Antonio and I spent two days at Khao Sok NP in Sratthani Province. It was meant to be longer, but the weather was atrocious, the Sok river broke its banks and flowed under our chalet, and, owing to the weather forecast of another 7 days of constant rain to come, we decided to leave early.
Of those two days, we only had about 2 hours of sunshine, so our finds were VERY limited.
Nevertheless, we did find one or two interesting things.
1) Tagiades toba toba. I have not been able to find any live photos on the net!
2) Scobura woolletti. As above, and the recent Japanes book describes this as very rare, though what exactly they mean by that, I do not know. It was so small, it could easily be overlooked.
3) Pantoporia aurelia aurelia (I think!). This was much smaller than any Panotporia I have seen before. I saw two of them in different spots, both very small.
4) An Arhopala.(Sorry) This one was quite large for a tailless species, anf the hindwing border being so narrow has me confused. I nearly got the underside, which would have helped, but it flew off the moment I pressed the shutter.
