Known as the common sailor (Neptis hylas), a species that mostly found in the wood of Indian subcontinent and southeast Asia. During the daylight, this typical butterly is busy flying here and there, searching for food. The common sailor belongs to the family Nymphalidaein the genus of Neptis. From the closest range, we can clearly see that it has upperside black, with pure white markings. Forewing discoidal streak clavate (club-shaped), apically truncate, subapically either notched which make it include in the large butterfly. I was lucky to have a little chance to capture it before the dark in the wood. It happened after spending some time waiting for this butterfly to calm.
Camera | Nikon D7000 |
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Category | Insect Photography |
Lens | Tamron Tele-Macro 70-300 |