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Ctenolepisma longicaudatum – Opinion 2427 and paper based papers
CategoriesInsects Singapore

Ctenolepisma longicaudatum – Opinion 2427 and paper based papers

Posted onJune 22, 2021June 22, 2021

These insects belong to the order Zygentoma, what should be found on the last page of a dictionary (the last … Continue ReadingCtenolepisma longicaudatum – Opinion 2427 and paper based papers

Papilio polytes – Onkel Dittmeyer
CategoriesButterflies & moths Singapore

Papilio polytes – Onkel Dittmeyer

Posted onJune 16, 2021June 16, 2021

Written by Christine One morning, sipping my coffee, my eye fell on something sitting on my homegrown little orange tree. … Continue ReadingPapilio polytes – Onkel Dittmeyer

Nephila pilipes – Promoted to big sister!
CategoriesArachnids Singapore Thailand

Nephila pilipes – Promoted to big sister!

Posted onJune 11, 2021June 27, 2021

N. pilipes are massive, widely distributed Golden Orb Weavers. These spiders are really big, bigger than many tarantulas! They are … Continue ReadingNephila pilipes – Promoted to big sister!

Pandercetes cf. malleator – Funghi – algae gen(i)us
CategoriesArachnids Singapore

Pandercetes cf. malleator – Funghi – algae gen(i)us

Posted onMay 23, 2021June 27, 2021

This spider is a good opportunity to introduce the Word Spider Catalogue, a collection of ALL spider species including a … Continue ReadingPandercetes cf. malleator – Funghi – algae gen(i)us

Naja sumatrana – Naja is German and means “well, I have my doubts!”
CategoriesSingapore Snakes

Naja sumatrana – Naja is German and means “well, I have my doubts!”

Posted onMay 23, 2021June 27, 2021

So should I have my doubts about whether I´d be happy to meet these snakes in Singapore? For sure this … Continue ReadingNaja sumatrana – Naja is German and means “well, I have my doubts!”

Corinnomma severum – this time a sac spider
CategoriesArachnids Singapore

Corinnomma severum – this time a sac spider

Posted onMay 20, 2021June 27, 2021

Another ant-like-looking spider! And more ant-mimicking to come. Almost identical to the ant-mimicking jumping spiders on the first look is … Continue ReadingCorinnomma severum – this time a sac spider

Paracritheus trimaculatus – obviously odd!
CategoriesBugs Singapore

Paracritheus trimaculatus – obviously odd!

Posted onMay 16, 2021May 30, 2021

This bug has a remarkable feature, which was a bit confusing to me. Maybe it is because almost everything in … Continue ReadingParacritheus trimaculatus – obviously odd!

Chrysopelea paradisi – A wolf gliding in sheep’s clothing
CategoriesSingapore Snakes

Chrysopelea paradisi – A wolf gliding in sheep’s clothing

Posted onMay 13, 2021October 21, 2021

Look how two different pictures can either introduce this Paradise Tree Snake to you as an elegant tiny snake with … Continue ReadingChrysopelea paradisi – A wolf gliding in sheep’s clothing

Telamonia dimidiata – hoaxed since 2002
CategoriesArachnids Singapore

Telamonia dimidiata – hoaxed since 2002

Posted onMay 13, 2021May 30, 2021

That’s the stuff for my blog. I found this large, pale jumping spider, having a nice pattern of two red … Continue ReadingTelamonia dimidiata – hoaxed since 2002

Lutrogale perspicillata – ottercity [ɒˈtɜː(r)əsIt-ee], the ability to make a fresh start when the time has come
CategoriesMammals Singapore

Lutrogale perspicillata – ottercity [ɒˈtɜː(r)əsIt-ee], the ability to make a fresh start when the time has come

Posted onMay 8, 2021May 30, 2021

Ottercity is not a feature, it is one name for Singapore, a city that has successfully rebuilt habitats that have … Continue ReadingLutrogale perspicillata – ottercity [ɒˈtɜː(r)əsIt-ee], the ability to make a fresh start when the time has come

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