
The Common Palmfly (Elymnias hypermnestra agina) is the most widespread species of its genus in the Indo-Australian region. Locally, it is also a rather common species with widespread occurrence across multiple habitats. Typically the adults are shade-loving, and usually sighted flying along the edge of vegetated area and in the vicinity of a clump of palm trees. The adults have the habit of puddling and visiting flowers for mineral and energy intakes.
Reference: Butterflies of Singapore
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What a wonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteI love the DOF of this shot, i think we have this too in this country.
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