25. The Common Fivering (Ypthima baldus baldus)

Number: 25
Family: Nymphalidae 
Sub-Family: Satyrinae
Species: Ypthima baldus baldus
Common name(s): The Common Fivering
Rarity: Common
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Nao National Park (Petchabun); Udon Thani Province 
 

ID Credit: Prasobsuk Sukkit

24. The Zebra Blue (Leptotes plinius)

Number: 24
Family: Lycaenidae 
Sub-Family: Polyommatinae
Species: Leptotes plinius
Common name(s): The Zebra Blue
Rarity: Common
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Phu Wiang NP (Khon Kaen); Nam Nao National Park (Petchabun)  

 
 

23. The Lilacine Bushbrown (Mycalesis francisca)

Number: 23
Family: Nymphalidae 
Sub-Family: Satyrinae
Species: Mycalesis francisca
Common name(s): The Lilacine Bushbrown
Rarity: Uncommon
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Nao National Park Helicopter Pad Lake (Petchabun)  
   

 ID Credit: Prasobsuk Sukkit and Nath Panunath

22. The Common Sailor (Neptis hylas kamarupa)

Number: 22
Family: Nymphalidae 
Sub-Family: Limenitidinae 
Species: Neptis hylas kamarupa
Common name(s): The Common Sailor
Rarity: Common
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Nao NP (Petchabun); Phu Wiang NP, Nam Phong NP (Khon Kaen)
 

 ID Credit: Viv Braznell and Joe Hartman

21. The Common Cerulean (Jamides celleno aelianus)

Number: 21
Family: Lycaenidae  
Sub-Family: Polyommatinae 
Species: Jamides celleno aelianus
Common name(s): The Common Cerulean 
Rarity: Common
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Nao National Park Helicopter Pad Lake (Petchabun); Phu Phan NP (Sakhon Nakhon)  

The Male

The Female (dsf)
 

20. The Burmese Bushblue (Arthopala birmana birmana)

Number: 20 
Family: Lycaenidae  
Sub-Family: Theclinae  
Species: Arthopala birmana birmana
Common name(s): The Burmese Bushblue  
Rarity: Uncommon
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Nao National Park Helicopter Pad Lake (Petchabun)  
 

ID Credit: Nath Panunath and Prasobsuk Sukkit

19. The Common Punchinello (Zemeros flegyas allica)

Number: 19
Family: Lycaenidae
Sub-Family: Riodininae
Species: Zemeros flegyas allica
Common name(s): The Common Punchinello 
Rarity: Common
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Nao National Park (Petchabun)

ID Credit: Viv Braznell

18. The Pale Hedge Blue (Udara dilecta dilecta)

Number: 18  
Family: Lycaenidae   
Sub-Family: Polyommatinae    
Species: Udara dilecta dilecta    
Common name(s): The Pale Hedge Blue      
Rarity: Uncommon    

Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chiyaphum); Phu Wiang NP (Khon Kaen)

ID Credit: Nath Panunath

17. The Tabby (Pseudergolis wedah wedah)

Number: 17 
Family: Nymphalidae    
Sub-Family: Cyrestinae    
Species: Pseudergolis wedah wedah    
Common name(s): The Tabby      
Rarity: Uncommon      
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chiyaphum)   
 

 

16. The Club Beak (Libythea myrrha sanguinalis)

Number: 16 
Family: Nymphalidae 
Sub-Family: Libytheinae   
Species: Libythea myrrha sanguinalis 
Common name(s): The Club Beak 
Rarity: Common
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chaiyaphum)    
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15. The Bright Sunbeam (Curetis bulis bulis)

Number: 15 
Family: Lycaenidae    
Sub-Family: Curetinae    
Species: Curetis bulis bulis 
Common name(s): The Bright Sunbeam 
Rarity: Common 
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chaiyaphum); Phu Foi Lom NP (Udon Thani) 

 

14. The Dark Blue Tiger (Tirumala septentrionis septentrionis)

Number: 14 
Family: Nymphalidae  
Sub-Family: Danainae   
Species: Tirumala septentrionis septentrionis 
Common name(s): The Dark Blue Tiger 
Rarity: Common 
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chaiyaphum); Phu Wiang and Nam Phong NP (Khon Kaen); Karng Krachan NP  

 

13. The Chocolate Tiger (Parantica melaneus plataniston)

Number: 13  

Family: Nymphalidae  

Sub-Family: Danainae  

Species: Parantica melaneus plataniston 

Common name(s): The Chocolate Tiger

Rarity: Uncommon

Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chaiyaphum); Kaeng Krachan NP

