| Show insects in Asia with profiles available. | |
| Show all insects of concern in Asia. |
| Common Name | Range *** |
|---|---|
| Adam's Shadowdamsel | Sri Lanka |
| Aeshna yemenensis | Yemen |
| Agabus spp. (1) | Ethiopia, Russia, Spain |
| Andaman Crow | India, Myanmar |
| Apollo Butterfly | Asia, Middle East |
| Bekko Tombo | China, Japan, Korea |
| Biak Tiger | Indonesia |
| Bonthain Tiger | Indonesia |
| Bulgarian Emerald | Turkey |
| Buru Opalescent Birdwing | Indonesia |
| Cerambyx Longicorn | Asia, Middle East |
| Coenagrion syriacum | Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey |
| Corsican Swallowtail | Sardinia |
| Dannatt's Tiger | Philippines |
| Dark-winged Groundling | Iran, Iraq, Israel, Syria, Turkey |
| David's Tiger | Philippines |
| Dytiscus latissimus | Russia |
| Felder's Tiger | Philippines |
| Formicoxenus spp. (1) | Austria, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Poland, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, United States |
| Four-spot Midget | China (Guangdong), Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan |
| Goldstreifiger | Asia |
| Graphium spp. (6) | India, Indian Ocean (Comoro Islands), Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Solomon Islands |
| Japanese Ant | Japan |
| Jordan's Swallowtail | Indonesia |
| Jungle Threadtail | Sri Lanka |
| Luzon Peacock Swallowtail | Philippines |
| Lycaena ottomanus | Turkey |
| Milagros' Tiger | Philippines |
| Mountain Alcon Blue | Asia |
| Myrmica spp. (1) | Algeria, Belgium, Canada, France, India, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States |
| Obi Island Birdwing | Indonesia |
| Omani Dragonfly | Oman |
| Papilio carolinensis | Philippines |
| Papilio neumoegeni | Indonesia |
| Parnassius autocrator | Afghanistan, Tajikistan |
| Pheidole spp. (2) | Argentina, Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Guyana, India, Madagascar, United States (Colorado) |
| Predatory Bush Cricket | Asia, Middle East |
| Pygmy Hog Sucking Louse | India |
| Red Chaser | Armenia, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kyrgyzstan, Syria, Turkey |
| Relict Himalayan Dragonfly | India, Nepal |
| Rosalia Longicorn | Asia, Middle East |
| Sinai Hooktail | Oman, Saudi Arabia, Yemen |
| Small Lappet Moth | China, Japan, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Russia |
| Southern Tailed Birdwing | Indonesia |
| Sri Lanka Forktail | Sri Lanka |
| Strongylognathus spp. (9) | Algeria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Georgia (Eurasia), Greece, Israel, Italy, Korea, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine |
| Wallace's Golden Birdwing Butterfly | Indonesia |
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