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Nara On Big Track
Nara On Big Track People: Nara
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Nara On Big Track
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Nara Bike Dwarfed By Highrises
Nara Bike Dwarfed By Highrises John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Nara Bike Dwarfed By Highrises
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Sliced Open Papaya
Sliced Open Papaya John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Sliced Open Papaya
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Nagasaki Loquat
Nagasaki Loquat John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Nagasaki Loquat
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Nara Flying Around Small Track
The Small Track has really smooth ground so once you get going, it's really easy to keep going. People: Nara
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Nara Flying Around Small Track
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Girls At Playground
Girls At Playground John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Girls At Playground
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Helen Paying For Fruit
Helen Paying For Fruit John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Helen Paying For Fruit
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Crazy Sunrise Kids
Most of the time it is overcast or hazy so a true sunrise with sunlight is quite rare in Hong Kong. John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Crazy Sunrise Kids
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Claira On Training Wheel Bike
They have training wheel bikes all the way to adult sizes. There aren't many places to bike in Hong Kong. People: Claira
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Claira On Training Wheel Bike
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Asian Common Toad
Oh, saucy! This wasn't a large pond, but I'm sure it's big enough for this pair. Species: Duttaphrynus melanostictus (Asian common toad)
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Asian Common Toad
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Common Tiger
I saw four different kinds of "Tigers" today - characterized by the dark black stripes on either a light or orange background. Species: Danaus genutia (common tiger)
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Common Tiger
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Crowd To Photograph Coral Tree
Crowd To Photograph Coral Tree John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Crowd To Photograph Coral Tree
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Beach Treasures At Hoi Ha Wan
Hoi Ha Wan is a park so you can't take things home. We took a photo of the prizes so that we could remember what the kids found at the beach. John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Beach Treasures At Hoi Ha Wan
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Three-Spot Grass Yellow
Sometimes I took a dozen photos of an individual before it flew. This butterfly I have only a single photo of - and it was gone. Species: Eurema blanda (three-spot grass yellow)
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Three-Spot Grass Yellow
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Plain Tiger
I think there are dark spots on the hind wings here, but the hind wings are hidden. Species: Danaus chrysippus (plain tiger)
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Plain Tiger
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Lemon Pansy Upperside
Lemon Pansy Upperside Species: Junonia lemonias (lemon pansy)
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Lemon Pansy Upperside
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Lemon Pansy Underside
It's amazing to me how different the underside (ventral view, looking at the animals belly) is from the topside (dorsal, the animals back) of this species. I initially thought this was two species until I reviewed the photos and found I had a series of photos of the butterfly flapping it's wings. Species: Junonia lemonias (lemon pansy)
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Lemon Pansy Underside
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Common Five-Ring Dry Season
Another species that has similar looking species living in the same place. Species: Ypthima baldus (common fivering)
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Common Five-Ring Dry Season
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Common Jester
The little spikes at the bottom on this individual makes it easier to identify as a Common Jester. This colour pattern is quite common and there is quite a bit of variation in the pattern within each species. Species: Symbrenthia lilaea (common jester)
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Common Jester
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Large Faun Licking Leaf
This was the first of many butterflies I saw on this day. I'm used to hikes where seeing a single butterfly on the ground is a good day - I had no idea I would see so many different species in a single day. David pointed out the bright blue eyes which contrast with the overall brown shades. Species: Faunis eumeus (large faun)
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2016 to 2005 > Hong Kong 11 > Large Faun Licking Leaf
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