![](thumb/w01.jpg) Ring necked parakeet (New Delhi) |
![](thumb/w02.jpg) Black kites (New Delhi) |
![](thumb/w03.jpg) Minor birds (New Delhi) |
![](thumb/w04.jpg) Turtle dove (Baghmara) |
![](thumb/w05.jpg) Painted storks (New Delhi Zoological Park) |
![](thumb/w06.jpg) Indian roller |
![](thumb/w07.jpg) Unidentified eagle (Norkrek National Park) |
![](thumb/w08.jpg) Gecko (New Delhi) |
![](thumb/w09.jpg) Tokay type gecko |
![](thumb/w10.jpg) Lizard in bamboo forest |
![](thumb/w11.jpg) Golden skink |
![](thumb/w12.jpg) Large eyed skink |
![](thumb/w13.jpg) Gecko: I found at least nine gecko species |
![](thumb/w14.jpg) Cave frog |
![](thumb/w15.jpg) Bullfrog |
![](thumb/w16.jpg) Burrowing frog |
![](thumb/w17.jpg) Banded krait |
![](thumb/w18.jpg) Burmese python |
![](thumb/w19.jpg) Unknown caterpillar |
![](thumb/w20.jpg) Caterpillar |
![](thumb/w21.jpg) Spiny caterpillar |
![](thumb/w22.jpg) Bug feeding on a dead jewel beetle |
![](thumb/w23.jpg) A tortoise beetle: Aspidomorpha sp |
![](thumb/w24.jpg) Rainbow leaf hopper |
![](thumb/w25.jpg) One of many similar blue butterflies |
![](thumb/w26.jpg) Butterfly on genet scat. Many butterflies take minerals and salts from animal droppings. Here a civet cat has left its territorial scat on a streamside boulder and the butterfly Stibochiona nicea is taking advantage. |
![](thumb/w27.jpg) Redlacewing Cephosia Biblis: butterfly |
![](thumb/w28.jpg) At certain points in the jungle where the hill streams create pools and shallow areas, many species on lepidoptera gather to drink such as these Green angles butterflies |
![](thumb/w29.jpg) Large groups of yellow butterflies drinking |
![](thumb/w30.jpg) Window moth |
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![](thumb/w31.jpg) A leaf beetle |
![](thumb/w32.jpg) Stick insect |
![](thumb/w33.jpg) Stick insect |
![](thumb/w34.jpg) Blue fly |
![](thumb/w35.jpg) The diversity of hymenoptera is just amazing. This wasp was one of dozens I came across |
![](thumb/w35a.jpg) A bee and a wasp fighting |
![](thumb/w35b.jpg) Large hornet |
![](thumb/w35c.jpg) There are hundreds of ant species, all different sizes and colours this was a large slow moving species |
![](thumb/w36.jpg) This large ant seemed to have a body made up of seven segments, and false eyes on its abdomen |
![](thumb/w37.jpg) Boomerang midge |
![](thumb/w38.jpg) Hornbill and muntjack skulls in a trophy hunter’s cabinet |
![](thumb/w39.jpg) Fruit bats in one of the many caves |
![](thumb/w40.jpg) Leeches are everywhere in the damp forest. If bitten, the wound bleeds for a long time as the animal injects anticoagulants |
![](thumb/w41.jpg) This is a weird big earwig |
![](thumb/w42.jpg) Citrus indica, or memang narang; the wild orange at Nokrek National park: the site has became a Gene citrus sanctuary. The orange is endangered |
![](thumb/w43.jpg) Sundew: Drosera Burbaii |
![](thumb/w44.jpg) Pitcher plant: Nephanthes Khasiana |
![](thumb/w45.jpg) Small pitcher: Nephanthes species |
![](thumb/w46.jpg) Orchid |
![](thumb/w47.jpg) Orchid |
![](thumb/w48.jpg) Orchid |
![](thumb/w49.jpg) Cactus |
![](thumb/w50.jpg) Cat scat: could be one of several small to medium size cats such as marbled cat, golden cat or clouded leopard, Jungle or leopard cat |
![](thumb/w51.jpg) There are many typical western house plants here. The cheese plants, rubber plants and Aspidistra grow big in their native lands |
![](thumb/w52.jpg) Bracket fungi |
![](thumb/w53.jpg) Orange Bracket fungi |
![](thumb/w54.jpg) Whip scorpion |
![](thumb/w55.jpg) Forest scorpion |
![](thumb/w56.jpg) Hunter spider |
![](thumb/w57.jpg) Cave dwelling giant huntsman spiders: Holconia species |
![](thumb/w58.jpg) Giant huntsman spider hand size |
![](thumb/w59.jpg) Tube bodied spider |
![](thumb/w60.jpg) Yellow kite spider: Gasteracantha species |
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![](thumb/w61.jpg) Giant orb weever: Nephila maculata |
![](thumb/w62.jpg) Nephila species |
![](thumb/w63.jpg) Argiope versicolor |
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![](thumb/w64.jpg) A burrowing cricket. These large squat creatures are everywhere in India and southern Asia. They make underground tunnels with a conspicuous mound with an obvious hole, in sandy soils |
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![](thumb/w65.jpg) A brown bush cricket. These make very loud rattling song |
![](thumb/w66.jpg) Leaf mimicking green bush cricket |
![](thumb/w67.jpg) A marbled bamboo bush cricket |
![](thumb/w68.jpg) Bamboo mantis laying eggs |
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