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  1. 07-Aug-2010, 06:13 PM #21
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    Fantastic, guys! I really enjoy the quality of your pics and the variety that you encountered. I don't recall shots of some of these before, such as Stiboges nymphidia and Xanthotaenia busiris. What areas did you find to be the most productive? Down by the falls?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Commander View Post
    Except for Sunny, who's out there to get his Indian Leaf Butterfly with LC.
    No luck, cloudy and not much of sun.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CKCHNG View Post
    Here are some of the fun shots :
    3) We have to lock this guy up because he was eating all of our food
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    Ya, he is a big eater. But I guess his real crime is not shooting enough butterfly

    Quote Originally Posted by CKCHNG View Post
    Here are some of the fun shots :

    4) Who this ? Shooting right in the middle of the road !
    lol. Any guesses who is this committed photographer?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rwalker View Post
    lol. Any guesses who is this committed photographer?
    Aiya, the committed photographer is Khew lah...
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    Thanks Khew for organizing the trip and Chng who provided the transport for Ant and me. It is a wonderful trip. Nice shots everyone and I enjoy your company.

    Sharing some shots and I hope I id them correctly:

    Pithecops corvus corvus (Forest Quaker)


    Graphium chironides malayanum (Striped Jay) ?


    Graphium sarpedon luctatius(Common Bluebottle). Somehow the blue is more vibrant compare to its Singapore cousin


    Pathysa agetes iponus


    Unknown skipper 1


    Hasora vitta vitta (Plain Banded Awl)


    Unknown skipper 2


    Appias lyncida vasava (Chocolate Albatross)
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    Red Spot Jezebel (Delias descombesi eranthos)


    Parantica aspasia aspasia (Yellow Glassy Tiger)


    Graphium agamemnon agamemnon (Tailed Jay)


    Cepora nadina andersoni
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    Very nice photo CKCHNG. I have not seen Stiboges nymphidia before. It looks much nicer in your photo than in the books.

    A couple of IDs to correct.
    The 'Toenails'????? (should be Taenaris) is actually Melanocyna faunula faunula. Plate 18 in C&P4 has number 15 & 16 the wrong way round.

    What you said was the Laxita thiusto is Zemeros flegyas albipunctatus.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kohcherhern View Post
    Aiya, the committed photographer is Khew lah...
    He's using a Canon...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Commander View Post
    He's using a Canon...
    Ops..sorry..a different butt that needs ID...
    Ok..one more try....Loke lah...
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    sharing a few more pics.....

    1. record shot of the Papilio palinurus palinurus (Banded peacock)
    2. guess what were they shooting?
    3. waterfall near where we shot the four-bar
    4. unknown skippers
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