A few 'balik kampong' shots

[Bluebottle]

Sharing a few shots taken from my home town, Ipoh.
I couldn't ID some of them. Help is appreciated.

1. Unknown skipper
2.Koruthaialos rubecula rubecula
3. Unknown 3
4. Jamides ?
5.Chersonesia intermedia intermedia - dwarf
6. White Dragon Tail
7. White Dragon Tail

[Bluebottle]

8. Odontoptilum pygela pygela (The Banded Angle)
9. Mooreana trichoneura - The Yellow Flat

[atronox]

Last skipper shld be a Mooreana trichoneura, no other skipper looks like that.:grin2:
And the Jamides resembles most closely J. philatus.

[moloch]

Nice shots, Loke. You have some interesting skippers here.

I liked best the shot of the Jamides. It was perfectly sharp, well lit and composed.

[Bluebottle]

Thanks David for the kind words and Aaron for the ID :cheers:

[Great Mormon]

bravo on the dragon tail! You must have had a field day, nailing so many butts!

[Peacock Royal]

Many beautiful butts and shots - first time seeing a Yellow Flat.

[Blue Nawab]

Yes, nice series that makes me want to balik your kampong...the flats were pretty...and of course the dragontail...:cheers:

[The Plane]

Agreed with Cher Hern, Nice series of shots. :thumbsup: . When are you going back again, can join you ? ;P. Your Ipoh house big to accommodate all of us if we arrange a trip up there ? ;P

[bluefin]

Great variety of shots Loke. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[jamesf]

Nice crisp collection :thumbsup:

[WillFolsom]

Loke:

Some pretty wonderful shots. You must be flat on your stomach on a couple of those shots. I need to learn the art of prone photography in a swamp or other wet environment. You have my respect for such patience and willingness to get soaked. William

[Bluebottle]

Thanks Anthony, Frederick, Nelson, James

Agreed with Cher Hern, Nice series of shots. :thumbsup: . When are you going back again, can join you ? ;P. Your Ipoh house big to accommodate all of us if we arrange a trip up there ? ;P
Aiyah, you could have joined me. It is about 2.5 hours from KL ;P:whistle:


Loke:

Some pretty wonderful shots. You must be flat on your stomach on a couple of those shots. I need to learn the art of prone photography in a swamp or other wet environment. You have my respect for such patience and willingness to get soaked. William
Thanks Bill. I was half-prone for the shoots as the butts were a bit skittish. :cheers: