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http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5259/...02d777f5_z.jpg
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it did attract some butts:
a very fair PJ
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5052/...36d25801_z.jpg
some crow and probably a peacock royal
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5100/...4d7e9f9b_z.jpg
slate flash?
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5297/...f5012f0e_z.jpg
a blue glassy tiger -
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5051/...43a20c6b_z.jpg
dark glassy tiger was spotted at the spice garden
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5011/...dd12859f_z.jpg
plenty of plain tiger
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5056/...96df11d9_z.jpg
i believe this is a ME cat
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5057/...3a155755_z.jpg
and...
why did the chicken cross the road?
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5093/...1dbcab8a_z.jpg
That's a female Striped Blue Crow (the 'some crow' shot).
Also looks like the Red Jungle Fowl is no longer a rare species in Singapore. Can be found in many places now. Used to be only on Ubin. The distinctive white ear patch is an ID characteristic.
thanks for the ID, Master Khew!
Hi Mr Khew,
Agree with u that that's a female striped blue crow n that chicken is a RJF.:cheers:
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Brian:KopiO:
~See a butterfly,snap it,or miss it~
Happy Birthday, Brian! :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
A few of us were there today and met Grant and his gang. Heard your dad took you to Bt Timah today? Anything interesting? :)
Thanks Mr Khew!
I saw 1 Damselfly, 1 Common Bluebottle, a few Knights, 1 sailor(yet to find out the species), 1 Quaker, many "hindwing-shuffling" Caeruleans(not confirmed):sweat: , 2 flying lemurs(baby n mother clinging to the tree).:cheers:
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Brian:KopiO:
~See a butterfly,snap it,or miss it~
To get to the other side?! ;PQuote:
Originally Posted by Wanderer
What's the full name of that PRP plant? I think I need one for my garden if I see the amount of different butts it attracts!
Hi Monique, its a tree actually, Syzygium sp. Not sure which species tho.
Oh, it's the family of that delicious rose apple! Don't think it will grow this near to the sea and not very easy to photographs butterflies in a tree standing on a ladder :grin2:
saw a pair of RJF... first time seeing the female today, at PRP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commander
Nice shots, Brian. It is always fun to find a flowering tree that is attractive to butterflies.
Regards,