August is ending in a week, and this means there will be a number of bugs, fish and sea creatures that will no longer be available to catch in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

Notable Animal Crossing: New Horizons critters leaving the Northern Hemisphere after August include many of the rare beetles as well as the Napoleon Fish. For the Southern Hemisphere, notable critters leaving include the blowfish and Dung Beetle.

You can find the full list of these departing critters below, as well as when and where to catch them:

Northern Hemisphere

Bugs

Name	Location	Timing
Common bluebottle	Flying	4am – 7pm
Great purple emperor	Flying	4am – 7pm
Brown cicada	On trees	8am – 5pm
Robust cicada	On trees	8am – 5pm
Giant cicada	On trees	8am – 5pm
Evening cicada	On trees	4am – 8am & 4pm – 7pm
Cicada shell	On trees	All day
Jewel beetle	On tree stumps	All day
Blue weevil beetle	On palm trees	All day
Scarab beetle	On trees	11pm – 8am
Drone beetle	On trees	All day
Saw stag	On trees	All day
Miyama stag	On trees	All day
Giant stag	On trees	11pm – 8am
Cyclommatus stag	On palm trees	5pm – 8am
Golden stag	On palm trees	5pm – 8am
Giraffe stag	On palm trees	5pm – 8am
Horned dynastid	On trees	5pm – 8am
Horned atlas	On palm trees	5pm – 8am
Horned elephant	On palm trees	5pm – 8am
Horned hercules	On palm trees	5pm – 8am

Fish

Name	Location	Timing
Killifish	Pond	All day
Frog	Pond	All day
Giant snakehead	Pond	9am – 4pm
Napoleonfish	Sea	4am – 9pm
Squid	Sea	All day

Sea Creatures

Name	Swimming Speed	Timing
Vampire squid	Quick long lunges	4pm – 9am
Sea pineapple	Slow long lunges	All day

Southern Hemisphere

Bugs

Name	Location	Timing
Rajah Brooke’s birdwing	Flying	8am – 5pm
Damselfly	Flying	All day
Dung beetle	Rolling snowballs along the ground	All day

Fish

Name	Location	Timing
Pond smelt	River	All day
Blowfish	Sea	9pm – 4am

Sea Creatures

Name	Swimming Speed	Timing
Venus’ flower basket	Quick long lunges	All day
Sweet shrimp	Slow	4pm – 9am
Sea pig	Quick long lunges	4pm – 9am

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