Entomology in Nepal

Entomology in Nepal "An insect is more complex than a star..and is a far greater challenge to understand."- Martin Rees

Egg mass of Black soldier fly.
23/03/2025

Egg mass of Black soldier fly.

16/02/2025

The larva of Citrus lemon butterfly captured showing a fork like unique organ called osmeterium which is everted upon disturbance secreting irritant volatiles as a defensive mechanism. This organ is unique to the larva of insects under family Papilionidae (Order : Lepidoptera). The eversion and retraction of the osmeterium are dependent on the internal pressure generated by the haemolymph.

Larva and Pupa of oleander hawk moth gracing your feed.This beauty belongs to the family Sphingidae under Lepidoptera or...
16/02/2025

Larva and Pupa of oleander hawk moth gracing your feed.
This beauty belongs to the family Sphingidae under Lepidoptera order.

The freshly hatched nymphs and egg mass of litchi bug collected from Rampur,Chitwan.
14/02/2025

The freshly hatched nymphs and egg mass of litchi bug collected from Rampur,Chitwan.

The pearl like eggs of Fall armyworm under microscopic lens at Entomology lab, Agriculture and Forestry University.
14/02/2025

The pearl like eggs of Fall armyworm under microscopic lens at Entomology lab, Agriculture and Forestry University.

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