AH today

Went to AHBT today, hoping for some common imperial.
The first thing that caught my eye was these two common

rose cats. They were big and fat,and nearing pupation.

I was lucky that this female common birdwing landed

for me, and landed at eye level.

There were many barons flying around, darting from

leaf to leaf. When they landed, they would flap their wings

slowly,which was how I got this underside shot.

In the trail, I chased this tattered centaur oakblue

for half an hour. In my shot, a little of the brilliant

purple upperside is visible.

When I returned after cooling down, this white

crested laughing thrush was good enough to let me

touch the bush he was in.

When I was looking for the oakblue, this plain plushblue

landed on the leaf in front of me.

The last thing that was interesting, was this empty

pupal case of a blue glassy tiger. It is not damaged,

which means the tiger eclosed this morning.

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