Jul 28, 2025
A Down to Earth Archduke
An Archduke (Lexias pardalis dirteana) sipping nutrients off trail seepage in the Bukit Batok Nature Park. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.
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A Down to Earth Archduke
An Archduke (Lexias pardalis dirteana) sipping nutrients off trail seepage in the Bukit Batok Nature Park. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.
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The More Common Tiger
Photo credit: Eleanor Chua.
A Plain Tiger (Danaus alcippoides) drinking from a Rattleweed (Crotalaria retusa) on the southern bank of the Marina Reservoir. This butterfly is the more common of the two forms. The other, the Danaus chrysippus, has orange rather than white hind wings.
Bronze Dragon
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Rosy Maple Moth ~ Dryocampa RubicundaÂ
I'm having twins!! Eastern black swallowtails to be exact :)
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Meet Gentle Gizmo!
(He is a praying mantis)
Lace and More
A female Leopard Lacewing living out her adult days in a butterfly aviary in the local zoo. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.
This was taken at the equivalent focal length of 1200 mm. The nice thing about the Leica V-lux 4 used here was that this could be captured in raw and wide open at f/2.8.
The Grey Pansy
A Grey Pansy (Junonia atlites atlites) fluttering from one Lantana shrub to another in the Japanese Garden laying eggs. Photo credit: Eleanor Chua.
This is said to be the rarest of the four pansies found here and was once spotted mainly on a small island off the northeastern coast.