There were a quite a number of females seen in February which means that if they start laying eggs now, their new broth can emerge sometime in April. This February also I have managed to capture a few 'Jungle Glories' - citizens of the dark forest but first, here is a rarely seen Faun.
Dusky Faun
(Faunis kirata)
It was seen in Gopeng, Perak.
Here is a lifer.
Matapa deprivata
(Unfortunately there is no common name for this Matapa yet)
Most likely an uncommon species.
It is quite similar to a Fringed Redeye (Matapa cresta)
Dingy Sailor
(Neptis omeroda)
Pointed Palmfly
(Elymnias penanga penanga f. penanga)
A comparison of Red Harlequins
Here are a few Oakblues which I have managed to identify.
Long-celled Oakblue
(Arhopala aurea)
It has a very nice metallic green upperside.
Fullstop Swift
(Caltoris carmosa)
Banded Marquis
(Bassarona teuta)
Female
Red Demon
(Ancistroides armatus)
White Imperial
(Neomyrina nivea periculosa)
Female
White Imperial
(Neomyrina nivea periculosa)
(Male & Female)
Here comes the BIG ones
Palm King
(Amathusia phidippus phidippus)
Blue-banded Jungle Glory
(Thaumantis odana pishuna)
Male
Great Egg-fly
(Hypolimnas bolina bolina)
Female
Dark Jungle Glory
(Thaumantis noureddin)
Female
Dark Blue Jungle Glory
(Thaumantis klugius)
Male
THAT'S ALL FROM ME IN FEBRUARY!!
