Central, South and East Asia outside the former USSR

12.08.2019 23:28, NakaRB

Choreutidae


Cosmopterigidae
Cosmopterix sp.


Crambidae












Aetholix flavibasalis


Agrotera basinotata


Ambia decoralis


?Talanga sp./Eristena bifurcalis


Hemiscopis ?sanguinea


Metoeca foedalis


Piletocera sp.

12.08.2019 23:45, NakaRB

Continuation of Crambidae

Pitama hermesalis


Talanga sexpunctalis


Eupterotidae
Eupterote asclepiades


Geometridae
? or maybe not a moth...




Anisodes absconditaria


Chrysocraspeda sp.


Comibaena attenuata


Comostola ?laesaria


Derambila dentiscripta


Derambila sp.


Derambila sp.


Hypochrosis binexata


Hypochrosis cryptopyrrhata


Ornithospila cincta

12.08.2019 23:56, NakaRB

Continuation of Geometridae

Ornithospila succincta


Syngonorthus subpunctatus


Hesperiidae
Eetion elia



?Potanthus trachala/Taractrocera luzonensis


Iambrix stellifer


Oriens sp.


Immidae
Imma sp.


Lecithoceridae




Limacodidae
Setora nitens



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

13.08.2019 22:25, NakaRB

Lymantriidae




Arctornis sp.


Arctornis sp.


Dasychira sp.


Lymantria brunneiplaga


Nygmia guttulata


Olene mendosa


Rhypotoses sp.


Selepa sp.


Somena ?similis


Somena similis


Noctuidae

13.08.2019 22:35, NakaRB

Continuation of Noctuidae
Bocana ?manifestalis


Callopistria ventralis


Hulodes caranea


Hywoolla sp.


Metaemene atrigutta


Metaphoenia plagifera


Rivula ?inconspicua/bioculalis


Yepcalphis dilectissima


Nolidae
Paracrama dulcissima


Nymphalidae
Junonia hedonia



Lexias dirtea


Parantica sp. The top, unfortunately, is not sharp, but it can help to determine...



Tanaecia pelea

13.08.2019 22:52, NakaRB

Continuation of Nymphalidae
Terinos terpander


Psychidae
Eumeta sp.




Pyralidae




Doloessa ?ochrociliella


Endotricha consocia


Satyridae
Mycalesis sp.


Sphingidae


Acosmeryx shervilli


Thyrididae


Banisia myrsusalis


Tineidae
Edosa sp.


Tortricidae


Well, all sorts of incomprehensible things...

13.08.2019 22:58, NakaRB

Continuation of strange butterflies and caterpillars

13.08.2019 23:07, NakaRB

Continuation of strange butterflies and caterpillars

13.08.2019 23:21, NakaRB

Continuation of strange butterflies and caterpillars












Mantodea
Iridopterygidae
Hapalopeza tigrina, male


Hapalopeza tigrina, female


Tropidomantis tenera, female


Tropidomantis tenera, male


Mantidae
Amantis reticulata


Deroplatys truncata



Euchomenella heteroptera


This post was edited by NakaRB - 14.08.2019 22: 22

13.08.2019 23:29, NakaRB

Continuation of Mantidae
Euchomenella sp.


Hierodula sp.


Hierodula sp.


Amantis sp.


Amantis sp.


Tarachodidae
Caliris sp.


Caliris sp.


Caliris sp.


Neuroptera
Myrmeleontidae







That's all for today, to be continued... (if you're not tired yet, of course )

This post was edited by NakaRB - 14.08.2019 22: 22

14.08.2019 0:03, Dracus

14.08.2019 22:39, NakaRB

Odonata
Argiolestidae


Coenagrionidae
Amphicnemis sp.


Teinobasis ruficollis


Libellulidae
Agrionoptera insignis


Neurothemis fluctuans


Neurothemis ramburii


Orthetrum testaceum


Tyriobapta torrida, male and female



Platycnemididae
Copera vittata


Prodasineura dorsalis


Prodasineura sp.


Orthoptera
Acrididae

14.08.2019 22:45, NakaRB

Continuation of Acrididae




















Oxya sp.


Phlaeoba antennata


Pseudoxya diminuta



Traulia azureipennis

14.08.2019 22:57, NakaRB

Continuation of Acrididae
Traulia sp.


