Dear Raju, That's interesting - most records of Indian Awlking have been from semi-evergreen forests; might suggest that remnant forest patches in and around Dibrugarh might harbour small populations of this species.
Maan On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 10:01 AM, raju kasambe <[email protected]>wrote: > > > Dear All, > (Arjan, Kedar and Maan) > Thanks for the id. > I got the Indian Awlking near the river in Dibrugarh city. There were many > people moving around. But it was very sensitive to movements by me. > So had to be very patient. It was a very new butterfly to me. > But it paid. > Regards > Raju > > > -- Enjoy
