There has been a slight drop in butterflies photos due to the lack of opportunities to photograph them out there. Most of the photos in May were taken at a nearby park, along the road side as well as at the edge of a nearby forest. Hence most of them were common ones mix with a couple of 'returning' old ones.
Status: moderately common
Red-Spot Duke - Dophla evelina compta (Fruhstorfer)
Status: moderately common
Great Egg-fly (Hypolimnas bolina bolina)
Sampling some 'minerals' from the earth
Status: fairly common
A rather plain looking "Arhopala perimuta regina - Yellow Disc Tailless Oakblue
Status: uncommon
Common Sailer (Neptis hylas papaja)
Status: common
Yamfly (Loxura atymnus fuconius) ovipositing eggs on shoots of host plant (Smilax)
Status: fairly common
An old friend came back to visit. Last seen was in February 2021.
Tiger Palmfly - Elymnias nesaea lioneli (Fruhstorfer)
Status: uncommon to rare
The Malayan Punchinello (Zemeros emesoides emeisodes)
Status: moderately common
Punchinello - Zemeros flegyas albipunctatus (Butler)
Status: Fairly common
Jewel Four-lined Blue - Nacaduba sanaya elioti (Corbet)
Status: common (low land species)
I think this should be a "Six-line Blue" (Nacaduba kurava nemana) or perhaps a "Nacaduba berenice icena" (Fruhstorfer) - "Rounded six-line blue".
Status: another common (low land species)
Rustic (Cupha erymanthis lotis)
Status: common
Common Grass Yellow - Eurema hecabe contubernalis (Moore)
Status: very common
A hardly recognisable "Common Mormon" (Papilio polytes romulus)
Status: common
Malayan Tailed Judy (Abisara savitri savitri)
Status: moderately common to uncommon
This is a male "Branded Imperial" (Eooxylides tharis distanti) (Riley)
Status: fairly common
Common Imperial - Cheritra freja frija (edited)
Status: common
Common Bush-Brown / Mottled Bush-Brown
(Mycalesis janardana sagittigera)
Status: Fairly common
Note: the above could be a wet season form
Common Bush-brown in the open.
Here is something different.
CHEERS !
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