List of butterflies of Singapore

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Location of Singapore

This is a list of butterflies of Singapore. About 305 species are known from Singapore.[1]

Papilionidae[]

Papilioninae[]

  • Chilasa clytia clytia – common mime
  • Graphium agamemnon agamemnon – tailed jay
  • Graphium doson evemonides – common jay
  • Graphium evemon eventus – blue jay
  • Graphium sarpedon luctatius – common bluebottle
  • Pachliopta aristolochiae asteris – common rose
  • Papilio demoleus malayanus – lime butterfly
  • Papilio demolion demolion – banded swallowtail
  • Papilio iswara iswara – great Helen
  • Papilio memnon agenor – great Mormon
  • Papilio polytes romulus – common Mormon
  • Papilio prexaspes prexaspes – blue Helen
  • Pathysa antiphates itamputi – five bar swordtail
  • Troides amphrysus ruficollis – Malayan birdwing
  • Troides helena cerberus – common birdwing

Pieridae[]

Coliadinae[]

Pierinae[]

Nymphalidae[]

Danainae[]

Satyrinae[]

Morphinae[]

Nymphalinae[]

  • Doleschallia bisaltide ?bisalitide var. – autumn leaf
  • Doleschallia bisaltide pratipa – autumn leaf
  • Hypolimnas anomala anomala – Malayan eggfly
  • Hypolimnas bolina bolina – great eggfly
  • Hypolimnas bolina jacintha – Jacintha eggfly
  • Hypolimnas misippus misippus – Danaid eggfly
  • Junonia almana javana – peacock pansy
  • Junonia atlites atlites – grey pansy
  • Junonia hedonia ida – chocolate pansy
  • Junonia orithya wallacei – blue pansy
  • Vanessa cardui – painted lady
  • Vanessa indica indica – Indian red admiral

Heliconiinae[]

Limenitidinae[]

Cyrestinae[]

Apaturinae[]

Charaxinae[]

Riodinidae[]

Riodininae[]

Lycaenidae[]

Poritiinae[]

Miletinae[]

  • Allotinus unicolor unicolor – lesser darkie
  • Liphyra brassolis abbreviata – moth butterfly
  • Logania marmorata damis – pale mottle
  • Miletus biggsii biggsii – Bigg's brownie
  • Miletus gopara gopara
  • Miletus symethus petronius
  • Spalgis epius epius – apefly

Curetinae[]

Aphnaeinae[]

Theclinae[]

Polyommatinae[]

Hesperiidae[]

Coeliadinae[]

Pyrginae[]

Hesperiinae[]

See also[]

  • Wildlife of Singapore

References[]

  • Fleming, W. A., 1975 Butterflies of West Malaysia & Singapore Berkshire, Eng. : Classey Publications Two volumes ISBN 0900848715 (volume 1)
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