Gryllacrididae
Larnaca fasciata dammermani


Gryllidae
Euscyrtus sp.


Nisitrus sp.


Polionemobius taprobanensis


Mogoplistidae
Ornebius sp.






Podoscirtidae










Pyrgomorphidae

14.08.2019 23:08, NakaRB

Rhaphidophoridae
Rhaphidophora ?oophaga


Tetrigidae
Falconius planitarsus


Falconius sp.


Lamellitettigodes sp.








Tettigoniidae

14.08.2019 23:16, NakaRB

Continuation of Tettigoniidae














Lipotactes alienus



Paraphisis sp.



Phyllozelus abbotti


Scambophyllum sp.


Trigonidiidae
?Trigonidium sp.

14.08.2019 23:27, NakaRB

Continuation of Trigonidiidae


I don't know where to put this cricket - shaped pile of animals...

14.08.2019 23:30, NakaRB

Continuation of incomprehensible crickets










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

15.08.2019 22:01, NakaRB

Phasmida
Diapheromeridae


Heteropterygidae
Epidares nolimetangere


Epidares nolimetangere




Haaniella sp.


Haaniella sp.


Haaniella sp.


Haaniella sp.


Phasmatidae
?Mnesilochus sp.


?Mnesilochus sp.


?Pharnacia sp.


?Pharnacia sp.


Phylliidae
Phyllium bioculatum


Unidentified stick insects even up to the family

15.08.2019 22:10, NakaRB

Continuation of unidentified stick insects












Psocoptera











Trichoptera




That's all about insects, unfortunately. Now I will torment you with arachnids

15.08.2019 22:32, NakaRB

Araneae
Araneidae
Parawixia dehaani


Barychelidae


Ctenidae


Hersiliidae
Hersilia sp.


Hersilia sp.


Hersilia sp.


Lycosidae
Arctosa littoralis




Nephilidae
Nephila pilipes


Oxyopidae
Hamataliwa sp.


Oxyopes javanus




Pisauridae


Salticidae

15.08.2019 22:42, NakaRB

Continuation of Salticidae








Colyttus striatus





Laufeia daiqini


Phintella bifurcilinea


Phintella debilis


Plexippoides ?regius


Portia ?labiata/assamensis



Thiania sp.

15.08.2019 22:53, NakaRB

Sparassidae














Gnathopalystes kochi


Heteropoda sp.


Heteropoda venatoria



Pandercetes sp.


Miturgidae


Theraphosidae
Phlogiellus sp.

15.08.2019 23:00, NakaRB

Unidentified spiders






Opiliones
Podoctidae




Scorpiones. All that we managed to remove . They were very fast...


Uropygi
Thelyphonidae



With arachnids, too, everything. There's not much left...

15.08.2019 23:17, NakaRB

Crustaceans

Amphipoda
Talitridae


Decapoda
Coenobitidae
Coenobita violascens


Coenobita sp.


Dotillidae
Scopimera sp.


Grapsidae
Metopograpsus sp.



Ocypodidae
Austruca annulipes



Ocypode sp.


Ocypode sp.


Ocypode sp.


Ocypode sp.


Uca sp.


This post was edited by NakaRB - 08/15/2019 23: 18

15.08.2019 23:25, NakaRB

Sesarmidae






Geosesarma sp.


These shrimps (I found at least 2 pieces) lived in a small, 3 liters, pothole in a boulder located in the splash zone, and filled with sea water


Isopoda
Armadillidiidae


Ligiidae
Ligia sp.



And this is I do not know who, some strange cross between a woodlouse and a water donkey...


That's all for today, the end follows...

This post was edited by NakaRB - 16.08.2019 00: 06

16.08.2019 19:50, NakaRB

Chilopoda
Scolopendromorpha. A large, about 15 cm, black centipede with red legs was seen in a hollow tree, but it did not want to go out




Scutigeromorpha
Scutigeridae
Thereuopoda sp.


Diplopoda






Glomerida
Glomeridae


Platydesmida
?Andrognathidae


Polydesmida
Paradoxosomatidae


Gastropoda
Pulmonates
Ellobiidae
Pythia scarabaeus


Stylommatophora
Ariophantidae
Everettia sp.


Parmarion sp.


Vitrinula thisbe


Vitrinula sp.




