Re: Bhutan Butterflies
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2022 9:14 am
Hi all,
Have been away for a long time due to covid and got little distracted with other works. Now that covid is becoming a bit of history, movements around the country is free. On the hindside, I have been also in the fields and chasing some butterflies here in my country whenever time permitted me. I did come across some special moments such as the discovery of Bhutanitis ludlowi in different area and was subsequently announced in our national TV. Here is the link
http://www.bbs.bt/news/?p=175207#:~:tex ... %20Yangtse.
Interestingly, I saw roadkill Kaiser- I-Hind on the same hill. Looking for a live one but not yet successful. I do now hope that I can conribute more pics and infos of Butterflies from Eastern Bhutan regularly. Please find attached the B. ludlowi and a pic from the same hill. Some nomads also lives there but not much of negative distruction. Have been informally tellling them bout the importance of the hill
rgds,
Sonam Dorji
Have been away for a long time due to covid and got little distracted with other works. Now that covid is becoming a bit of history, movements around the country is free. On the hindside, I have been also in the fields and chasing some butterflies here in my country whenever time permitted me. I did come across some special moments such as the discovery of Bhutanitis ludlowi in different area and was subsequently announced in our national TV. Here is the link
http://www.bbs.bt/news/?p=175207#:~:tex ... %20Yangtse.
Interestingly, I saw roadkill Kaiser- I-Hind on the same hill. Looking for a live one but not yet successful. I do now hope that I can conribute more pics and infos of Butterflies from Eastern Bhutan regularly. Please find attached the B. ludlowi and a pic from the same hill. Some nomads also lives there but not much of negative distruction. Have been informally tellling them bout the importance of the hill
rgds,
Sonam Dorji