Friday, 3 April 2009

Kiara Butterflies 3 Apr 2009



Common butterflies and moths found in Kiara Hills. Photographs were taken from 2006 through to 3 April 2009.

 For more pictures, please refer to: http://happytrekker.shutterfly.com/pictures/15923
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  1. Khong TuckKhoon10 June 2007 at 07:49

    A good collection that you have gathered

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  2. XXXX YYYY8 July 2007 at 20:22

    Hi Boh Seng! Good on you. You have started your collection of butterflies.....you'll be hooked to find out their names soon. Have fun...like we are...every moment!

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  3. LAI HUEY MIEN15 October 2007 at 04:22

    How come got so many butterflies in Kiara Trial, please include me for next trip to Kiara. :P

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  4. XXXX YYYY15 October 2007 at 04:49

    Boh Seng, this is so beautiful. Great shot! This is a Yellow-Bodied Clubtail (Atrophaneura neptunus). It is related to the Common Clubtail.

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  5. XXXX YYYY15 October 2007 at 04:49

    Painted Jezebel!

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  6. XXXX YYYY15 October 2007 at 07:46

    Could be a Striped Albatross?

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  7. XXXX YYYY15 October 2007 at 07:51

    Common Imperial (Cheritra freja)?

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  8. XXXX YYYY15 October 2007 at 07:53

    Intricate Jester (Symbrenthia hypatia)

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  9. HappyTrekker ---17 October 2007 at 05:22

    Thanks Tilleyhat for identifying the butterflies. So far I have not managed to see Painted Jesebel, Striped Albatross, Intricate Jester and Atrophaneura neptunus again.

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  10. XXXX YYYY17 October 2007 at 20:19

    You are welcome...did get to help you with all the butterflies. We haven't seen as many butterflies as before too.

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  11. Yeshe Liew2 October 2008 at 06:53

    Graphium sarpedon - beautifully pictured - common.

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  12. Yeshe Liew2 October 2008 at 06:58

    Vow ! Beautifully captured. Forewing large and more surface area means it is a female. V.Rare and expensive.

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  13. Yeshe Liew2 October 2008 at 07:04

    This is a highland species with dark shaded forewing. The lowland species is light/ whitish in color.

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  14. Yeshe Liew2 October 2008 at 07:10

    I hope I am not a busy body. I better stop. What happen to "tilleyhat" ? Lately, I have not seen him posting in multiply.

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