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August 6. Summer sun on my skin like liquid gold, scent of honeysuckle heavy in the air, and a new f

For the last month I have been in the Calakmul Biosphere making new friends while I collected data f

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Broken-backed bug.

Zygaenid moth larvae look weird when feeding. You cannot see their head, because it is retractile an

Scoliid wasp on a thistle flowerhead.

Found a katydid on a mountain in Tokyo.

Stink bug nymph.

Found a mantis.

A longhorn beetle which lost its horns.

A leaf-footed bug and a kudzu bug are sucking juice from a kudzu leaf.

Sawfly laying eggs in the leaf margin tissue.

Some insects cut a circular trench before feeding on a leaf. This leaf beetle is believed to avoid u

Ladybug pupae sometimes move their body in order to drive away parasitoid wasps and predators.

Bumblebee feeding on lantana flowers.

Crab spider eating a leaf beetle.

This six-legged little critter is not an insect, although once was considered to be. It is a species

Weird looking nymph of the leafhopper genus Drabescus.

This three mm long insect is not a moth nor a white fly but a dustywing that belongs to a family of

Tiny sawfly larva on a Japanese red elder leaf.

Today I found this bug for the first time in my life. It might be an invasive species from Europe or

Fuzzy lil’ one.

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