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2 Stenopola boliviana, a spur-throat toothpick grasshopper -
4 Liebermannacris dorsualis on foliage -
5 A Red-dotted Planthopper (Lystra lanata) perched on a trunk -
3 Ferenta stolliana resting on a half-eaten leaf at night -
3 A fruit-piercing moth, Eudocima anguina, that has seen better days -
2 A fruit-piercing moth, Eudocima procus, giving us a hint of its beautiful hind wings -
4 Still yet another flag-footed bug, Melucha gladiator, on a leaf -
3 Yet another flag-footed bug, Nematopus indus, on a leaf at night -
3 A flag-footed bug, Petalops azureus, on a leaf at night -
4 A shield bug, Taurocerus edessoides, on a frond at night -
4 Petalops jactatus, a flag-footed bug on a leaf at night -
3 A flag-footed bug (Petalops virago) on a leaf at night -
3 A big red assassin bug (Erbessus grossus) on a leaf at night -
3 Nauplius Crescent (Eresia nauplius) -
3 A moth (Antiblemma linens) feeding on red fruit -
6 Euagona juno, a distinctive "true bug" from Peru -
4 Green on green, with some yellow-and-black warning tape (Molchina hopei) -
5 A colorful skipper (Charidia lucaria) on a leaf at night -
5 A moth, Chetone ithrana, resting on a leaf at night -
4 Another leaf-mimic katydid (Typophyllum morrisi) from the Amazon basin -
3 A leaf-mimic katydid (Typophyllum bolivari) from the Amazon basin -
5 A distinctively marked grasshopper (Maculiparia rotundata) from the Amazon basin -
5 A colorful grasshopper (Hippariacris latona) cleaning its foot -
4 A large flightless grasshopper (Colpolopha biloba) on a leaf at night
John Sullivan
I'm a retired software engineer who now has a lot more time to spend on traveling, photographing wildlife, and learning about wildlife. I am particularly interested in reptiles and amphibians.
MaleJoined 11-12-15
