Ellen this is another defining moment !! Great shot !
If this is posted for a photography competition it might win a prize .....but very difficult for the judges to decide which is prettier .
But for Nelson it is easy he oredi fell in love with both girl and butterflies !!!
Originally Posted by bluefin
Butterflies in Flight.
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Last edited by butterfly_effect; 24-Mar-2013 at 01:08 AM.
Butterfly dogs don't like baths. They only like to puddle... in their own pee!
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Last edited by butterfly_effect; 24-Mar-2013 at 01:09 AM.
Butterfly dogs don't like baths. They only like to puddle... in their own pee!
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Beautiful shots Ellen!
Especially like the Kalima, Face off and one more space
-Loke
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Post 59.
Wanderer is the 'Common' Wanderer , Pereronia anais anais, Note subapical blue spots.
Skipper is Thoressa masoni. Note spot arrangement & black abdominal end.
TL Seow
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Dear Seow, Les and everyone,
Thanks for the identification and kind comments. More mind bogglers....
unid tiger5 by garnet_mermaid, on Flickr
unid skippy by garnet_mermaid, on Flickr
unid lascar by garnet_mermaid, on Flickr
unid blue by garnet_mermaid, on Flickr
A forget-me-not?
Charaxes marmax marmax (Yellow Rajah) by garnet_mermaid, on Flickr
Charaxes bernadus crepax (Common Tawny Rajah) by garnet_mermaid, on Flickr
Butterfly dogs don't like baths. They only like to puddle... in their own pee!
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Post 62.
1. Graphium mecareus burmensis.
Yutaka's actually illustrate ssp. indochinensis from KK, so both subspecies appeared to be present there.
2. Caltoris species ? confusa.
Upper cell spot small (ie 2 cellspots); subapical spots small; dark brown underside without purple or red tint.
Called Dark Swift perhaps a confusion with C. cahira which is also known as Dark Swift (or Colon Swift.)
Unfortunately, Boldsystem shows C. confusa without any cell spot.
3. Neptis miah nolana. Note large rectangular postdiscal spot.
4. Catochrysops panormus exiguus.
5 & 6. Both appeared to C. bernardus. The same confusing 2 forms occur on Fraser's Hill.
TL Seow
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