Hong Kong Lepidopterists' Society

09/10/2026

23/09/2026

【關於生態相片徵集：作品解析度與印製規格說明】
[Notice Regarding Ecological Photo Contest: Photo Resolution & Printing Specifications]

19/09/2026

Volunteers at work for coming 2026 Open House

15/09/2026

香港鱗翅目學會（HKLS）開放日特別活動
「生態相片」公開徵集
為配合香港鱗翅目學會（HKLS）會址開放日，本會特舉辦「世界珍稀蝴蝶標本展覽」，重點展出譽為「蝶中皇后」的金斑喙鳳蝶與金帶喙鳳蝶（又稱皇喙鳳蝶），並同步舉辦其生態相片公開徵集活動。我們期望集結廣大生態攝影愛好者的優秀作品，讓更多參觀者一睹珍稀鳳蝶的風采。勝出作品將於開放日展覽期間隆重展出。
請點擊二維碼查看詳情。

15/09/2026

HKLS OPEN DAY SPECIAL EVENT
“Ecological Photo Call for Entries”
In conjunction with the Hong Kong Lepidopterists' Society (HKLS) Open Day, HKLS is hosting a “Rare and Exotic Butterflies Exhibition”, featuring – Teinopalpus aureus and Teinopalpus imperialis. An ecological photo competition is specially organised to gather outstanding works from nature photography enthusiasts, allowing more visitors to appreciate the beauty of these rare butterflies. Winning entries will be proudly displayed during our Open Day exhibition.

Please click the QR code for details.

11/08/2026

Arhopala paramuta (de Nicéville, [1884]) 小嬈灰蝶 - Life histories completed
Host plant - Castanopsis fissa (Champ. ex Benth.) Rehder & E. H. Wilson 黧蒴錐（裂斗錐栗）(Fagaceae 殼斗科)

07/08/2026

Expupa ~ Chalcocelis sp. from Hong Kong

17/07/2026

擋路的不是意外，是驚喜。
莽山烙鐵頭蛇（Protobothrops mangshanensis），被稱為「蛇中熊貓」的珍稀物種。
Blocked by the road — not an accident, but a rare surprise.
The Mangshan pit viper (Protobothrops mangshanensis), a precious and elusive species known as the “panda of snakes.”

30/05/2026

We would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to the University of Macau, Dr Leong, and his team, who took the initiative to return the late Dr Emmett R. Easton’s invaluable insect collection from the United States to Macau.

Their dedication has not only preserved a significant piece of scientific heritage but also restored it to its rightful place. We commend the seamless organisation of the exhibition, which beautifully showcases the collection and engages the public with the wonders of entomology. Furthermore, the meticulous documentation of 135 new insect records for Macau is a groundbreaking achievement, with some specimens potentially serving as historical relics that offer insights into Macau’s ecological past. This collective endeavour exemplifies collaboration, passion, and a deep commitment to cultural and scientific enrichment. Thank you for making this possible.