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Aug. 10, 2011
10:14 AM IST
Description
~40 mm
Intertidal rock pool
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Aug. 10, 2011
10:11 AM IST
Description
Rocky shore, intertidal; in rockpool.
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Aug. 10, 2011
10:03 AM IST
Description
Habitat: On Platue/Hilltop below rocks
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Aug. 10, 2011
10:00 AM IST
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Aug. 10, 2011
09:58 AM IST
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Aug. 10, 2011
09:55 AM IST
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Jun. 23, 2011
02:07 AM IST
Description
Was on glass window.
Size: around 6 cm.
seen at Night
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Jul. 10, 2010
12:06 AM IST
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Jul. 10, 2010
12:05 AM IST
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the past
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Jul. 10, 2010
12:04 AM IST
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the past
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Jul. 10, 2010
12:02 AM IST
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Jul. 10, 2010
12:02 AM IST
Description
commonly seen at flat tops with lots of loose rocky terrain.
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Jul. 10, 2010
12:01 AM IST
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Jul. 9, 2010
11:57 PM IST
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Four species but yet unidentified to me !
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Jul. 9, 2010
02:52 PM IST
Description
commonly seen inter tidally.
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the past
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Jun. 25, 2010
11:58 AM IST
Description
Small hairy moth with nice pattern
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Date
the past
Place
(Somewhere...)
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Jun. 22, 2010
10:20 PM IST
Description
As per images at Bugsguide.net Brentidae (Straight-snouted Weevils) possible match
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Jun. 8, 2010
10:28 PM IST
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Jun. 8, 2010
09:44 PM IST
Description
It was climbing and then from the top it gave beautiful pose for this picture.
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the past
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Jun. 7, 2010
10:01 PM IST
Description
Size: 12 mm
After the summer monsoon rains start, it is pretty velvety red mites seen across the lands.
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(Somewhere...)
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May. 8, 2010
10:16 AM IST
Description
In first image (Orange yellow) sabellid worm's arms and small cirri on it functioning in filter feeding mechanism.
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May. 8, 2010
10:11 AM IST
Description
Sightings are rare in area during day but we got chance to see this huge and massive python.
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May. 2, 2010
11:59 AM IST
Description
The adult moths have transparent wings with broad dark brown borders. There is a tuft of brown hairs on the tip of the abdomen. The tuft on the end of the abdomen of the female is rather bushier than that of the male. Unfertilised females are quite amusing as they are inclined to keep wiggling this tuft in a figure of eight, presumably to better disperse a pheromone which they emit, in order to attract a male.
As per comment on my image at INW by Sindhu Ramchandran.
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May. 1, 2010
11:03 PM IST
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the past
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Apr. 30, 2010
10:24 PM IST
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Apr. 20, 2010
03:46 PM IST
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Apr. 19, 2010
09:56 PM IST
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Apr. 19, 2010
09:51 PM IST
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Apr. 19, 2010
09:39 PM IST
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Apr. 19, 2010
09:38 PM IST