Yes I have both those species. Will try to find existing photos or take new ones & post. S camedeva is a personal favourite. From being a butterfly that was freely available in the 1980s it is virtually unobtainable now apart from those in old collections. It was the first species I ever saw ill...

Thank you. Will try & dig out some more species in my collection to photograph for the forum.

Top row: female P. dehanii dehanii (Java) male P. dehanii sulthan (Sumatra) Bottom row 2 male P dehanii dehanii recto & verso.(Java)

A very variable species from Viet-Nam. Unknown to me until about fifteen years ago. Some place this as subspecies of S.louisa.

I have this one male. Verso picture only.

Great story. Do you have any pictures of the ones you collected? Would love to see them.if you have.

Those are really beautiful specimens. The first male & the paler female are especially nice. Great they are fresh & wild caught too. Your friend is very generous & obviously a skilled collector & curator.

Male Large Copper I reared from larvae in May 2019

I managed to get a few unusual & interesting Pierids from a dealer in China. I have visited once but did not collect there.

That is incredible . Had no idea anything mimics Bhutantis.

Thank You. I am really fond of this genus. I agree this is probably the most spectacular species. It's probably the largest too. My female from Ranong is enormous.

Yes a very striking & beautiful species.
I have also seen it in Florida nectaring on Bottlebrush at the Kennedy Space Centre. Very wary & difficult to approach as you say.
Look forward to seeing your pale female form.

Subspecies S godfreyi pinratanai. A pair from Ranong Thailand

Pair from Kanchanaburi Thailand.

Oberthur's White. China

Three males & a female from Peleng. 1991.

Orange Barred Sulpher.
This is an ex pupae pair from Costa Rica.

What amazed me was their preference for shade rather than sunshine. Unthinkable for most European lycaenids.

Thank You. I did them from papered.

The Large Green Banded blue. These are self collected specimens from tropical North Queensland Australia July 2016