As is often the case, butterflies (Lepidoptera) are the best recoded order of insects, but entomological surveys are ongoing. A 'butterfly lick', shown here, is a common sight in the Park.
There are various species here - including at least 2 genera of yellow butterflies: Eurema & Ixias (Pieridae)
Cyrestis nivea	Vindula dejone
Click here - for a list of   butterflies found in the Park    - prepared by staff and academic visitors.	Lexias dirtea
Recommended References Corbet & Pendlebury Butterflies of the Malay peninsula Monastyrskii & Devyatkin, Common butterflies of Vietnam Viet Nam insect pictures - click here
Other Insect Orders - all pictures taken in the Park
Odonata
Orthoptera
Dermaptera
Dictyoptera
Mantodea
Blattaria
Isoptera
Phasmida
Hemiptera
Coleoptera
Hymenoptera
Diptera
See more on the ecology page ...
Other Arthropods
Funnel web spiders can often be found on the forest floor - especially during the dry season.
Above: a harvestman (left) and a spider that has captured a cicada (right). Millipedes are a common sight - they have 2 pairs of legs per 'segment' - which distinguishes them from centipedes, such as this long legged specimen on the right.