Curiosity Has a Price

Many of us photo bloggers have been searching through our photo files lately to come up with photos to post since we can't get out and about as much as usual.  Last week, I went searching through a file of photos from the Butterfly Wonderland place in Scottsdale.  It's been over 6 years since I visited there.  I think the annual butterfly pavilion at the Desert Botanical Garden always satisfies my need to see butterflies.

While looking through those photos, I noticed that many of the butterflies were not identified so I went to Amazon and found a book called the Smithsonian Handbook on Butterflies and Moths.  I ordered it and it arrived on Monday.  So far, the only one I've found in the book is the first photo.  It's called a Great Orange Tip.  The one above I found doing a Google search. It's a Tamil Lacewing.

So what do you supposed these last two are called?  I can't find them in the book and I wasn't able to find them via Google.  Any ideas out there?  The book I bought has thousands of examples in it but I couldn't find any that come close to these two and I also couldn't find a few that I had already identified.   So that book didn't turn out to be very helpful after all.

By the way, if you want to see the butterflies I posted from the Butterfly Wonderland in the past, just click the Butterfly Wonderland label below.

7/16/20 Update:  Two of my readers did the deep research and found the names of these two butterflies.  The top one is called a Starry Night Cracker, an appropriate name I think.  The last one is called a Rusty Tipped Page.  Thanks very much for finding these for me!