A Mixed Bag for the weekend.

[Silverstreak]

Danaus chrysippus chrysippus
Plain Tiger
#1
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d156/Schir/1DMK3----6525---08_01_2011.jpg
ISO200 1/300s F/5.6 , FF HH

#2
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d156/Schir/1DMK3----6523---08_01_2011.jpg
ISO200 1/300s F/5.6 , FF HH

Rapala manea chozeba
Slate Flash
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d156/Schir/1DMK3----7272---09_01_2011-copy-4.jpg
ISO1259 1/320s F/7.1 , FF , HH

Odina hieroglyphica ortina
Hieroglyphic Flat
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d156/Schir/1DMK3----6733---08_01_2011-1.jpg
ISO1000 1/200s F/8 , FF , HH

Logania marmorata damis
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d156/Schir/1DMK3----7242---09_01_2011-copy-4.jpg
ISO1250 1/160s F/8, FF, HH.

Jamides bochus nabonassar
Dark Caerulean--male
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d156/Schir/1DMK3----7349---09_01_2011.jpg
ISO1250 1/200s F/8, FF HH

[moloch]

Nice as always, Sunny. I am always amazed by the Hieroglyphic Flats. They have such a nice pattern and are great looking butterflies. Also quite like the mating pair of Logania marmorata. Don't think that I would say that they are beautiful but they certainly are interesting. What colour are their upper wings?

[Silverstreak]

Thanks David !

The species upper is light brow with a whitish patch in the lower forewing extending from the basal to the postdiscal.

It is a tiny shade loving butterfly and more often then not it flutter non-stop with the whitish patch of the forewing visible in flight .

Cheers!