Afternoon Walk At Windsor Nature Park (08 Mar 2020)

I was feeling under-the-weather for a good part of the week and so when I have fully recovered, I decided to go for a walk at the Windsor Nature Park, despite the hot weather and afternoon time. From my past experience, hot weather will see a drastic drop in the number of beetles encountered, let alone in the afternoon time. Nevertheless I decided to proceed with the plan in order to ease the itch of my trigger finger, albeit that my expectation of finding beetles was not very high.

Here's a photograph of an interesting looking jumping spider encountered at the place.

Darkling Beetle ~ 2 mm

Tiger Beetle (Cicindela aurulenta) ~ 15 mm

Tumbling Flower Beetle (Glipa malaccana) ~ 10 mm

Fungus Beetle (Episcapha xanthopustulata) ~ 15 mm

Ladybird Beetle ~ 4 mm

Ladybird Beetle (Chilocorus circumdatus) ~ 4 mm

Fungus Beetle ~ 10 mm

Ground Beetle (Pericalus depressus) ~ 4 mm

Fungus Weevil (Acorynus pictus) ~ 8 mm

Fungus Weevil ~ 10 mm

Unknown beetle ~ 3 mm

Hister Beetle ~ 3 mm [First-time-encountered]

Pintail Beetle ~ 5 mm [First-time-encountered]

Checkered Beetle (Omadius seticornis) ~ 20 mm

Jewel Beetle (Habroloma lepidopterum) ~ 2 mm

Leaf Beetle (Galerosastra sumatrana) ~ 8 mm

Long Horned Beetle (Coptops annulipes) ~ 20 mm

Beetle larva ~ 5 mm