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The Appias shots have to be carefully studied and sorted out. C&P4 doesn't show all the species' M/F and upper/underside shots. So we may not have the full reference material to distinguish them. As Les also said, there are various 'forms' amongst them as well, to add to the confusion.
But definitely not as difficult as the Jamides, Nacaduba and Arhopala. ;P
thanks. Guess i will have to kiv the appias shots until i can find more references. I didnt get their upperside shots so i guess that will make it even harder still...
Here are some of my pictures... Need some help on the ID. :cheers:
http://gs139.photobucket.com/groups/...C_DSC_8797.jpg
http://gs139.photobucket.com/groups/...C_DSC_8739.jpg
http://gs139.photobucket.com/groups/...C_DSC_8686.jpg
http://gs139.photobucket.com/groups/...C_DSC_8476.jpg
http://gs139.photobucket.com/groups/...C_DSC_8468.jpg
http://gs139.photobucket.com/groups/...C_DSC_8461.jpg
http://gs139.photobucket.com/groups/..._DSC_8423A.jpg
Nicely done Bobby, I like the last Pic. :bsmile:
what big pimple you got there on the nose :P
Touch up a bit liao... cannot touch up too many lah... later the ladies jealous :bsmile:Quote:
Originally Posted by Elbowed Pierrot
Oops... or are you referring to the pimple 'butt'? ;P
hahaha bobby, thats shd be the picture of the trip !
The unnamed Prosotas species is, I believe, Prosotas lutea sivoka, distinguished by the large black marginal spot in space 6 of the hindwing.
I'm really amazed with all the nice photos posted and that so many different BF could be captured in one single outing (same goes for Federick's Perak trip). How nice it would be if there are such locations for outing in Singapore ;P
Once again, great photos guys !!!:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: