Along the southern slope of this volcanic rock hill is a dense forest patch with a great variety of butterflies, christened the 'Butterfly Park' by Dr. Jaffer Palot of the Malabar Natural History Society.
Though it is only a small patch (approx. 300m long and 100m wide) which is quiet close to the sea (Approx. 1Km); Dr. Jafer has recorded 115 species of butterflies here over the last decade or so, including some forest species.
In the past 2 day I was able to see + 40 species in just a few hours.
Sunday, August 07, 2005
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