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    During my last trip out, I saw very little, except for a huge number of Appias albina. What was suprising was that I came across the dry season form of the female and both wet season forms.

    To show why this species is confusing, here are examples. I know this species is not found in Singapore, but with so many members making the trip up into Malaysia, I thought it may be of interest.

    1- Dry season female - this can look like a male Appias paulina to add to the confusion.
    2- Wet season female f. principalis.
    3- Wet season female f. semiflava.
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    These shots were interesting, Les. It is amazing to see the differences in the dry/wet forms of A. albina.

    How have conditions been on Samui? Finding much? I returned to a miserable two weeks of cold rain. July was the wettest in my area since 1950. I hope that La Nina is not on again.
    David Fischer
    Wollongong, Australia

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    Quote Originally Posted by moloch View Post
    These shots were interesting, Les. It is amazing to see the differences in the dry/wet forms of A. albina.

    How have conditions been on Samui? Finding much? I returned to a miserable two weeks of cold rain. July was the wettest in my area since 1950. I hope that La Nina is not on again.
    Been out only twice since I got back, and saw nothing. Weather appaling, cloudy, very strong winds and frequent heavy showers, we're having one as I type!

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