Face off and one more space :thumbsup: