Seems like a fun and enjoyable trip
I haven't seen Tufted Jungle King in Gua Tempurong before. Did you guys venture into the woods on the right side of the toilet?
C. rahria : forewing submarginal band irregular, upper part with one black dash/spot.
Hindwing submarginal band typically wider than the inner 2 bands; tornus without a black mark.
C. intermedia.: forewing submarginal band irregular, upper part with 2 black dashes.
Hindwing submarginal band hardly wider than the inner 2 bands; tornus with a black mark to the margin.
(Note C&P4's key lines 5 & 6 are in error.)
Correction: Ignore above ID notes; there is too much variations for it to be correct.
TL Seow
Last edited by Psyche; 17-Jun-2012 at 01:56 AM.
Reason: coorection
19 & 20 Appias albina albina.
This is the tricky albatross which looks so much like Saletara.
In Saletara the last vein at the apex (vein 9) is very short, & arise from a tiny fork (from vein 7) close to the margin. http://www.flickr.com/photos/moloch05/5946153796/
The Birdwing is Troides helena. The spots of T. amphrysus are usually larger and often conjoined. Your earlier shot in post #60 shows the upperside of a female Malayan Birdwing.