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    Quote Originally Posted by Psyche View Post
    The IDs are

    1 Chersonesia rahria

    2 Cepora iudith

    3 Papilio memnon ( The endemic P. acheron have very little red)

    4 Appias nero ( correction - S. panda )

    5 Saletara panda female.


    LC, if you intend to try rotten prawn, remember to bring along a couple of Pandan leaves in the car. This works like magic to remove all pervasive smell like durian, fishy odour etc from the car.

    Khew, if it is not a secret ingredient, what is formula B ?

    TL Seow

    Thanks Seow for assisting in the ID.

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    Last set of pictures. Apologies for some double postings but these Jewels are simply beautiful and some are +1s for me.




    Charaxes solon (Black Rajah)






    Polyura jalysus (Indian Yellow Nawab)




    Polyura delphis (Jewel Nawab)




    Bibasis sena (Orange-Tail Awl)




    Caleta elna elvira

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    The Last (R) One.....



    Graphium empedovana

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    Lovely shots, everyone. The trip was excellent and it was fun to meet up with other BC members. I learned much about how to attract butterflies and also better photo techniques. Hopefully, my photos will improve.
    David Fischer
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    It was great meeting you, too, David. I do so hope that I did not give you my cold! Are you back in Australia yet?

    Our current total is 123 species! Hopefully Rose will be pleased.

    I know of at least 4 more species which were photographed, but not yet identified. They are:
    1) A Danaid, possibly of Ideopsis genus. (No idea whose)
    2) A long tailed Lycaenid, with red/orange hindwings that could be a Drupadia sp. (No idea whose)
    3) A Morphinae sp, poss. Zeuxidia sp. (David, yours I think)
    4) A Satyrid, either Mycalesis or Ypthima, I can't remember which, with large spots on the hindwing. (David, another of yours I think)

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    Time & Sun also important.

    Quote Originally Posted by moloch View Post
    Lovely shots, everyone. The trip was excellent and it was fun to meet up with other BC members. I learned much about how to attract butterflies and also better photo techniques. Hopefully, my photos will improve.

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    Congrats to you. it is a very rare butt.

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    The Last (R) One.....

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