Shots from Kampar

[atronox]

SC, you are quite right. This is what happens when I rely on my aged memory. The correct name is Rohana parisatis pseudosiamensis.

The ssp. siamensis belongs to a different species, Rohana tokiniana siamensis, not found south of Northern Thailand.

This differs from what is mentioned in C&P4, and appears to be updated thinking on this genus since publication of the 4th edition. To be honest, I'm not sure who is right!

I thought it was the other way round!

[Cruiser]

Saw this skipper cat(?) on bamboo leaf during the trip. SC, thought you should already have the answer by now

[Sky Blue]

Thanks BJ for posting the cat photo, the adult looks like Halpe flava, with some distinct marking on the underside. The upperside (no photo) marking match too

Take a look on the plate 357 Pitsuth BOT.

[Sky Blue]

Some Pierid
Appias lyncida vasava (Chocolate Albatross)


Appias nero figulina (Orange Albatross)






Hebomoia glaucippe aturia (Great Orange Tip)


record shot of Pareronia valeria lutescens (Wanderer)


Prioneris philonome themana (Redspot Sawtooth)

[Sky Blue]

Nymphalidae Family

Polyura delphis concha (Jewel Nawab)


Ragadia makuta siponta

[Sky Blue]

Finally all the skipper

Tagiades gana gana (Large Snow Flat)


Gerosis limax dirae




Halpe porus (Moore's Ace)


Halpe insignis


Odontoptilum pygela pygela (The Banded Angle)


Pseudocoladenia dan dhyana (Fulvous Pied Flat)


Koruthaialos rubecula rubecula (Narrow-banded Velvet)

[Commander]

Woo~ Looks like you guys really hit a butt gold mine over there. That's a really pristine Jewel Nawab there.

BTW, Chocolate Albatross is Appias lyncida vasava.

[Peacock Royal]

SC, you got some very nice shots. Really a good harvest.
Thanks for sharing.

[Sky Blue]

Thanks Khew for the ID correction

Thanks Fed, yup really lots of butt there.