KS028 Peridrome orbicularis
KS030 Hypena quadralis
KS030 Hypena quadralis (set)
KS029 Bertula crucialis (Felder & Rogenhofer, 1874…
KS031 Atteva megalastra
KS032 Autoba semirufa
KS033 Glyphodes caesalis
KS034 Imma diplospila
KS035 Imma sp.?
KS036 Callopistria flavitincta
KS037 Iambia pulla (?)
KS038 Hypena labatalis
KS038A Erebus ephesperis
KS039 Clostera costicomma (Hampson, [1893])
KS040 Unidentified Pyralid.
KS041 Acropteris leptaliac
KS042 Metallaxis semipurpurascens
KS043 Dappula tertius (Templeton, 1847)
KS044 Geometrid
KS045 Agathodes ostentalis
KS046 Pygospila tyres
KS047 Androlymnia emarginata
KS049 Macroglossum glaucoptera
KS050 Eudocima salamina
KS050 Eudocima salamina
KS051 Asota caricae
KS052 Hyposidra talaca
KS051 Asota caricae (set)
KS053 Callopistria exotica
KS054 Euproctis aliena?
KS056 Ozola minor
KS057 Syntomoides imaon
KS060 Asota paphos
KS060 Asota paphos (set)
KS061 Ercheia cyllaria
KS062 Mecodina praecipua
Ks063 Nacoleia insolitalis
KS064 Trilocha varians
KS064 Trilocha varians (set)
KS066 Petrophora sp?
KS067 Pagyda lustralis
KS068 Glyphodes onychinalis
KS070 Endotricha mesenterialis
KS071 Arctornis micacea
KS072 - Bematha extensa
KS072 - Bematha extensa (top view)
KS073 Lacera noctilio
KS073 Lacera noctilio Wing Markings
KS074 Chiasmia cinerearia
KS075 Eucyclodes semialba
KS076 Heterostegane subtessellata
KS077 Comostola cedilla
KS078 Nemophora decisella
KS078 Nemophora decisella
KS079 Tigrioides euchana
KS080 Scopula voluptaria (form 2?)
KS081 Pyralid
KS082 Idaea macrospila
KS083 Orvasca subnotata
KS084 Geometrid
KS085 Cerynea contentaria
KS087 Trigonodes hyppasia
KS088 Eilema sp.
KS026 Eudocima phalonia
KS024 Scopula voluptaria
KS021 Hypsopygia sps?
KS020 Endotricha puncticostalis
KS019 Unidentified Noctuid
KS022 Striglina cinnamomea
KS018 Crithote pannicula
KS017 Pelagodes proquadraria
KS016 Psimada quadripennis
KS015 - Episparina tortuosalis
KS014 Endotricha mesenterialis
KS013 Creatonotos transiens
KS012 Paraeuchaetes pseudoinsulata
KS010 Unidentified Noctuid
KS008 Earias insulana (Egyptian Bollworm)
KS007 Clethrogyna turbata
KS006 Notarcha aurolinealis (Walker, 1859)
KS005 Cryptophlebia ombrodelta
KS004 Idaea sps?
KS003 Semiothisa sps
KS002 Comibaena attenuata
KS001 Hemithea tritonaria
52 Videoing From A Coral Strand
54 Heading to the Internal Flight
51 Carved Carrot Flowers
50 Vegetable Flower Art
50 Carved Vegetable Flowers
49 Thai Dancers
43 Just Passing Through
42b Lightning Display
42a The Action Begins
42 A Storm Building
41a Water Beetle
40a Hyleoglomeris sps Curled Up
41 Thai Rainbow Millipede
40 Hyleoglomeris sps
34 Lots More Steps
33c Aahh! At Last!
33b Right, Now, The Bread, The Bread! Where's The…
33a Dont Mind Me
33 What on Earth
32 It Is Steep Here!
29 Work Transport through Lamai
28 Chaweng Main Street South
27 Chaweng Centre
26 Chaweng Main Street North
23a Phalanta phalanta phalanta (Common Leopard)
25 Wi're We Stopping Here??
24 Fishing Boat Scene
23 Butterfly Stalking
22 Wat Kiri Wongkaram
21 Wat Kiri Wongkaram
20 Thong Krut Waterfront
19a Get The Umbrella, I'm Getting Wet!
19 A Wet Day at the Hotel
14b Beach Creeping Flowers
14 Centara Villas Beach View South
13c Exploring The Track From the Beach
13b Thai Fishing Boat
13a Local Boats
13 Centara Villas Beach View North
12f Lebadea martha (The Knight)
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KS027 Dysphania subreplata
Geometridae - Wingspan: 100mm.
Strangely enough, one would think that this species is more likely to be a "Tiger Moth", and in fact, it is known in some places as a "False Tiger". However, the caterpillar is very much a "Looper" type, albeit quite large compared to most Geometrids, so the taxonomic placement of this genus is very clear.
This is a day-flying moth which we found flying around a Lantana australis flower patch together with the butterflies in the hotel grounds.
Strangely enough, one would think that this species is more likely to be a "Tiger Moth", and in fact, it is known in some places as a "False Tiger". However, the caterpillar is very much a "Looper" type, albeit quite large compared to most Geometrids, so the taxonomic placement of this genus is very clear.
This is a day-flying moth which we found flying around a Lantana australis flower patch together with the butterflies in the hotel grounds.
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