This post was edited by NakaRB - 16.08.2019 20: 39

16.08.2019 20:02, NakaRB

Helicarionidae
Kaliella calculosa


Trochomorphidae
?Videna sp./Geotrochus sp.


Amphibia
Anura
Bufonidae
Pelophryne signata


Microhylidae
Kalophrynus meizon


Kalophrynus sp.


Kalophrynus sp.


Ranidae
Chalcorana ?chalconota/megalonesa


Chalcorana chalconota


Pulchrana baramica


Rhacophoridae
Polypedates leucomystax


Reptilia
Squamata
Agamidae
Gonocephalus liogaster

16.08.2019 20:14, NakaRB

Continuation of Agamidae
Phoxophrys nigrilabris



Colubridae
Ahaetulla prasina



Dendrelaphis ?caudolineatus


Gekkonidae
Cnemaspis kendallii


Cnemaspis sp.


Cyrtodactylus consobrinus



Scincidae
Eutropis ?multifasciata/rudis


Viperidae
Tropidolaemus subannulatus




Mammalia
Sus barbatus barbatus

16.08.2019 20:38, NakaRB

Nasalis larvatus


Trachypithecus cristatus


Macaca fascicularis


Well, I'll finish with flowers...
Commelina diffusa


Dendrobium crumenatum


Globba tricolor


Clidemia hirta


Asystasia gangetica


Melastoma malabathricum


Nepenthes rafflesiana


Nepenthes ampullaria


Nepenthes gracilis


Garcinia sp.


Hydnophytum formicarum


Hibiscus tiliaceus


That's it for me. I hope I didn't get too tormented by the abundance of photos.

I was surprised by several points. First of all, quite a few butterflies were caught, I thought there would be more. True, I was traveling without lighting equipment (by the way, the question is, if someone goes with their own light for night fishing/shooting - how to transport it on the plane, does it raise unnecessary questions during baggage inspection?), and the lighting in the hotel, in Bako turned out to be very poor,on the AWL-ku would fly, Much more active, I think.
Secondly, I was struck by the abundance of erect-winged larvae. It's not entirely clear if this is how I got there and, say, in August there would have been more adults, or just so lucky (unlucky)...
There are a lot of stick insects in Bako compared to the hotel (there are only 3 types in the hotel, the rest are from Bako), although both places are located about 40 km away from each other (neighboring peninsulas), both on the seashore, vegetation and climate are the same.

This post was edited by NakaRB - 16.08.2019 20: 53

04.09.2019 13:51, Танав

In April of this year, he conducted an expedition for entomologists on the island of Siberut near Sumatra. A very interesting region in terms of zoogeography. There were not many insects, but the guys made some very interesting finds on both butterflies and beetles. The living conditions were very ascetic, we lived with the locals in the village and in the forest in a house with pigs))

There's not much to eat, either. Here, for example, such a device for the extraction of sago says a lot.



So they ate sago and did entomophagy (palm weevil larvae).



House in the forest: pigs live below, people live above. The smell is gorgeous!!!



State of trails in the forest.



Well, a little animal life. Amboin hinge turtle (Cuora amboinensis).



Dragonfly Rhythemis.



A small, indeterminate dragonfly.



Female and male nephila pilipes.



There were not many butterflies, but there were: sailboats, nymphalids, whiteflies and of course pigeons. This Eooxylides tharis is endemic to Sundaland.



Barbel Bandar.



Cockroach Panesthia.



At night, the age was average or weak, but there were a few interesting things. There were also Mentawai endemics.



Mentawai is quite a complex region. Not as difficult as it sounds, but still... In terms of logistics, everything is now more or less accessible. But there are many subtleties in place, ranging from relationships with local people, ending with the lack of English. But we didn't have much problems, as Indonesian is my second language after Russian.

04.09.2019 19:57, Kharkovbut

12.09.2019 19:27, GlebSinon

We spent August crawling through the Chinese mountains, enjoying the views and relaxing our souls. Small fees were a nice addition)

Locations: Sichuan, Shaanxi, Yunnan.

A couple of landscapes and part of what was collected/met on the way. In addition, we saw many cerambycidae, tenebrionidae, various crunches and coprophages, as well as blattodea.

P.S.: if someone recognizes cicadas/carabids, I will be grateful)

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Malaybalay

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12.10.2023 18:25, Romyald

Mindanao

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12.10.2023 18:27, Romyald

Monumental monuments

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