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One beautiful camouflage it has.... Found this guy on a Lichen covered tree.. ...
Requesting the ID of this beautiful, well camouflaged moth :-)
Insect for ID Requesting the ID of this beautiful insect. :-) Size: 1cm ...
Planthopper - top view Amazing wing patterns isn't it..?
ID please Looks similar to a Lycid Beetle. Size: 1cm approx
Flowers from my garden.collected from country side while traveling from ...
White flowers growing on coffee bushes. Looks like large clusters of jasmine. ...
I would love to know more about this beautiful spider.
Top view of the same guy: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/10547254
Found him under a charred bark. Is this an Indian Day Gecko?
A very strange spider to me. The Tail like projection is very interesting to ...
In its elements - Fejervarya sp for ID Size: 4.5cms approx. Snout to Vent.
The spider is seen feeding on a Planthopper. Any idea what that white mass is?
Smaller than a Housefly. A juvenile I guess. Requesting the ID... Size: Less ...
One of the largest Caterpillars around I guess... :-)
Requesting the ID of this Nyctibatrachus... Size:2.5cm
The right hind leg is grasping the plant under the body. Size: 1 inch approx
This beautifully camouflaged Planthopper was on a tree bark. Requesting the ...
Perhaps a Yellow Headed Leafhopper as seen here: ...
A satisfactory picture of this guy was on my wishlist for a long time... :-)
Requesting the ID of this spectacular looking Beetle..
Found it on a dry Plantain leaf. Size: 1 inch approx
Crab Spider - After feeding on a Moth Looks like this spider had a scrumptious ...
Non poisonous small snake endemic to western ghats especially wayanad and
The bronzed frog (Hylarana temporalis) is a species of true frog found in the ...
They are often known as picture-winged flies, along with members of other ...
Requesting id of this beautiful little fly. Size: 0.6cm approx :-) This is ...
Also called Net-winged beetles. I am not sure if this is a Long-Nosed Lycid ...
It seems this poor fella has fallen for Fowl Pox.
