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This moth had visited my CFL light and sheet put up at the night.
This is a relatively large Emerald Moth. Wingspan: 58 mm.
This is relatively a small Cicada. Wing length: 50 mm. Its body tapers and ends ...
Wing length: 45 mm. Quite a small Cicada compared to many. This is a greenish ...
This moth had visited my CFL light and sheet put up at the night.
This moth had visited my CFL light and sheet put up at the night.
This is relatively a large tussock moth. Wing length: 35 mm.
The plant the beetle was feeding on has been included in slide 3. No idea ...
This is one of the largest Cicadas, and quite common in these places. Wing ...
This is a large arthropod. Appears to be a hopper, a grasshopper, may be. From ...
This moth may be confused with another similar looking one, however this one ...
Large stick insects seen mating. The larger one appears to be the female and ...