 

12. The Magpie Crow (Euploea radamanthus radamanthus)

Number: 12 

Family: Nymphalidae 

Sub-Family: Danainae  

Species: Euploea radamanthus radamanthus

Common name(s): The Magpie Crow

Rarity: Common 

Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary and nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chaiyaphum); Kaeng Krachan NP

11. The Long Branded Crow (Euploea algea menetriesii)

Number: 11 
Family: Nymphalidae 
Sub-Family: Danainae 
Species: Euploea algea menetriesii 
Common name(s): The Long Branded Crow  
Rarity: Common
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chaiyaphum)  

(on the left)
 

10. The Plain Blue Crow (Euploea modesta modesta)

Number: 10 
Family: Nymphalidae 
Sub-Family: Danainae 
Species: Euploea modesta modesta 
Common name(s): The Plain Blue Crow  
Rarity: Common
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chaiyaphum) 

9. The Striped Blue Crow (Euploea mulciber mulciber)

Number: 9 
Family: Nymphalidae 
Sub-Family: Danainae 
Species: Euploea mulciber mulciber 
Common name(s): The Striped Blue Crow  
Rarity: Common 
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chaiyaphum) 

8. The Double-Branded Blue Crow (Euploea sylvester harrisii)

Number: 8 
Family: Nymphalidae 
Sub-Family: Danainae 
Species: Euploea sylvester harrisii 
Common name(s): The Double-Branded Blue Crow  
Rarity: Common 
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Phu Wiang NP (Khon Kaen); Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chaiyaphum) 

7. The Psyche (Leptosia nina nina)

Number: 7 
Family: Pieridae 
Sub-Family: Pierinae 
Species: Leptosia nina nina 
Common name(s): The Pysche    
Rarity: Common    
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Outside Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, nr. Chulaphon Dam (Chiyaphum); Phu Wiang NP (Khon Kaen); Kaeng Krachan NP

6. The Common Oakblue (Arthopala centaurus)

Number: 6 
Family: Lycaenidae 
Sub-Family: Theclinae 
Species: Arthopala centaurus 
Common name(s): The Common Oakblue   
Rarity: Common 
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Phong and Phu Wiang NP (Khon Kaen); Nam Nao NP (Petchabun); Kaeng Krachan NP

 

ID Credit: Nath Panunath

5. The Leopard Lacewing (Cethosia cyane euanthers)

Number: 5

Family: Nymphalidae

Sub-Family: Heliconiinae

Species: Cethosia cyane euanthers

Common name(s): The Leopard Lacewing  

Rarity: Common

Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Phong and Phu Wiang NP (Khon Kaen)  

Female

 

 The male

4. The Adamson's Rose (Atrophaneura adamaoni adamsoni)

Number: 4 
Family: Papilionidae 
Sub-Family: Papilioninae 
Species: Atrophaneura adamaoni adamsoni 
Common name(s): The Adamson's Rose   
Rarity: Uncommon   
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Phong National Park (Khon Kaen) 

ID credit (goes to many for their help): Sunny Chir, Nath Panunath, Les Day and Antonio Giudici (apologies if I missed you)

3. The Common Indian Crow (Euploea core godartii)

Number: 3 

Family: Nymphalidae 

Sub-Family: Danainae 

Species: Euploea core godartii 

Common name(s): The Common Indian Crow  

Rarity: Common  

Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Phong National Park, Phu Wiang National Park (Khon Kaen); Kaeng Krachan NP 

2. The Common Tiger (Danaus genutia genutia intermeduis)

Number: 2 
Family: Nymphalidae 
Sub-Family: Danainae 
Species: Danaus genutia genutia f. intermeduis   
Common name(s): The Common Tiger 
Rarity: Common
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Phong National Park, Phu Wiang National Park (Khon Kaen)    

1. The Spot Swordtail (Graphium nomius swinhoei)

Number: 1 
Family: Papilionidae   
Sub-Family: Papilioninae 
Species: Graphium nomius swinhoei    
Common name(s): The Spot Swordtail    
Rarity: Common
Province(s) / Place(s) sighted: Nam Phong National Park, Phu Wiang National Park (Khon Kaen); Nam Nao NP (Petchabun); Kaeng Krachan National Park

In addition to my Dragonflies of Thailand blog , I have recently taken an interest in butterflies. Well, I have always liked them, but concentrated too much on dragons. Now, I aim to capture as many photos as possible on my dragonfly travels. I will continue in the same style as my dragon blog. However, I am relying heavily on IDs by others as I am useless at the moment.