Central, South and East Asia outside the former USSR

24.05.2018 15:22, Romyald

Black light 26 or black sky...very good option. You can see the night nature and admire the stars.

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24.05.2018 15:39, Romyald

Palawan is very interesting at night

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24.05.2018 15:51, Romyald

Even graphiums come to visit...

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24.05.2018 15:59, Romyald

Palawan

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24.05.2018 16:01, Romyald

It is especially beautiful in the morning and evening...

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24.05.2018 16:20, Romyald

If the engine is not rattling nearby, then the most cautious scorpions come to visit...big guy, like a horse, bigger than the palm of your hand, very fast and active, careful.
In UV, the upper skin glows with a yellowish-greenish light...and if you remember the hound of the Baskervilles, then it seems like it's not scary

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17.07.2018 0:45, Romyald

Philippines continued...

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17.07.2018 0:49, Romyald

The family is better off going to the Philippines, Palawan...there are plenty of fish and the crystal clear South China Sea...

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17.07.2018 0:50, Romyald

For men and insects and hiking, and fishing...

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17.07.2018 0:53, Romyald

And for women - romance...

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17.07.2018 0:54, Romyald

Palawan. Philippines...April-May 2018
Maybe you will be lucky enough to find your pearl there

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25.07.2018 14:14, Yakovlev

Mongolia 2017
Squad: 2 of my young friends Sasha Fomichev and Valentin Rudoy. The driver is Sasha Cherepanov. Route: Gobi-Altai Aimag - the most terrible holes in this area.
Duration month
Price about 200 tr
photo by Sasha Fomichev

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17.07.2019 14:43, Grigoriy.rus

Sri Lanka. Singaraja. It will be great if someone identifies the animals.

Skakunchik:


Dung truck apparently:


I don't even remember the squad:


Grasshopper:


Stick insects:




Beatle:


Helmet-head worm-that's what they call these creatures in Gunung Mulu.


The cockroach is not very big:


The guide said it was a tarantula:


I'm sorry - smeared. Very cool stuff. It is said to be female and venomous:


Also a female, but now a spider:


And finally, a good photo of the lizard:

22.07.2019 21:19, Grigoriy.rus

Borneo. Gunung Mulu (the frog from Bali). A lot of material, selected the clearest photos of insects and their friends. Scorpio is difficult to photograph, it is black and reflects light.

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10.08.2019 20:39, NakaRB

Were with my wife in Borneo from 2 to 16 June 2017, the trip was originally planned (at least by me) As a photo tour, we chose only two places to visit: Bako National Park and Permai Rainforest Resort, which is not much different from the national park due to its location.
First, some specific photos.

Permai Rainforest Resort






Non-profit organization Bako














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10.08.2019 21:20, NakaRB

And then I'll show you the animals I shot. If someone suddenly recognizes someone-write, to determine using this Forum, macroid'a and inaturalist'a managed not all...
Let's start alphabetically

Archaeognatha
?Hybographitarsus sp.




Graphitarsus sp.



Blattodea
Blaberidae
















Pseudoglomeris wellingtoni, female


Blattidae
Catara rugosicollis, male


Catara rugosicollis, female


Periplaneta australasiae

10.08.2019 21:25, NakaRB

Ectobiidae






Sundablatta pulcherrima



Pseudophyllodromia sp.

10.08.2019 21:49, NakaRB

Coleoptera
Anthribidae

Dendropemon sp.


Habrissus sp.


Xylinada sp.


Attelabidae
Lamprolabus bispinosus



Brentidae


Buprestidae
Agrilus sp.


Endelus sp.


Unfortunately, I missed two healthy, 3 cm long, luxurious zlatki...

Cantharidae




Carabidae
Abroscelis tenuipes



Cicindela aurulenta


Orthogonius sp.


Pseudozaena ?orientalis

10.08.2019 22:03, NakaRB

Cerambycidae

Cleomenes dihammaphoroides


Euryarthrum albocinctum


Gnatholea subnuda


Imbrius sp.


Imbrius sp.


Mimosybra mediomaculata


Chrysomelidae


















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10.08.2019 22:14, NakaRB

Continuation of Chrysomelidae














Basiprionota decemmaculata


Basiprionota decempustulata


Colasposoma ?auripenne


Dicladispa armigera


Galerosastra sumatrana


Lema sp.


Sphaeroderma sp.


Cleridae
Omadius sp.


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10.08.2019 22:28, NakaRB

Coccinellidae


Curculionidae













?Hypomeces sp.


Merus sp.



Elateridae

10.08.2019 22:41, NakaRB

Continuation of Elateridae








Pachyderes sp.


Endomychidae
Presumably, Endomychidae


Stenotarsus sp.


Eumorphus bulbosus arrowi


Erotylidae


Lampyridae


Lucanidae
Calcodes striatus, female


Lycidae

10.08.2019 22:52, NakaRB

Mordellidae




Glipa annulata


Rhynchitidae


Scarabaeidae
















Mimela maculicollis


?Apogonia sp


Adoretus ?compressus

10.08.2019 23:05, NakaRB

Continuation of Scarabaeidae
Apogonia sp.


Apogonia sp.


Apogonia sp.


Leucopholis ?staudingeri


Tenebrionidae














?Amarygmus sp.


