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Family: Hymenopodidae (Typical Flower Mantises)
Subfamily: Oxypilinae
Tribe: Hestiasulini
Genus: Astyliasula
Thanks Benedict Yeap
brown one is female
Astyliasula Phyllopus
Boxing mantis adult
14 Jan 2021
Thanks Jiaobao for spotting this beauty
Video:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6M6CrhyLtm/?igsh=MWQ5Yzc1MGx3c2V1ZQ==
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Género TobaObserv.
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Cicadellidae (leafhoppers) that looks like a fly. Have Tufts of hairs on the head on body, and resemble a moth from some angle.
Stegelytrini is a tribe of leafhoppers in the subfamily Deltocephalinae.
Family: Cicadellidae
Subfamily: Deltocephalinae
Tribe: Stegelytrini
Cicadellidae
Leafhoppers
Deltocephalinae
Stegelytrini
Fly
Diptera
S23ultra
S23ultraphotography
Singaporebiodiversity
Video:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2KDl3SRSvl/?igsh=bTkxbXk0MjhyMjJh
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Rare to see blue insects. iNat not confident but had listed Eudmeta marginata, a type of fly. At Gallops Extension.
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Sepia de Manos Largas (Ascarosepion latimanus)Observ.
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Hiding under Coral Rubble
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Taringa halgerdaObserv.
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My 1000th Observation on iNaturalist!
Here's to my latest obsession with Nudibranchs. One of, if not my most favorite shot of the entire trip :)
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klearadDescripción
So cute!
Purple-spotted flatworm
Pseudoceros laingensis
Family Pseudocerotidae
Those with a yellow body have just eaten, and the yellow colour will fade to cream once the food is digested. Some may be seen with a paler or white stripe along the centre of the body, this is the intestine that shows through the body and is not used to identify the worm.
http://www.wildsingapore.com/wildfacts/worm/polycladida/laingensis.htm
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Capuchino Cabeza Negra (Lonchura atricapilla)Observ.
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Chased a Common Waxbill away to feed
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Lifer
How do you confirm this is not a Zappey's Flycatcher?
