Yet another butterfly trip to the DFNP

Haha, seems I've been going back to back to DFNP, which

is a good spot for butterflies. This time, finding the butts

was easier, thanks to KC Tsang, someone who posts on the

Bird Ecology Study Group, and his wife. They're suddenly

interested in butts. So moving along, The first interesting thing

I saw was these moth caterpillars on bird's nest fern.

There were a few common bluebottles and tailed jays flying

around the leea indica trees, which were far away so I

couldn't get a shot. There were a few yamfly butts as we moved

on.

At the muddy patch where cruisers and bluebottles

favour, we saw common mormons puddling restlessly and

a mating pair of Malayan eggfly, underneath a leaf.

And on a really grassy area much further on a small

skipper I cant identify. So, if anyone knows what it is, please

comment.

It was already 5pm when we got out of the trail. We were a bit

tired, and the butterflies seemed tired too. Just like this male common

mormon puddling at the beginning where we started.

To end off this post, a male common palmfly feeding on

Singapore rhododendron fruits.