?Amarygmus sp.


?Amarygmus sp.


?Strongylium sp.

10.08.2019 23:25, NakaRB

Continuation of Tenebrionidae
Amarygmus sp.


Amarygmus sp.


Amarygmus sp.


Derispia sp.


Derispia sp.


Derispia sp.


Derispia sp.


Strongylium sp.


Strongylium sp.


Strongylium sp.


Strongylium sp.


Well, something incomprehensible.


Collembola (although it is not an insect at the present time)


Dermaptera
Opisthocosmia sp.



That's all for today, to be continued...

11.08.2019 19:14, NakaRB

Diptera
Asilidae




Clinopogon sp.


Calliphoridae


Culicidae
Armigeres sp.


Dolichopodidae







?Chrysosoma sp.


Chrysosoma ?proliciens


Chrysosoma sp.


Ephydridae

?Ephydridae


Hecamede sp.


Gobryidae
Gobrya sp.

11.08.2019 19:29, NakaRB

Lauxaniidae


Homoneura sp.


Noonamyia pleuralis


Noonamyia sp.


Limoniidae


Hexatoma sp.


Micropezidae


Muscidae


Lispe flavicornis


Neomyia ?gavisa/diffidens


Neomyia sp.


Phoridae

11.08.2019 19:43, NakaRB

Platystomatidae
Scholastes cinctus





Psychodidae




Sphaeroceridae


Stratiomyidae
Hermetia illucens


Pegadomyia sp.


Syrphidae




Tabanidae





Tachinidae
?Exorista sp.

11.08.2019 19:57, NakaRB

Tephritidae
Philophylla sp.


Flies from obscure families
















Hemiptera
Alydidae
Leptocorisa costalis


Colobathristidae
Symphylax sp.


Coreidae

11.08.2019 20:11, NakaRB

Continuation of Coreidae


Homoeocerus ?meniscus


Homoeocerus sp.


Homoeocerus sp.


Gelastocoridae
Nerthra sp.


Gerridae




In a pool of sea water (about 30 cm in diameter) in the surf zone on the beach, more than a hundred larvae of different ages were sitting


Miridae
Helopeltis bradyi



Plataspididae






Megacopta sp.

11.08.2019 21:05, NakaRB

Reduviidae
















Cosmolestes picticeps


Euagoras sordidatus


Santosiella sp.


Tamaonia sp.


Rhyparochromidae
Metochus sp.


Neolethaeus ?signatus


Pactye ciconia

11.08.2019 21:19, NakaRB

Tessaratomidae
Pycanum alternatum


Homoptera. This group I already in the old-fashioned way, a separate unit...
Achilidae






Cicadellidae

11.08.2019 21:34, NakaRB

Continuation of Cicadellidae
Tartessus ferrugineus



Cicadidae












Cixiidae

11.08.2019 21:55, NakaRB

Continuation of Cixiidae
Andes sp.


Andes sp.


Andes sp.


Borysthenes sp.


Delphacidae
Ugyops sp.


Ugyops sp.


Derbidae




Saccharodite sp.


Eurybrachidae




Flatidae

11.08.2019 22:05, NakaRB

Continuation of Flatidae






Lawanina sp.


Salurnis marginella


Fulgoridae




Issidae

11.08.2019 22:16, NakaRB

Continuation of Issidae
Hemisphaerius bacculinus


Hemisphaerius rufovarius




Hemisphaerius typicus



Hemisphaerius sp.


Lophopidae
Aluma ocellata


Membracidae

11.08.2019 22:24, NakaRB

Continuation of Membracidae
Centrochares sp.




Leptocentrus sp.



Psylloidea


Ricaniidae


Representatives of unknown families








That's all for today, to be continued...

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12.08.2019 22:17, NakaRB

Hymenoptera
Apidae


Heterotrigona sp.


Nomada sp.


Tetragonula sp.


Braconidae




Spathius sp.


Spathius sp.


Spathius sp.


Crabronidae
Bembecinus sp.


Carinostigmus sp.


Tachysphex sp.


Eucharitidae
Neolosbanus palgravei


Formicidae


Camponotus sp.

12.08.2019 22:54, NakaRB

Continuation of Formicidae
Camponotus sp.


Cataulacus horridus, sorry, not quite sharply turned out, textured ant...


Crematogaster sp.


Dinomyrmex gigas



Oecophylla smaragdina




Pheidole sp.


Platythyrea sp.


Polyrhachis ?illaudata


Polyrhachis sp.


Polyrhachis sp.


Tetraponera sp.


Halictidae
Nomia strigata

12.08.2019 23:16, NakaRB

Mutillidae
Mickelomyrme sp.


Pompilidae


Scoliidae




Scolia sp.


Vespidae
Liostenogaster nitidipennis


Well, it is not clear who, perhaps, the brac-nids




Isoptera. I also put the termites in the old-fashioned way, in a separate unit...




Lepidoptera
Butterflies, unfortunately, are not all on the natural background, because there was a negative experience of attempts to transplant (including hawk moth so missed on the first day). So I decided that it is better as it is (on lampposts and lampshades), than in any way

Arctiidae




Amata egenaria


Cyana costifimbria


Lyclene ?unguifera