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    Default A fruitful day at CCA

    Look like the butt season is in full swing now. I was able to shoot Grand Imperial (TBC), Narrow Spark (TBC), Yellow Chequered Lancer and Arhopala Ammon Ammon within a small area in CCA. I am not happy with the qualify of the shots, but if all IDs are confirmed, then it was a +4 outing for me.

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    at least +3 for the first 3 shots, congraturation !

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    No 4 is either A.ammon or A. ammonides (probable A.ammon as you say). Did you see the upperside?

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    Congrats, Horace.
    I am yet to shoot Grand Imperial (TBC) and see a Yellow Chequered Lancer

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    Thanks, Soon Chye, Les and Federick.

    After a closer examination of the markings near the tornal area for the GI (TBC), I now have doubt about it being a GI. It seems to match these markings for Jacoona better (C&P4 plate 48, figs 1 & 2).

    Les, I did not have a look at the upperside of the Arhopala. It was found in a shady area under forest canopy, and the butt did not see the need to sun its wings in such a situation.

    Horace

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    Congratz Horace! You really no horse run! Simply amazing!
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    Congrats Horace on the +3 and if you include the Jacoona, +4. That should be the Jacoona anasuja and it is very localize in that particular spot. Here're a couple of shots of this butt from that spot.




    Richard

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    Thanks Bob and Richard.
    Richard, you finally nailed the Jacoona as well, when were the shots taken?

    Horace

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    Same place as your shot.
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    Well captured, Richard.
    The undersides of GI and Jacoona anasuja do look alike.
    I have not shot both yet. Pity that I will be out of shooting action for another weekend otherwise I will spend my weekends camping there.

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