Suasa lisides suessa

One record shot from far. :cheers:

http://www.pbase.com/lcgoh/image/144508326.jpg

Ooooh, another new one. :)

This one is rare. Congrats, LC. :cheers:

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Originally Posted by bluefin

Ooooh, another new one. :)

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Thanks Nelson.

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Originally Posted by Commander

This one is rare. Congrats, LC. :cheers:

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According to C&P4. It is VERY Rare. :bsmile: :redbounce

Congrats, LC :cheers:

Congrats, LC:redbounce . This species is on the IUCN Red list of threatened species, though considered 'of least concern'. Incidentally, Gee has the nominate ssp. on his Cambodian website.

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Originally Posted by Glorious Begum

According to C&P4. It is VERY Rare. :bsmile: :redbounce

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Ok..ok... VERY rare... time to buy 4D. :cheers:

Here is one RARE butterfly that is common but somehow has become rare, according to this "expert". :thinking: :hmmm: :whistle: :lazy2:

Thanks all. Hope that I will meet this fella agian. :cheers:

Wow ! Congrates !

...... he will be there to hunt it down !:)


:cheers:

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Originally Posted by Commander

Here is one RARE butterfly that is common but somehow has become rare, according to this "expert". :thinking: :hmmm: :whistle: :lazy2:

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Everything he recorded is RARE to him I supposed.... I am having a phobia using the word rare in my post.

And everything others shot , he will say: This is common I have shot it many times before....:bsmile:

LC, allow me to add another shot that I took at Taman Negara in 2008.
Didn't know that it is a very rare species.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...des-suessa.jpg

Wow, that is beautiful butterfly,:grin2:

congrats Uncle LC and Uncle Federick for this amazing find!!!!:cheers:

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Originally Posted by Peacock Royal

LC, allow me to add another shot that I took at Taman Negara in 2008.
Didn't know that it is a very rare species.

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Now it becomes common. :bsmile: Congrats to you too :cheers:

LC: Nice job. William

Very interesting and a great find.

Federick,
Where did you see yours at Taman Negara? Near Kuala Tahan?


Regards,

Thanks William and David. :cheers:


It looks like mine is a male with black dot in the hindwing costal. The one from Federick is a female. Am I right ?

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Originally Posted by Glorious Begum

Thanks William and David. :cheers:


It looks like mine is a male with black dot in the hindwing costal. The one from Federick is a female. Am I right ?

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I was searching for something when I came across this. You are quite right LC. Males are typically two-spotters.

TL Seow:cheers:

Thanks Seow. :cheers:

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Originally Posted by Psyche

I was searching for something when I came across this. You are quite right LC. Males are typically two-spotters.

TL Seow:cheers:

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