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Lantern Bug

Pyrops shiinaorum

Habitat:

Deciduous forest, 440 MASL

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11 Comments

RobThacker
RobThacker 9 years ago

Thank you Toshimi

ToshimiDowaki
ToshimiDowaki 9 years ago

Great find! Great series!

RobThacker
RobThacker 9 years ago

Thank you staccyh.
Just these 2 so far Dan, a friend has told me he see's P. shiinaorum frequently in some of the Lychee planations on the mountain, will try and get there soon.

staccyh
staccyh 9 years ago

Great series Rob.

Dan Doucette
Dan Doucette 9 years ago

Wow! Lantern bugs are so cool! How many other species have you spotted, besides your recent 2? (in the genus Pyrops)

RobThacker
RobThacker 9 years ago

Hi Linda, thank you

LindaAlisto
LindaAlisto 9 years ago

beautiful lantern bugs :)

RobThacker
RobThacker 9 years ago

Hi Marta, Doctor & Doreen, thank you for your comments. I find these bugs both intriguing and comical, especially as they have a habit of shuffling sideways when you get to close, these three shuffled in perfect unity then took off in the same fashion.

doreen.chambers.14
doreen.chambers.14 9 years ago

Sweet!

DrNamgyalT.Sherpa
DrNamgyalT.Sherpa 9 years ago

Congrat Rob, what a filed up find!

The MnMs
The MnMs 9 years ago

Precious, Rob! I would soooo love to find these somewhere in the future! :-)

RobThacker
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RobThacker

เชียงใหม่, จังหวัดเชียงใหม่, Thailand

Spotted on Jun 5, 2014
Submitted on Jun 5, 2014

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