Punggol East - 26 Feb 2007

[Common Mime]

#6a. Prosotas dubiosa lumpura, Tailless Line Blue

#6b. Prosotas dubiosa lumpura, Tailless Line Blue

#7. Mycalesis visala phamis (??)

#8. Danaus genutia genutia, Common Tiger. Do "Tigers" puddle?

#9. Telicota besta bina

#10. UFO

[Common Mime]

#11a. Potanthus omaha omaha, Lesser Dart

#11b. Potanthus omaha omaha, Lesser Dart

#11c. Potanthus omaha omaha, Lesser Dart

#11d. Potanthus omaha omaha, Lesser Dart

#11e. Potanthus omaha omaha, Lesser Dart (Female?)

#11f. Potanthus omaha omaha, Lesser Dart (Male?)

[Common Mime]

#12a. Polytremis lubricans lubricans, Contiguous Swift

#12b. Polytremis lubricans lubricans, Contiguous Swift

#12c. Polytremis lubricans lubricans, Contiguous Swift

#13a. Borbo cinnara cinnara, Formosan Swift

#13b. Borbo cinnara cinnara, Formosan Swift

[Common Mime]

Also sighted the following butterflies at the same location:

1. Common Mormon
2. Autumn Leaf
3. Blue Glassy Tiger
4. Dark Glassy Tiger
5. Leopard
6. Blue Pansy
7. Chocolate Pansy
8. Peacock pansy
9. Three-spot Grass Yellow
10. Common Grass Yellow
11. Mycalesis spp.
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[Sky Blue]

wow, long list & good photos there

so I think the Tailless Line Blue really feed on the young flower of mimosa, previously I also collected one egg from Punggol but somehow get mixed with a small moth, so end up I got a moth...

[Commander]

#7 is quite certainly Dingy Bush Brown (Mycalesis perseus cepheus) due to the dislocated eyespot in space 2 of the hindwing.

[Cruiser]

CM, good harvest did you also notice there seem to be two type of CF over there, one lighter and the other much darker/brown?