Butterflies of Singapore BLOG

[Commander]

24 Feb 2008 update.

Life Histories series : The Baron

Featuring the life history of the common urban butterfly, The Baron (Euthalia aconthea gurda) recorded by our member up north, LC Goh.

[Commander]

1 Mar 2008 update.

Life Histories series : The White Royal

Featuring the life history of the very rare and newly-rediscovered White Royal (Pratapa deva relata) recorded in great scientific detail by Horace Tan.

[Commander]

11 Mar 2008 update.

Life Histories series : The Chestnut Angle

Horace Tan shares the early stages of this rare skipper.

[Commander]

1 Apr 2008 update.

Life Histories series : The Lime Butterfly

LC Goh shares his breeding experience of the Lime Butterfly, a common urban butterfly which feeds on Citrus.

[Commander]

Not bad... the blog still chugging along quite strongly. 29 articles in five months since the 'publishing' started in Nov 07. That's on average an article a week or 5.8 articles per month.

Thanks to those of you who are helping with the articles - Horace, LC, Ben Jin, Sunny, Federick and Bobby.

The rest of you who have ideas or topics of interest, do join in and offer your suggestions.

[benetay]

Still owe you one article, i will try my best to do it after exams after collecting more information on it.

Cheers!

[Commander]

Still owe you one article, i will try my best to do it after exams after collecting more information on it.

Cheers!

Thanks. Looking forward to it.

[Leopard Lacewing]

Still owe you one article, i will try my best to do it after exams after collecting more information on it.

Cheers!

Humm... Magazine?!?!

Cheers!

[Commander]

6 Apr 2008 update.

Life Histories series : The Dark Posy

After the earlier blog article on the Three Posies, Horace shares his experience in breeding the caterpillars of the Dark Posy (Drupadia theda thesmia) a relatively rare species which is local in distribution.

[Commander]

14 Apr 2008 update.

Life Histories series : The Sylhet Oakblue

Horace Tan shares the early stages of this newly re-discovered Arhopala, the Sylhet Oakblue